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• How many times can I install Windows 7 on your PC even after I continue to update the hard drive SSD for a bigger?

  How many times can I install windows 7 on your PC even after I continue to update the hard drive SSD for a bigger? Unlimited?

  Mike

  There is no limit.

• Hard drive / SSD for After Effects optimization

  Hey everybody! Anyway, I wonder how to optimize my setup disk for After Effects. I don't know if the answer to this changes between AE versions we will just look at CS5.5 and CS6.

  My configuration:

  I7 - 3930 k OC had to 4.5 GHz

  48 GB of RAM (1866-999-24)

  EVGA GTX 770 4 GB classified

  120 GB SATA II SSD for drive C (operating system and programs, nothing else. Not even games)

  240GB SATA III SSD to scratch your files (50 GB reserved) and output

  500 GB (7200 RPM) HARD drive for media files (mainly AVCHD)

  3 TB external backup (not used when editing)

  My system already works pretty fast for what I do, but if the upgrade of my Sata II SSD or replace my HDD with a SSD would be me give another significant boost in speed, then I'm all for it. I doubt it would be nowhere near as well an increase in my last two upgrades well. The GTX 770 gave me a 3. 5 x for my projects 3D rendering speed boost from 16 GB to 48GB of RAM gave me 5.5 x ram preview speed boost. Regardless, I'm always looking for every ounce of power out my hardware because less time editing is more time with the family.

  Given my current setup. Should I change how I use my current readers or buy an another SSD to replace one of my existing records? I already intend to buy a Samsung 840 EVO 500 GB SSD, but if he won't really matter so I just pass on it.

  Oh, I also use first Pro CS5.5 frequently. Not sure if that changes anything.

  Thank you!

  Eric

  EDIT: Just found a link that helps the configuration of disk for Premiere Pro (below), but I'm still having a hard time finding how to optimize my disk configuration, as each reader is capable of a different speed. My fastest drive is drive C, the drive or the disk cache / scratch?

  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/662972

  Put the cache of AE on the SSD drive folder. The media cache will follow other media applications cache settings. That's all you need to worry about really. The Directory Windows Temp Variable is of course the operating system if it's a SSD this way.

  Eric

  ADK

• 15 - n259se: hard drive SSD update

  Hello

  I recently bought this laptop (15-n259se) and have been impressed in all of his performances. I plan to upgrade its HDD to the SSD. I've read a lot about this on the forum here but had a few questions before I have eventually go ahead.

  I checked the manual of the product with the product below and could only found that its uses a SATA port.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04438537

  Thus, the Samsung EVO 850 (500 GB) will work on this system?

  As the hard drive for this laptop is not easily accessible by the user, another thing I read here that you can replace the DVDRom with a caddy and then install SSD while retaining the original hard drive. I tried looking for a shopping cart but did not find any. Can someone let me know if there's any cart that is compatible with this system and also if there is anything that I should be informed during the implementation.

  Thank you

  See page 61 of the manual to see how the hard drive is in the laptop. You can use any interface SATA 2.5 inches in width and 7 or 9.5 mm thiick drive hard or on SSD. The Samsung 850, in my opinion, is the best on the market, then Yes, I would receommend you get.

  I don't have such good news for the caddy optical drive for a few reasons. First of all, the optical drive SATA port uses a slower SATA (SATA I) protocol because it is all that is needed by an optical drive. If you put an SSD in there you will get all the benefits quickly. In addition to this, you would be able to use the SSD for storage since if you put a hard drive or SSD in the optical drive bay that is not bootable. If you do not need the DVD player, you must put the original hard drive in the optical Bay and then put the SSD in the main location on page 61. Yes, it is not an easy thing to do and should probably be done by an experienced laptop technician. However, the manual shows all the steps, and if you are very careful, it can be done by a competent first-timer. You are questioning the warranty that I must warn you.

