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• EliteBook. Can I install W7 on the mini map SSD and use it as a boot drive?

  Hey.

  I would use this machine for the development of the Oracle (as its predecessor has been certified for Red Hat).

  During the construction of the machine in the options that I have chosen the SUSE operating system, I intend to replace it later

  Oracle Linux. I also eliminated all the useless material to reduce any incompatabilities and maximize the

  the battery life requiring the de-selection of Windows.

  However, regarding the update the firmware of the machine, no firmware Linux we don't update which

  means that I have access to the Windows operating system, which means having to buy a copy of W7 and

  somehow get their hands on the necessary HP downloads, I hope that free space to download!

  I read some articles saying that it is possible to use the SSD 120 GB card mini as a bootable disk

  as long as it's SATA and NOT of PCI. The build options have such as a SATA drive which is also confirmed

  in the document also QuickSpecs although a SATA3 / 6 GB/s.

  Can anyone confirm if the mini-map SSD can actually be used as a startup disk?

  Thanks for the reply.

  I tried to access the facilities to help HP, but they require the serial numbers or contracts of service etc.

  In any case, when the construction of the machine without complaints were made on no valid primary storage.

  Also in the link below in the internal storage section, it states that if the SSD 2242 m2

  Mini card is selected (assuming that that means that the primary boot disk) and then apparently any other

  HDD or SSD can be designated as a secondary drive.

  I think this has answered my question in a roundabout way and indirect that still leaves one

  nagging doubt. It's maybe just me to be obsessive compulsive.

  Analysis of reading other sites, it seems that this type of device is the main drive for a certain number of

  other ultra books / chrome.

  References.

  http://www.HP.com/hpinfo/newsroom/press_kits/2013/CommercialPPSFall2013/HPEliteBook850G1NotebookPC_datasheet.PDF

• End of 2012 Mac Mini w/SSD.  Can I add a second internal SSD flash drive?

  All end 2012 i7 clocked at 2.6 GHz mini already have an internal connection to add a second SSD?  If this is not the case, what does take to add a?

  You need a kit like this for parts like the cable flex for the second disc.

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/OWC/DIYIMM11D2B/

  prior to a tools

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/OWC/DIYIMM11D2/

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• Issue of Mac Mini 2014 SSD

  I'm not too familiar with the configuration of current storage of the Mac Mini. If the reader of the merger is not a true merger but combines a PCIe m2 with a HARD drive. However, I would like to know if buy you one that comes with a PCIe SSD out of the factory, will there still be a SATA port to add a spare hard drive?

  Yes, the logic board of 2014 has two connections. One for the PCIe and the other for a 2.5 "HDD or SSD.

  See > https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Mac_Mini_Late_2014

  If I had to shine up to a 2014, I'd go with the Fusion model.

  Why, because

  1. the only model of HARD drive won't have a PCIe cable and support.

  2. the single PCIe model won't have a SATA cable, and maybe not a disc tray.

• Internal XPS 8500 with 1 TB Mini-SATA SSD mSATA

  Hello

  I have a Dell XPS 8500.

  I read the manual and it says that this device can take a drive internal mSATA.

  But, the manual don't did me not all sizes.

  Can I install an mSATA SAMSUNG 850 EVO 1 TB Mini-SATA (mSATA)?

  Thank you!

  Hi nohelphiccup,

  Yes, they all have the same configuration. See this nice thread for installation tips.

• HP MINI 700EL: serial number HP MINI 700EL-[redacted] Bios password reset

  
  

  Hello

  Try: e9luq11e2x

  all are lowercase letters

  third letter is small case L
  Sixth, seventh is number one

  Concerning

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• Issue of Mac Mini Late 2012 SSD

  I have a Mac Mini with SSD and have updated to El Capitan, and now can't find or use the SSD. I can see it in the system, but it does not appear in public services or storage device... I fear that this could mean that the drive has failed.

  See below settings-any tips on how to get this SSD in action thanks Ian

  

  

  

  You have a Fusion drive. Which combines the SSD with a HD spin frequently used files are placed on the SSD for quick access.

