HP Envy 750-247c: hybrid 120g SSD and 2 TB HD

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• HP Envy m7-n011dx: HP Envy m7-n011dx, installation of SSD and drivers for windows 10

  Hello.
  
  Just got on my mail today a HP ENVY m7-n011dx.
  
  HP ENVY notebook - m7-n011dx
  Product: M1W00UAR #ABA
  Warranty: 90d90d0d
  Model: m7-n011dx
  
  I have an SSD and install Windows 10 company on that front. I can get some drivers from here:
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-envy-M7-n000-notebook-PC/7771355/model/8381965?SK...
  
  But this forum helped a lot with good advice on how to do, so if you have any recommendations on what I should install first, or the order of installation, please let me know.
  
  Also, is there a quick way to completely disable the mouse pad?
  
  Thank you!

  Intel Chipset utility must always be the first installed, then all the others in this category. Graphics would be my next choice mainly for aesthetics. Others can be installed in virtually any order.

  I'm sorry that I don't know a quick way to disable the touchpad. I have no idea why HP has removed the button off / on for most of their laptops.

• HP Envy 750-229: upgrade to SSD

  Can I clone the orginal factory a Crucial SSD of 275 GB HD installed, use the SSD as drive and keep the original HD as a secondary drive?  My 750-229 want is new and no other program except Norton IS not installed. I would be grateful if the cloning instructions and installation are recommended.

  Thank you

  Hello

  1. how to shrink C:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=tJiakVgAtn4

  2. you can clone D: but it will not work after replacing the main HARD drive that why we need 1 TB. As mentioned earlier, you can create recovery (DVD or USB) set. In your case, 275 GB is simply too small and the system will stop.

  3 use the original HD as secondary drive: no problem at all, after getting the system with SSD operating condition. You can do what you like with the old HDD.

  Kind regards.

• HP Envy 750-177C: update video card and power supply

  Hi I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on a 2 GB video card that can fit in my camera, and if the power supply must also be of a certain type, thank you.

  @Docta1, welcome to the forum.

  Here is a video card that will definitely work with your computer.

  The power supply unit (PSU) in the computer is stanard ATX.  I love Corsair products and recommend at least 600W.   A modular power supply is good for small boxes.  It allows you to use only the cables that are absolutely necessary.  This allows for better air circulation.  The video in my link card requires a connector 6 extra pins.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Hiding HP ENVY 15 t-j000 Quad Edition w/SSD and hybrid propulsion system. Swap disk for one SSD Question.

  Hi all!

  I bought the HP ENVY 15 t-j000 Quad Edition and opted for the WSSD 24Go cache as well as the hybrid drive 1 TB. Do I have a problem just buy a kit of cloning and spend the hybrid propulsion system to a full on SSD in the future if I choose to?

  I did some research but I can't isolate an answer if yes or no I might encounter problems on account of the Intel RST be "associated" with the traditional HARD drive caching.

  So I wonder if I can't just simply disable acceleration of RST, clone HARD drive for an SSD via a cloning kit, remove the HARD and the SSD drive and call it a day?

  Any help with this is appreciated!

  Purgingomen wrote:

  Thanks for the info but I was even more so, I was wondering if I would have a problem Exchange with a new SSD hybrid drive later by cloning.

  I thought that I would stick with the 8 GB of RAM and WSSD combo of cache/HDD for now and sometimes down the line (as in a year or two) to get rid of the HARD drive for a full on SSD, disable caching and at the same time move to 16 GB of RAM.

  But I don't know if yes or no the WSSD cache/HDD combo makes it difficult to clone and swap the HARD drive and then just leave the disc of "cache" of 24 gigas (which is more a cache drive) there to be upgraded later.

  -Rob

  Well, I think a pure 2.5 "SSD should work on the system but make sure the cache is removed. For the purposes of cloning, I suggest using the DD command:

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/DD _ (Unix)

• 750 - 177C envy: addition of Samsung SSD for envy 750-177C

  I just bought a HP Envy 750-177c. I have it operational and it works very well. I had installed a Samsung 850 EVO SSD in my old computer and now want to add to it. I have an external cloning device that I can plug it into the computer and launch the software from Samsung to clone the HD HP. Once this is done, I will be able to add the SSD to the drive Bay and make the boot drive. I did all these steps with my old computer, so I think that it will be substantially the same with the RESUME. I wonder if there is any change in the BIOS, that I should do to get the best performance from the drive. I also heard AHCI. Is selectable via the BIOS with Windows 10, or do I have to make some changes by Reg Edit? I need to download a driver AHCI? Is this useful?