  It is an example of optics to the hard drive adapter that you can use:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/9-5mm-universal-SATA-2nd-HDD-SSD-hard-drive-caddy-for-CD-DVD-ROM-optical-Bay-/161642179680?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item25a29fec60

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• Acer recovery disks do not install Windows 7 on a new hard drive SSD

  Hi all!

  I have Ace Aspire 5742 G laptop and I have problems to install the Windows 7 operating system on my new hard drive SSD (I bought the SSD because the original hard drive is defect and do all the time... blue screens)

  For the factory restore, I use the restore disks. I burned the discs a few years back when the laptop has insisted me to do (using eRecovery or something, in total 3 dvds).

  Testing of computer to install the operating system with the DVD (asked to insert a dvd and then press a key). The real problem is that the installer will just in loops, restart and eventuallyfreezing in the end...

  Restart--> Acer--> Windows logo takes over... files-> from windows-> reboot-> etc.

  Which continued for more than an hour (on the first dvd!) and all of a sudden that it froze right on screen "starting windows..." I had to restart and stars on again once.

  I can still use my old formatted HARD drive, should I do the new set of recovery disks or use a USB?

  Thanks for the answers in advance!

  FR.
  Barbarian90

  I was not able to edit my previous post, so I'll make a new...

  So I thought (with the help of Google) that the problem was that I had installed the new DDR3 memory game. When I changed them back to the original ones (2x2gb) everything worked smoothly.

  anyway. Thanks for the help!

• Which hard drive buy for my laptop Toshiba Satellite 15.6 "3 GB HD 320?

  After receiving an error of 10-FA12 - 054D and do not recover my laptop to zone out, I believe that I have to buy a new hard drive.

  Which hard drive buy for my laptop Toshiba Satellite 15.6 "3 GB HD 320?

  You can check the Toshiba site for which specifications you need.  A general rule is to buy something at least two times greater than the one that failed, because the data use and therefore the space doubles every 18 months.

  You may want to consider a large enough to allow you to make backups and store in another partition

• Tecra R10 - hard drive upgrade for SSD

  Can we say if it is possible to change the hard drive for an SSD?
  It would be perfect!

  Why is it not possible? As far as I know Toshiba proposes some models of the Portege with SSD and SATA drives.
  For the time being SSDS are quite expensive and I don't think the best solution.
  What is the reason for the exchange of HARD drive?
  I still have no experience with SSDS, but I've read several articles ve noticed that Intel X25M should be good. According to the tests that has this HARD drive, comparing to other manufacturers, data transfer rate but it is quite expensive.

  Anyway, when you replace the HARD drive please let us know how it works, and describe your experience with it. It can be very useful for other members of the forum.

  Good luck!

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop: HARD drive SSD update for HP Pavilion 15 laptop

  Hey there!

  I own a HP pavilion 15 notebook PC, [model number: F6C42PA #ACJ]. Currently, it is equipped with a 1 TB SATA HARD drive. I was going to upgrade to SSD. Kindly guide me through the steps and the compatible products. Also is there a simple way to just walk into an authorized service center of thm Center and ask to do the upgrade?

  Thank you

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 59.

  Not your model exactly but very close and videos may be more useful.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=c04324972&DocLang=en&docLocale=en_US&JumpID=reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0001

  Any form factor of 2.5 in SATA SSD will work and I recommend a Samsung Evo 850.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820147372&cm_re=Samsung_850_Evo-_-20-147-372-_-product

  There is a link for all sizes available on the page. I recommend that at least a 256 and 500 are quite affordable nowadays.

  Where do you live? Country only, please. I heard that HP Service centers will perform memory and SSD upgrades on these 'closed' systems but I don't know where all of them or what they would charge. You should be able to find a competent local computer shop to do. It does not put security at risk, but the warranty is not revoked if the work is done properly, without damage to the laptop.

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• Replace hard drive SSD

  I have a 15 inch macbook pro late 2008.This came with a 250 GB hard drive that I partitioned

  two areas of 125 GB that appear as separate HD1 and HD2 hard drives on my desktop. I have OSX 10.5.11

  the HD1 and the last OSX El Capitan on HD2. According to what I want to do I can boot from either HD

  and so each OS. I want to replace my original with a SSD hard drive. The little material is quite simple

  but I want to retain the same configuration on disk partitions, i.e. 2 new with OS on each different

  and all applications and files for each. Basically an exact copy of the original disc.

