HP Envy 6 - 1010ea HDD and SSD upgrade

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• Satellite-C55-A-1NU - upgrade of RAM and SSD upgrade information

  I have a Toshiba Satellite C55-A-1NU and I want to know if it is possible to replace the optical drive with an SSD? Can someone tell me what I need to do? What type of rack and SSD should I buy. Thank you

  I also want to improve the ram memory, the laptop has only 1 slot 4 GB ddr3 1600 mhz, but is single channel. Which model should I buy to work in dual channel I use cpu-z to identify the model and it shows me hmt451s6mfr8a do I need exactly this or I can put another ty of manufacturing 2.

  This upgrade with SSD is not supported by Toshiba, so everything you do is at your risk. Check this forum please. If I m remembering although some people have already posted own experiences.
  I think that in most cases they ordered this caddy HDD/SSD but the drive was not recognized at all.

  In my opinion, you must perform these updates.

  RAM
  Up to 16 GB of RAM according to specification for laptop, you can put on level and on the lower part under the cover of memory, you should find two memory locations. How to change RAM is described in s. manuals check please page 72.

  The memory modules are compatible RAM for your laptop model:
  4 GB DDR3L-1600-PA5104U-1M4G
  8 GB DDR3L-1600-PA5104U-1M8G

• HP Pavilion x 360 13-u009na: HP Pavilion x 360 13-u009na RAM and SSD upgrade

  Is - this model allows the upgrade to 8 GB RAM and SSD adding to existing Sata HDD? If possible please give instructions on how to do it and what model/version RAM and SSD would fit in. Thank you

  Hello

  You can find the manual here: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05147552

  For the SSD: Any disk 2.5-inch should work for you.

  For RAM: the laptop has a single location, if you want to find an 8GB stick (DDR4 2133 GHz) SODIMM.

  Thank you

• HP Pavilion dv6-2120tx: HP Pavilion dv6-2120tx RAM and SSD UPGRADE

  HI guys,.

  I want to improve my ram from 4 GB to 8 GB or 16 and my 500 GB HDD 120 GB SSD.
  The problem is that I'm not sure what RAM and SSD is compatible.

  My current features are:
  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Core i5 430M at 2.27 GHz
  Technology of 32nm Arrandale
  RAM
  4.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 532 MHz (7-7-7-20)
  Motherboard
  Hewlett-Packard 3659 (CPU)
  Graphics
  Monitor generic PnP (1366x768@60Hz)
  1024MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M (HP)
  Storage
  465 GB Hitachi HTS725050A9A364 (SATA)
  1 GB JMCR SD/MMC SCSI Disk Device (NULL)
  I think about Corsair 8 GB DDR3 - 1333 MHz (CMSO8GX3M1A1333C9) for ram,
  and Adata first Pro sp310 128 GB SSD.
  They will be compatible with my laptop? If not, what are those who do you suggest?
  Thanks in advance.
  Any help is very appreciated!

  It will take 8 gigs. It is aka PC3-8500 SO-DIMM DDR3-1066 and is the part specified in the Manual:

  The modules, PC3 memory, 1066 MHz FSB 4096 MB 579156-001 ■

  http://www.Amazon.com/2x4GB-DDR3-SODIMM-PC3-8500-memory/DP/B00E0TIQWQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&QID=1464985698&SR=8-4&keywords=PC3-8500+so-DIMM

  The memory you chose will likely work, but sometimes the fastest memory will not downclock and laptop computers HP certainly prefer low density memory, 8 blocks on each side not 4.

  The SSD that you selected will be OK, but I encourage you to spring for at least a 240 GB model. 128 GB is a bit of containment in the current environment and SSD prices are low, as is the memory. Never been a better time to upgrade. I just took a 240 on eBay, major brands, for $56 shipped.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/301380765684?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

  Let us know if you need assistance more installation or the software or anything like that.

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• Mobile OS from HDD and SSD 16 GB Express SSD Cache (HP Envy H8 - 1520t)

  Product number: C9D47AV #ABA

  Serial number: [personal information deleted]

  I recently bought a new desire and while I had originally planned on just using the 1 TB HDD as well as 16 GB of cache to boot the system, I decided to go with a 120 GB Samsung SSD 840 for where I want my OS to be.

  After reading a lot of posts and have tried to do it myself last night, I know it will be a pain.  I saw a few solutions on the forum I'll try tonight and I don't want to revisit old but I do not see anyone mentioned have a 16 GB SSD cache for the computer to start from.  Does make a difference in what I like?