  Thanks for the tips.

  Robb

  Hi @RobbL!

  When it comes to SSD, I suggest you to activate the AHCI because it often improves performance when it comes to SSDS (and not only - if you are running an SSD and a HARD disk HARD drive will get some push), and it offers a few additional features like connection hot records.

  You can activate it by following these steps:

  * Let the connected existing boot drive.
  * Go to MSCONFIG and set the PC to boot in safe mode.
  * Power cycle your PC all the way to the top in safe mode then power down in safe mode.
  * Turn on and boot into the BIOS and enable the AHCI and disable secure boot. Save the changes.
  * Restart your PC. If OK at this stage then return to MSCONFIG and uncheck start safe mode and save the changes.
  * Turn on your PC and if OK then power off.
  * Connect the new SSD and power upward.
  * Use the cloning software to clone the old disk on the new SSD.
  * Switch off the PC. Disconnect the old drive and plug the new SSD in this SATA port.
  * Lights up and you should be good to go.

  Regarding the drivers, you can take a look at this article from HP on the SSD:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02435719

  Hope this helps, and feel free to ask any questions you may have.

  See you soon!

• 750 - 150xt envy: envy 750-150xt provide only pci - e 6pin connections and that's all the 12v.

  New
  Envy of 750-150xt/500w power supply only PCI-e 6-pin drop points.  No molex.  I would like to add my card usb 3.0 at envy that requires 4-pin molex and 5 volts.  All PCI-3 pins are 12v or ground.  No source of 5 volts.  Any suggestions?    I spent 6-8 hours phone with HP and no one seems to understand the question.  Please give me some advice.

  Hello

  Tap into a SATA power connector open using a molex to SATA Adapteror use a SATA to molex splitter.   NewEgg.com offers plenty of choices that should meet your needs.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• 750 - 247c envy: wiped my HDD of withdrawal Win10, no boot or partition sector, no mouse or KB install Win7 Pro

  I just bought a 750-247c with Win10 desire. Not like that OS, I tried to remove it, couldn't, so I wiped the drive, including partitions, recovery, everything. I then formatted the specification of Win7, no partitions, a 2T HARD drive, I did HD0 and the other 128G HD1, they have all both been wiped and reformatted. I changed the boot sequence to boot from the CD first, active from legacy devices. I understand that installing a new OS to relocate a boot located, etc.

  With a newly purchased Win7 Pro disc, the machine will boot from the CD, open the language, the time format and the currency, the small keyboard, but I don't have a keyboard mouse to make a selection to continue the installation. Mouse and KB are USB devices and ports are all enabled.

  I've tried everything I know to get this thing up and ongoing delivery, I am relatively computer warned having started several years ato with a Commodore 64 and tons of repair of computers and the configuration in the past. This thing baffled me and I need to turn it on.

  Thanks for the support!

  Normally the plastic in the middle of the port part is blue, in comparison to the other USB ports, and those which are marked with SS go USB 3.0.

  The SS is supposed to indicate high speed (super). A port with a lightning bolt in the symbol will be a USB high power, suitable for charging USB devices.

  I hope this helps.

• HP ENVY 750-177c: I have a HP ENVY 750-177c and has been upgraded and 2 thin black wires were disconnected.

  I have a HP ENVY 750-177c and has been upgraded and 2 thin black wires were disconnected from the motherboard.  They have loops at the end of the wires that look like they might slip on the pins.  The wires connect to the upper part of the box of the computer.  Where to reconnect?

  Find this card in your system. It is the M2 half-bridge Wireless card.  The other end of the wires must always be fixed.  There are 2 heels left and right of the '2 '.  If everything is correct, it is your physical WI - FI antenna. Just re - stick inside the case.  The small clips are used for an external aerial connection.

  

  PS<> have a good day...

• HP Envy Touchsmart j122TX 15: cloning of HARD drive for an SSD and installation on HP Envy Touchsmart 15 j122TX

  I will replace an old 1 TB HHD by a new 1 TB SSD Samsung 850 EVO on my HP Envy 15 Touchsmart j122TX. I also have Acronis True Image 2015. How can I go on cloning of the HDD to the SSD and installing the SSD on my HP, implementation of the operating system in order to ensure a good performance? Please give me step by step instructions I'm inexperienced. Thank you for your support.