  If you want to split

  http://www.Macworld.com/article/2015664/how-to-split-up-a-fusion-drive.html

• Intel SSD 310 Series 80 GB (Mini PCIe SATA card)

  Together, Hy

  Last week I compressed orderd the X 201 with the following data:

  CPU: Intel Core i5 - 560 M

  HARD drive: 500 GB (7200 RPM)

  RAM: 1x4Go (PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1067 MHz)

  WWAN: not built in but expandable

  My Question is now, can I build instead in a SSD SATA Mini PCIe card instead the WWAN Module and start the system on this SSD? Having someone has tried it before? Have someone tried another PCIe Mini Card SSD (in the X 201 Tablet) and can tell me something about this.

  I would like to take advantage of this SSD: (have some expirience with that SSD?)

  http://www.StorageReview.com/intel_ssd_310_series_80gb_review

  Really thank you all

  Good night from Austria,

  Robert

  your X201T slots are mPCIe, not mSATA.   they are the same form factor, they are electrically routed differently.   Unfortunately the intel 310 card does not work in your system.

• Qosimio x 500-B4QX33A SSD Performance upgrade

  Ive just upgraded my drive to a Micron RealSSD C300 256 GB SATA 6Gbps SSD HARD primary and experienced huge performance increases. Are SSD develop yet still unreliable, but until this mines was to behave. fingers crossed...

  Bench HDTune HDD on the old disk from Toshiba:
  [Toshiba HDD | http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/xx331/RoMpErSt0mPeR/Benchmarks/HDTune270610-1.png]

  HDTune HDD even bench on the Micron RealSSD C300 256 GB SATA 6Gbps SSD | http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs.aspx?IMODULE=CTFDDAC256MAG-1G1]
  [SSD drive | http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/xx331/RoMpErSt0mPeR/Benchmarks/050710SSD1C300.png]

  Some more b4 and after HDTune benches:
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  [SSD drive | http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/xx331/RoMpErSt0mPeR/Benchmarks/050710SSDC300.png]

  Of PC Vantage HARD disk partitions:
  Toshiba HDD: {color: #ff0000} 3250 {color}
  SSD drive: {color: #00ff00} 24875 {color}

  CrystalDiskMark:
  [Toshiba HDD | http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/xx331/RoMpErSt0mPeR/Benchmarks/CrystalDiskMarkB4.png]
  [SSD | http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/xx331/RoMpErSt0mPeR/Benchmarks/CrystalMark090810.png]

  Finally I have time to starting time for Windows 7 64 to push the power button until the office and the start of the request have been loaded:
  Toshiba HDD: {color: #ff0000} 02:36 Min {color}
  SSD drive: {color: #00ff00} 01:19 Min {color}

  Thank you very much for this report. I have no experience with SSD, but after reading all this maybe I should check the prices for SSDS and upgrade my small Satellite U500 to get better performance.

  Thanks again.

• HP mini5102 interruption using high CPU after sleep / resume

  I have the same problem described recently (without solution) on the Forum of Support HP Business. After resume from sleep, 5102 HPmini consumes constantly about 30% of the capacity of the CPU even with the system at idle. Sunny (0-3% CPU use at idle) before going to sleep. As Roderick Laird (copied below) I've already got rid of wireless assistant that caused a different problem of high CPU usage (100% CPU use even before you sleep / resume, now fixed by an update of the version unless served for those who want to keep the wireless assistant).

  Consumption of futile processor by 30% after standby/sleep is due to material interruptions (revealed by Sysinternals Process Explorer). I understand that may be due to problems such as several drivers attempting to control a device (for example, after a faulty update). But I have no idea how find the offending device or drivers.

  My guess is that many owners of this model simply did not notice the problem and they areassuming the poor performance is due to the atom processor netbook. You must use Task Manager or performance monitor to view CPU usage high, and process Explorer to find it hardware interrupts.

  If anyone has found the cause / solution?

  HP, help to resolve this issue please--nobody wants netbooks HP fall into the category "do not buy" due to persistent problems with the futile CPU usage. The HP mini 5102 is the flagship model!

