HP Envy 15-k220nr: updated HP Envy 15-k220nr SSD m2

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  At the beginning of this thread, what you advised me strongly to clone my old hard drive instead of trying a new install of Windows 10 on my SSD. I recommend the contrary unless your system works perfectly with your old hard drive, because this way, you can leave the system, the software and the data files on your old hard drive intact in case you go account you have to go back and check on something or you decide to abandon the upgrade. I found that there is no mystery to a cleaning only install on an SSD, as long your SSD is compatible with your computer. I had updated my old HDD from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and after this upgrade, I was getting other error messages every time, I started the computer (inaccessible_boot_device, unexpected_store_exception and kernel_data_input_error). Since there are so many problems on my old HDD, I have probably restores it to Windows 7 so I can always, in case I ever need to refer to my old configuration. Web sites said that once that Windows 10 has been enabled on your computer, future Windows 10 installs on the computer is automatically turned on, even if you have restored the machine to Windows 7 or Windows 8.

  If you try a new installation, make sure that you do so with an attached network cable. It makes a huge difference for me. A clean install without a connected network cable has led to all sorts of problems, including a lack of access to the Internet and some devices are not installed correctly. When I did a clean install with an attached network cable, all of my devices have been installed automatically. This includes the Synaptics touchpad, the HP wireless button, the AMD Radeon graphics card and the Realtek card reader. I didn't need to install whatever it is myself, and the Device Manager does not display the unknown devices. Wireless network connected during installation, even my Wi - Fi was not usable during or after installation.

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  Several manuals:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-15-notebook-PC-series/7234894/model/7485688/manuals

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  my HP laptop is about 1.5 years now, and I would like to replace my old 1 TB HDD with a SSD (to start windows) while keeping the old HDD in my laptop as a secondary drive. However, I read that for some laptops, it is not possible to change the primary HDD with a SSD, which means that the SSD can be used only as a secondary.

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  Buy a brand 2.5 inch SATA 7 mm internal thickness for laptop SSD. I don't know about the reliability of the Crucial SSD. But the Evo of 840 Samsung SSD in my Pavilion 15A did an outstanding job for me.

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  Page 48-50 in the Manual: replacement procedures.
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  You can buy the kit of additional hard drive to HARD drive in secondary Bay, HP 720237-001 (Page 27 of the manual) part number

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  I have a 14-k124TX currently Envy and you want to upgrade the disk SSD 128 GB to 500 GB.

  The vehicle currently has a samsung mzmtd 128 and I want to use a Samsung 850 EVO series. I opened my laptop and I'm confident on the evolution of Physics in the. I meausred the exsisting SSD and it corresponds exactly with the specifications of the new, so I'm also confident it will fit.

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• Cable Envy 17-j029nr SSD

  I need to buy a cable to install an SSD in my Envy 17-j029nr.

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  Model: 17-j029nr

  Rev: 1968-100

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  See p. 47 of the manual here:

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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-15-as000-notebook-PC-(touch) / 10862137/model/11830106/document/c05178682 /.

  Please use the following Manual:

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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-17-notebook-PC-series/8499288/model/9088687/manuals

  The answer is Yes. Please read the manual and get more information.

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