  You need a bootable media because you cannot clone Windows player while it is in use. If you start another source (bootable support) leaving the main hard drive passive and quiet, so it can be copied sector to the new clean disk. I explained you start from the Acronis Disk and when the interface is in place you select "utility" and one of them is 'clone disk '. This is how you use the bootable disc in the cloning process.

  As with the post before me you simply remove the MSSD. However, in this case the user would do a clean install. Cloning will be hover over the driver of storage for the SSD controller and will not have to load the RAID driver separately. The way you do it is much easier.  I would like to dissociate the WSSD since the main hard drive using Intel Rapid Storage (disable acceleration), remove the WSSD and start-up of the former hard drive without the WSSD in place one or two times before cloning.

• HP ENVY 17-j020us Quad Edition: installed SSD and Windows 7, now the laptop will not boot

  I replaced my hard drive Windows 8.1 with a PNY 240 GB SSD and Windows 7 64-bit.  Everything worked very well! Installed all the drivers, everything has worked very well!  Restarted several times, everything worked fine!  Portable stop for the night, the next morning I turn on the laptop and get this error message:

  "not found boot device, please, install an operating system on your hard disk, hard disk 3F0".

  I've traveled different repair procedures using the ERD Windows 7 without change.  I have reinstalled Windows 7 with SSD formatted as GPT drive, received the same error message:

  "not found boot device, please, install an operating system on your hard disk, hard disk 3F0".

  I have reinstalled Windows 7 SSD formatted as MBR disk withs, received the same error message:

  "not found boot device, please, install an operating system on your hard disk, hard disk 3F0".

  I removed the SSD to the laptop and placed in a desktop pc, pc works fine, no problem with the SSD.  SSD in laptop, got the same error message: "boot device not found, please install an operating system on your hard disk, hard disk 3F0".   I don't know where to go from here.

  Help please...

  Okay, I'm running.  In the System Configuration UEFI clicked 'Load HP Factory Default keys', this restored "Secure Boot" who has restored the laptop as long as you work!  Thanks for the help.

• HP ENVY 15-k009ne: replacement of SSD for ENVY 15-k009ne

  Hey there everyone.

  I would like to know if it is possible to replace the hard drive installed SSD (8 GB) on my Hp envy 15-k009ne. The problem is that he is very much in quality and appear to be limited to the default files of hp. I have a few questions:

  1. is it possible to replace? If not, is it possible to replace the other hard drive (1 TB, 5400 RPM)?

  2. What size (actual size and capacity, I mean) or number/model should I buy?

  Thank you.

  PS sorry if this is a recurring question. I must be sure before that I could buy another SSD drive which is quite expensive!

  The specifications of your laptop do not indicate that you have an SSD. You may have a hybrid drive that has a cache of flash 8 GB built-in player for faster access, but this isn't a separate volume that holds its own files, just a different part of the reader. HP sold never, to my knowledge, laptops with an 8 GB SSD. You probably also a HP recovery partition on your hard drive. According to the specifications, the hard drive only your machine is a 1 to 5400 RPM mechanical hard drive standard.

  See p. 66 of the manual here:

  Manual

  Unfortunately, access to the hard drive Bay is very difficult and forbidden to an end user. In other words, it will jeopardize the warranty. If you are past the warranty and want to remedy let us know. You can replace the mechanical drive with a 2.5 inch SATA SSD and your laptop will be much faster if you do. There is also a slot of the WSSD m2 on the laptop, to complicate things more, but use it to add a SSD and boot of it is even more difficult. Have any kind of SSD in laptop computer that is not the boot drive make not much sense. However, if you want to explore the option of WSSD m2 we are here to help.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• ENVY 750 - 055xt: screw the motherboard for socket mSATA

  I have the HP ENVY 750-055xt, which uses the motherboard of Kaili.  There is a plug on the motherboard mSATA and I inserted an EVO of 850 Samsung 1 TB SSD.  Fortunately this solid state drive works and is immediately recognized by Windows 7, no other frills.  However, the motherboard doesn't have the small screws in the tiny mSATA solid drive on the motherboard.

  Anyone know the right screw size used to secure the mSATA SSD to the motherboard in Kaili?

  Hi Big_Dave,

  Thanks for your reply.  I have besides a picture of the Samsung 850 EVO mSATA SSD drive.