  If I am able to well to clone the current HARD drive can I spend with the 16 GB Sandisk Disk Cache?  I can live with keeping the 16 GB startup disk, using the SSD 120 GB for my OS and find another use for the 1 TB HARD drive, but ideally, I would like to boot directly from the 120 GB SSD and use the HARD disk of 1 TB as additional storage space.

  Thanks in advance for reading this.

  Ban

  Thanks in advance for reading this.

  Hello

  SSD 16 GB cache is primarily for you to have a faster access to your data.

  Before installing the os or the image you want to make the current system, it's better that you create a recovery Kit using the HP software to create the installation DVD for your device.

  At any time, you want to restore your system to its original configuration, simply launch the Kit.

  Now, with respect to the imaging system and having it installed on the SSD, how do you intend to do? What software will you use to perform this task?

  Thank you

• HP Envy 15 t-j000 with ssd upgrade

  Hi all, I'm from outside the United States and I will be the week next to the United States and I want to buy an SSD for my HP Envy 15 t-j000, is to have 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB 5400 RPM hybrid disc, what do you recommend? I don't know if I can use any mSATA SSD, or can only install the SSD 24 - GB PN: 720564-001.

  Your help is very appreciated.

  Kind regards

  acmesoft

  You may not use any mSATA SSD. The purpose of the mSATA SSD is as a cache drive configured with the software Intel IRST. It will not replace the primary hard drive.

  What you need is a SATA SSD to replace your hard drive (legacy) of spinner with. Here is a great article on the How to geek about why you should switch to an SSD.

  The article contains information on the best ways to accomplish the task, including links to software for cloning. I highly recommend buying an SSD as a migration kit. The kits include a usb to SATA cable and software for cloning. Who will do the simple upgrade.

  Here is the guide to maintenance and Service for your laptop. The hard drive is a customer service unit. There on page 47 for instructions that explain how to remove and replace the hard drive.

• Pavilion 15-p045TX: HP Pavilion 15-p045TX RAM and SSD upgrade?

  Hello Sir/Madam,

  I want to upgrade RAM and HDD (SSD) in my computer laptop HP Pavilion 15-p045TX, please answer my money issues:

  I have a 64 Bit Windows 10 installed on my laptop.

  Associated with RAM-

  (1) I have 2 RAM slots, 1 is used with ADATA 8 GB of RAM, which is the maximum limit of RAM that I can use in my second slot (8/16)?

  (2) is it expandable to Rams 2 * 16 GB (32 GB total)?

  (3) can I use any brand DDR3 8 GB / 16 GB of RAM?

  (4) there must be 1600 MHz? Or 1333 Mhz will also work? What is the best?

  Associated with SSD-

  (1) is there a limit on the size of the SSD memory support? 1 taken to support?

  (2) can I use any brand SSD? Transcend SSD 370 s 250 GB and Samsung 850 EVO 250GB OK?

  Linux 64-Bit installation will make a difference on Performance or questions above?

  --

  Thank you

  Sandeep

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 3 of the memory card. It is said 12 GB is the maximum, but we know from experience, you can install 2 x 8 GB in total 16 concerts. No 32 GB. It must be low voltage, and if you already have a single module of 8 GB you want to duplicate its specifications. If it has 8 black blocks on the side, you need to get a module like this.

  It is not easy to work on this system. You must remove the top cover to get to the hard drive Bay and remove the motherboard to add RAM. See p. 105 and 116.

  Module of memory of 8 GB 693374-005

  There's a 16 gig module listed, but it is for AMD laptops with a single location and will not work on your motherboard, even if you could find it.

  https://www.Amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-1600MHz-PC3-12800-KVR16LS11/DP/B00CQ35HBQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1475841671 & SR = 8-1 & Keywords = 693374-005

  

  You can install a type SATA 2.5-inch 1 TB SSD. There is no definitive list brands supported. People sometimes have problems with some specific SSD as some determinative seem to cause problems, but the Evo to Samsung 850 is a good choice with a record few if any questions.

  The computer does not know if she is running only Windows or Linux and the RAM or the SSD works with Linux or Windows, or in dual boot. The Linux kernels current used in the current distributions like Ubuntu 16.04 SSD handle very well with a maximum return.

  Post back with more questions.

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• Split X 2 HDD and RAM upgrade

  I recently bought a HP Split X 2 of Best Buy, and I like it so far.  I read in the preliminary comments for this product that the CPU can be i3 or i5, RAM can be upgraded up to 8 GB and a hard drive can be placed in the keyboard.  I realize that it is a new product, but is anyone know yet if these upgrades can be done after purchase?  My Split X 2 is now configured with 4 GB of RAM, 128 GB memory SSD and an i3.