  I have free external USB and FireWire HDs and a copy of Super Duper. How can I go about it?

  Use a utility like SuperDupercloning or double clone. Clone your original drive on another external drive firewire is bootable.

  Then after installing the new disk, boot from the clone and clone for the new SSD.

• Compatible HARD drive need for my Satellite L655 - 1 6

  Hey everybody,

  my 4 year old Satellite L655 1 g 6 has recently had some problems and the hard drive needs to be replaced.
  Does anyone know about a cheap substitute that should not necessarily be the Toshiba?

  I don't want to do a SSD hard drive, as this laptop is old enough, and the cost for the ssd would not depreciate in the next years.
  Would be very grateful to hear some opinions/suggestions :)

  -Thanks in advance

  In general you need is of 2.5 HARD drive with connector SATA and these drives, you can find in every store of the computer. Pick up some info on the proposed models, capacities and prices so that you can make a decision that you want to buy.
  > I don't want to do a SSD hard drive, as this laptop is old enough, and the cost for the ssd would not depreciate in the next years.
  In my opinion it's the wrong opinion. Using SSD increase you the performance of laptop computer s quickly and were very quick machine. One day if you do not want to use this laptop, you can remove the SSD and put old HDD inside. SSD can be used on the new machine.
  For me, it's the best solution for you.

  Last year I've improved my 4 years old P500 with SSD and I m very happy with it. The price was only 149 Euros. It's OK price. Change the HARD drive is not complicated and you can do it alone.

• Replace hard drive SSD on end 2009 27 "iMac

  end 2009 27 "imac

  OS X 10.11.3

  3.06 GHz intel Core 2 Duo

  4 GB memory

  According to the genius bar, the Seagate 1 TB hard drive on my end 2009 27 "iMac is a failure.  They told me that they do not have the parts to replace and suggest I do myself or take it to Best Buy.  Best Buy said that they are unable to do so I can't to try it myself.  I read and watched directions to ifixit and several other sites.  I am convinced that I have the skills to do the replacement, but I'm less confident about the purchase of equipment:

  (1) Ifixit say I should use a Seagate drive to replace the Seagate drive I have.  Engineering made no mention of this.

  (2) engineering suggested I buy a Crucial BX200 480 GB SATA 6 GB/s 7 mm (with 9.5 mm adapter) 2.5 "disk flash internal SSD (part #CT7414188).  The essential site says I need part CTSSDCONVT a 2.5 "to 3.5" SATA SSD/HHD converter for 2006-2012 MacPro.  They suggest that it will work in my iMac as well.  Articles and discussions have referenced problems with noise from the fan and order and mention with fixes software and manual control of the speed of the fans.  When I mentioned questions fan of genius, he said not to worry about this, and the Crucial site makes no mention of him either.  The SSD costs $129,99 and converter $ 21,50 for a total of $151,49.

  (3) OWC offers aDIY Bundle which includes a 480 Electra of mercury GB 3 G SSD, newer technology AdaptaDrive to allow installation of the 2.5 "SSD and a digital probe online that eliminates the noise of the fan and maintains control of the correct system fan through management for the iMac system controller.  The package costs $199,75.

  Bundle OWC seems like a good deal but it seems to me that SSD Crucial works to 6 GB/s and the Electra of mercury to 3 Gbps.  If I go through the replacement, it seems more sensible to get the 6 GB/s.

  I wonder if I can mix and match and use the Crucial SSD with the Adaptadrive of more recent technology and digital sensor OWC.

  Any suggestions from anyone who has done this replacement would be appreciated.

  2009 iMacs have SATA 2 - meant 3Gbps rate.  It does not matter if you use 2 SATA and SATA 3 - you get only speed SATA 2.