  

  It fits in the slot on my motherboard HP MS-7826 (Kaili) mSATA.  Please see below.

  

  The drive performs as well as my boot drive.  As it is not properly attached to the motherboard, the only thing holding is the strength of tensioning of the socket.  Ocassion the tiny jury comes off in the socket and it won't be visible in the path of startup.  Opening upward the chasis LIKE 750 and re - insert the mSATA jury will get the computer running again.  The little screw would prevent the Council of Regularisez making and the frustration of re-Foundation there.

  Elsewhere in this forum, I found mention of the screw that I'm looking.  This is the same as that used in the dwelling of minimap express PCI used for the WiFi card.  The expertise here source describes the machine screws Flathead as a M1.6 size.  I ordered a M1.6 x 3 mm of China.  I think it should work.  Some here said they used a M2.0 to head flat screws in the slot mSATA and it seemed to work for them.

  My motherboard HP isn't a slot m2.  If so, then I probably would have opted for the Samsung SSD m2, instead of the mSATA SSD drive.

  For now, I think I solved the problem with the mother screw missing for the location of nSATA.  Nevertheless, Big_Dave, thanks for responding to me here.

• HP Envy 750-124: cannot get into the Bios of the normal on the envy of 750-124

  I speak not normal Bios and UEFI. I've recently updated to Win 10 anniversary

  Given my http://support.hp.com/my-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-envy-750-100-desktop-pc-series/8499646/model/8819... Bios Update

  who was A0.16 Rev.A.

  Installed and it reset my settings. I need to come back here to turn back on my virtual technology. Otherwise, I can create only 32-bit VM VirtualBox

  https://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-operating-systems-and-recovery/how-to-access-BIOS-to-enable-th...

  Cannot return to normal Bios. I tried Tap the ESC which worked before, screen freezes and I hit enter and the HP logo comes up, tried to hit and also hit F10. As much as I turn power. I have a wireless Logitech K800 keyboard that worked before. I tried a usb keyboard standard ensuring they were on a USB 2.0 port. F2 to display a cold start UEFI bios.

  Them win 10 things don't me settings there, recovery, advanced. Tried all

  I was hoping that HP had fixed the enter the Bios thing with updated Bios if installed. This thing was a pain like that otherwise I'd be a camper happy with this PC, how is it you can not solve this HP?

  Because of disconnect hard drive it hangs just below ground

  The solution is

  I had installed a better Nvidia GTX-950 video card. By hitting the ESC, it hangs and nothing happens. Black screen, although you can see slightly change the colors

  Fortunately both the edge video card and the new Nvidia both using a HDMI cable. So I just plug my integrated video card. Started while typing ESC and the Legacy Bios screen selection came where I choose F10 to enter the Bios of the legacy

  When you perform an update of the HP Bios seems to put everything back by default, in other words on board, by selecting the video edge. Although you can see by selecting HDMI port at startup if you think it's ok.

  I have worked with Dell PC for 15 years to work, it does not matter what card I put in them. At the start, I hit F2 and Bios loads so that bit me. Now I know

  Hope this helps someone else.

• 750 - 140z envy: envy 750-140z is compatible with AMD RX 480?

  Envy - what is compatible with AMD RX 480 750-140z? I guess I should also upgrade the PSU?

  Hi there @NicholasBraden,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!  I understand that you are looking for advice with an update of the graphics card. I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  Using the following sources:

  HP ENVY 750-140z computer CTO product specifications and configurable options

  HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - specifications of the motherboard, Orchid3

  Radeon™ RX 480 graphics card - amd.com

  Your system has a PCI Express x 16 (Gen 3.0) slot and a power of 300 W.

  The specifications of the AMD 480 RX do not have some details that I'm normally looking like minimum power supply requirement. On the contrary, it shows typical Board power of 150W, which is not a list of peak power.  It also does not indicate the number and type of additional power connectors are needed, or the generation of slot PCIe required.  However, your motherboard has gen 3.0 I mentioned already so it's not likely to be a problem.

  So having a typical power consumption of 150 W for the card and to be sure, assuming that your system uses near the 300 W provided by the existing power, you're looking at least 450w for common use.  I suggest to go much higher than that, probably more to 550-600 W for a replacement hard drive, but you want to know what additional connections are required and ensure that the food get you has those which are available in both the type and the number.

  There is no guarantee that any parts added to a system will be compatible, and as it is your system is not compatible if only on the question of food.

  Please let me know if this is useful, and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.