  Thank you for your attention.

  Hello

  It's a list of the available configurations:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/ads/X2/compare.html

  I think that the keyboard is too thin for a HDD normal and based on the following link you can ONLY put SD card keyboard (item #4):

  http://h20435.www2.HP.com/T5/367-Addison-Avenue-blog/HP-s-newest-hybrid-Tablet-5-ways-the-new-split-X2-can-help-your/BA-p/81505

  There are a few different screen sizes and the model 13.3 " has more options than others. You can find more information from the following document including how yo RAM upgrade:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03822338.PDF

  Kind regards.

• XPS 8500 - replacement HDD and SSD

  I'm looking to upgrade of storage on my my Dell XPS 8500... My question here is twofold:

  1. I want to replace my current 2 TB HDD (disk storage) with a 4 TB or 5 TB of HARD drive. I will be able to use and see the full 4-5 to? Or is this a case where I will not be able to use the entire disk or will need to score? Y at - it an update of the BIOS that will allow me full access to training?
  2. I am also looking to replace my mSATA 256GB SSD (boot drive) with a 500 GB mSATA SSD... will it be any problem read this disk after installation (plan to do a clean install of Windows and reload my programs)?

  Thanks for your help. Hoping to update soon, but did not buy until I knew what I was getting myself into.

  Its a fairly recent machine with a UEFI BIOS, so it should be good... If you have already upgraded to Windows 10 then your system is already a unit of 10 windows and you should be able to clean the Windows 10 installation on the new SSD. If you haven't you should upgrade now as free upgrade expires tomorrow. #

  You must use the SATA AHCI operation. I assume you have your system already set up this way as you already have a 256 GB mSATA.

• Slow Mac Pro after that reset complete and SSD upgrade

  Hi all

  A few weeks ago, my Mac (mid-2012) began to slow down, finally I tok inside the store for some advice. The guy told me to run check disk, repair disk etc, I did, but it did not help. I then decided to collect the files that I wanted to keep and reset my mac, still no better. Then I tried to upgrade to El Capitan, which made things worse. After hours of fiddling and waiting I finally ended up back with somehow Mountain Lion.

  I went back to the store where he then said that my hard drive has failed and we must replace, so I've upgraded to a GB Samsung SSD 850 250 evo. This is a slight improvement that I managed to get to El Capitan on it now. However, the startup time is about 7-8 minutes and any task takes a ridiculous time amount, I get the Rainbow wheel very often - even though at this point, I have no software installed except that downloaded as a basis (other than Spotify) nor do I have all the files on my hard drive either - once again, other than those that come by default. I would say that the performance has not improved the outcome of this change of hard disk.

  I'm pretty stuck now, my CPU usage seems to go up in the pics, but there is no indication as to what is causing these spikes. I disabled the spotlight, but that did not help either.

  Help please?

  Run this test and post the results here.

  http://www.etresoft.com/etrecheck

• ENVY of HP dv6-7246us SSD Upgrade, problem Windows 7 installation with boot from a usb/dvd drive.

  Hi all

  I recently bought the dv6-7246us and have updated for one SSD HARD drive. The problem I have now is I can't boot from usb or dvd drive that contains the Windows 7installation. Initially, this laptop has a HDD with Windows 8. I changed the boot order to boot from the USB drive and the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive several times and have still no chance to start to the top of the installation. Is there a solution to this problem?

  Thank you

  Robert

  Hi, Robert:

  Go you into the BIOS and change in legacy Mode?

  I think that you need to do in order to boot from another device other than the hard drive.

• Windows OS 8.1 transfer between HDD and SSD on laptop (built-in two disks)

  Hi, I have an Alienware Laptop, 14, I wanted to transfer/copy/move my current OS (Windows 8.1) of my HDD (1 TB) to my (7.3 GB) SSD. I tried many methods I've seen online in other forums, I restored my computer whenever I between methods, when they fail. Yet, I need to find an effective way to do... I tried the following:

  -Start switched from AHCI RAID
  -Transformed into legacy prioritize boot from a USB device and tried to run AlienRespawn and Windows OS 8.1 (drawn from Microsofts website), twice, on two USB keys separate (both about 15 GB of storage).

  The result of AlienRespawn was simply did a cover of my HARD disk drive and my OS remained where he was, nothing has changed with my SSD. That being said, there is no selection in my START menu to choose which drive I want to start, for that, I guess I have to unplug my HARD drive so that it my laptop self chooses to run by using the SSD.