  Second - the adapter for 2.5 to 3 5 - don't hang a lot of money on this,-l'ebay has many choices.

  My personal experience, support 'intel' works best - since it is the length, so the seat fits much better.

  Yes, you can mix and match - choose what might suit you best.

  For me, I had Apple OEM SSD (Samsung doing this - 256 GB, SATA 3) with intel on iMac 2011 (SATA 3 speed), with support from OWC thermal line sensor.

  Samsung 830 (256 GB and SATA 3) on iMac 2010 (SATA 2 speed), with support from Intel, with OWC thermal line sensor.

  Note: the probe heat 2010 and 2011 are different.

  Good luck.

  Sam

• Which hard drive internal for Late 2008 MacBook Pro

  After a help in this forum, I now need to replace my internal hard drive for my MacBook Pro - towards the end of 2008.

  Can someone advise what internal hard drive, I have to buy with up to 1 TB of space, also do I need to change or replacement anything else to take account of this change... ?

  Look online and there's nobody with good reviews:

  Hitachi 7K 1000 1000 GB Travelstar HTS721010A9E630 internal

  Hope someone can help

  Hitachi (HGST) makes hard drives that I personally support but other brands are also compatible and work very well.  That you selected is a good choice.   This link will give you an idea what is available:

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-notebook/#SSDS

  Ciao.

• Can I install a 3rd hard drive (SSD) on my desire to Phoenix 800?

  Hi, I just bought a Phoenix 800-089 wanted and I was wondering if I could use for an another SSD expansion Bay?

  There are already an SSD installed and do not know if the expansion Bay would allow another?

  If so, do I need to purchase a support of editing or something else so he can adapt?

  Thanks for your help.

  The HP ENVY Phoenix 800-089 desktop has space for three 3.5 hard drives "and two optical drives 5.25". Using the adapter rails, you can install a 2.5 SSD "in the third-party hard disk or in the second Bay oprtical Bay. A set of 2.5 "to 3.5" adapter may have been provided with your new SSD. If this isn't the case, any computer and/or electronic store will be available adapters.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• HP G71-340US recovery of the system using a new smaller hard drive (SSD)

  I replaced the hard drive on an HP G71-340US notebook with a Solid State Drive (240 GB).  The original drive (who did not) was a 320 GB drive.

  I tried to perform the Reovery of system using the recovery disks that I created when I bought the laptop.  However, the only option enabled when you are trying to restore is 'Factory Reset'.  When I choose this option, the recovery process may not continue his run as "... the hard drive of this computer is smaller than the original shipped hard disk.

  Is there a way I can go beyond that?  Any suggestions/help would be most appreciated!

  Thank you!

  HP System normal recoveries do not usually work on smaller hard disks. You may need to use a spinner legacy 320 GB hard drive and more capacity to perform the Factory image restore and then make a migration of data to the SSD. It is unfortunate that you chose to change for one SSD after the original spinner hard drive has failed.

  With SSDS, in particular the best method is to use a upgrade kit or data migration kit.

  A data migration kit consists of software cloning and a usb to SATA cable. The USB to SATA cable connect the SSD to the usb port of the laptop for the cloning process that is part of the migration of the data.

  The software provided by manufacturers such as Samsung and Corsair SSD are usually able to transfer all of the operating system and on a smaller hard disk partitions.

• Replace hard drive SSD in IdeaPad y510p

  Hi all

  I've had the IdeaPad y510p for a while now. This is the model with dual graphics, 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB HDD + 24GB SSD combo. (If you need me to be more precise, let me know). The 5400 hard drive RPM was slow this machine and I recently bought a 512 GB SSDS.

  Is this compatible with the laptop? Of my little knowledge of hard drives, I assumed it was and picked it up.

  Also, how I go on my PC cloning so that everything can be copied on the SSD drive, including start-up and all files and recovery partitions.

  And one last thing. Is the separate 24 GB SSD or the part the 1 TB HARD drive... in other words, can I keep the secondary, more small SSD in as well?

  Thanks in advance!