  The result of the execution of the USB with the operating system of Microsoft 8.1 is it says some sort of error, I googled the error online, he says to reformat the USB key and drop the operating system on it, and then try again. I did that twice, and both times found the same result (same error).

  I also tried to clone my HARD drive of my SSD using EaseUS, who put my documents and files on my SSD, but my BONE was still running on the HARD drive.

  I cloned partitions with Partition Master, with negative results, as well as using Tuxboot and Clonezilla combo to start my laptop using Clonezilla, but at the start he just asked me to remove all USB devices that did not have an operating system on them (I had a USB in)

  I also tried a few different USB sticks (I went out and bought three to try).

  The more recent method, I tried with the help of DiskPart. I executed what she says on many forums/sites, which involved cleaning/selection/activation disk 0 or no matter which drive my SSD was on. But once again, no result no positive.

  I'm desperate, I want to just run my OS on my SSD laptops, is it really so hard, or I'm just using the wrong methods and/or measures hurt?

  If anyone can help with a step by step guide that worked for them, please enlighten me!

  Thank you very much.

  I did a lot of research ahead, and this program kept coming as the way the simpler, cleaner to move the operating system, according to the people about these and other bodies.

• Dell XPS 730 x i7 920 memory and SSD upgrades

  OK, so after some looking around, I'm a little confused about what updates I can do on this old beast.

  I was the first under the impression that my system can handle only 6 GB of ram. Now I read that it can actually take up to 12GB IF I update the BIOS (ever since purchase). Is this true?

  Sideways SSD of things, I think that my system supports SATA 2... I don't see the SSD SATA2 drives. :( Is there a way to get around this?

  I also wonder about energy consumption. Last I heard that my system is supposed to have a 980 Watt power supply (DELL H1000E-01). Will this be enough for one SSD and more the existing HARD drive and the 12 GB of ram? The only other bet that I made from the stock system was upgraded to a GTX 570 video card.

  If upgrading ram is possible, which is the fastest RAM that I can use it safely? I've been out of the loop on PC tech for a while and looking at all types of RAM available these days is a bit daunting.

  Thanks for the replies. :)

  The power supply is more than enough.  Check Crucial RAM compatible, they have a good scanner to see what you have and reliable memory for Dell computers. It can handle a 12 GB of ram - chips 2 to 4 GB were not available when the computer was new.

  Maximum memory: 12288MB
  Slots: 3 (3 blocks of 1)

• Question HP P7-1227 and SSD Upgrade

  I'm a noobie here, and I want to put a 256 GB SSD in my HP P7-1227.

  In particular, it is a SAMSUNG 830 Series 2.5-inch 256 GB III MLC internal solid state SATA drive.

  Apparently, he wants a connection SATA 3 (600).

  I found that my motherboard has "4 SATA 2.0 connectors", but I don't know how many are available for expansion.

  I went to the point of not wanting to use a SATA expansion card 3 (600), choose the SATA 2 interface instead.  So, I hope that someone already did with this motherboard.  My basic questions are

  (1) y-at-des connectors Sata 2.0 is available for expansion?

  (2) work?

  Thanks in advance.  Steve987

  Hello Steve987
  
  Not sure if you are still looking for this answer, but it is very likely that your computer uses only two Sata 2 ports. One for the hard 1 TB and one for the DVD player. If you plan to add a disk, you can also open the computer and find to ensure that the ports are not in use. Also if you need more Sata ports, you can install a Sata card in one of the PCI Express slots.
  
  Sources:
  HP Pavilion Desktop PC p7-1228 product specifications
  Specifications of the motherboard, IPISB-CU (Carmel2)

• HP Pavilion 15-e091eo Ram and ssd upgrade.

  Hello!

  My computer is HP Pavilion e091eo 15 and I expected to make it even faster.

  I found these two products on amazon and I was wondering if they are not suitable for my computer.

  RAM: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CQ35GYE

  SSD: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A1ZTZOG

  I didn't something to this computer before, so it has all parts of the plant.

  You need the manual here:

  Manual

  See pages 49 and 53 for teaching

  Aries is the right type and speed, and you should have a slot open, so you could add this module and have a total of 8 GB.

  The 120 gig SSD is a bit small for modern computing. This will work, but you'll have a hard time getting on her recovery disks or transfer your programs and data. Probably you already use more than 120 concerts on the existing hard drive.

  I recommend at least a 240 GB SSD.

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