  Ref:

  "Author subject: HP mini5102 interruption high CPU usage after standby Roderick Laird 24 March 2010 04:03:03 GMT - I see of other HP5102 users having problems with high use of the processor of the Wireless Wizard operation amok; I avoided this by disabling the corresponding services. But one problem remains. The system works beautifully/effectively from a cold start. However, if I go back I think that interruptions are consumes about 35% of the cycles CPU. Not something that I want to pass battery on. I made sure that all the drivers are the latest versions according to the HP support site. I also tried disabling the obvious drivers that might be wrong (wireless, ethernet, audio, non-touchpad mouse)... »

  Update the Intel AHCI 9.6.4.1002 driver (iastor.sys) removes the futile CPU usage after sleep from 30% to 20%. This is not in the drivers of HP, but is available at Intel. Subsequently the chipset driver updates might solve the problem. In the meantime:

  Disabling in BIOS Drivelock completely eliminates the problem!

  Apparently users who want a computer that is useful after sleep / summary to know somehow ignore the advice of stern of HP in the BIOS that Drivelock is recommended for safety.

  It cost a lot of time to resolve, with no whatesover help to be published by HP. My consolation is that by systematically eliminating all the bloatware and other services-waste of unused resources, pilots and scheduled tasks automatically loaded on the system (while trying to find the cause of the CPU / interrupt use) I now have a mini 5102 (SSD) that:

  * Cold boots Win 7 Pro 32 in less than 30 seconds (including wireless access)

  * Stops in less than 8 seconds

  * Beds / back in 1-2 seconds

  * Consumes less than 600 MB of RAM at idle

• Installation of Dreamweaver CS6 on the error code 16 of Yosemite.

  Mini Mac, SSD drive, have key code and he agreed. Only want Dreamweaver to fix occasional html on the Web site at not-for-profit (scorenorwalk.org). I'm not a designer. Work on the disk but it had to be replaced. Reinstalled three times now and install closes unexpectedly after installing apparently successfully, but when I click on the application, I get this error message 16, uninstall and reinstall.

  How can I fix it?  It was called configuration error 16

  uninstall, clean (use the CC cleaning tool to solve installation problems |) CC, CS3 - CS6) and reinstall.

  If this fails, Setup error 16. CC, CS

• PC specs for CS5 using "Non-Techy.

  My head is swimming with all the talk of tech on the best configuration to run Photoshop CS5.  I've read all the articles and know a lot of you technicians are in disagreement on certain specific points, but there are MANY of us there photographers who use photoshop for portrait retouching, creation of composite, picture banners, etc., and no 3D or video/games but rqmnts are ignorant about these details.  Of course, I have a suggestion on the purchase of a new PC for someone who does not know how to build them.  (I know how to add more RAM...!) ?

  I went to NewEgg and on the power of desktop search, see lots of choices that I don't know how to fill.  For example:

  1 CPU Type: according to me, dual core, that's what I need so I should choose Core 2 Duo; Core Duo or Pentium Dual-Core?  (maybe all the same?)

  2 CPU Speed: I think 3.2 GHz min claimed that I read.

  3. type GPU/VPU: help!  Too many choices.

  4 memory capacity: I think I'll settle on 8 GB initially so should I choose DDR, DDR2 or DDR3?

  5 disc HARD ability: I think I'll go 1 TB, but I read a suggestion of a 3 x 1 TB-where can I determine this? store us a lot of pictures (photography of the school).

  6. I know that I need a 2nd hard drive which I think is for a disc to work (this is a mistake I sometimes get on my current pc).  I like the suggestion of a 1 x 60 min GB SSD, so where do clarify this?  Should I buy separately and watch a YouTube video to see how to install?

  7. I read to have 3 hard drives, application/storage/scratch.  Do I really need all 3 for my use or 2 above would be good?  I use an external and online for backup storage so especially focused on what I have to do my job at the momemt.

  Maybe there is not a computer that I can buy, but maybe someone could recommend a basic model, and I'll find a YouTube to learn how to add the rest.

  Thanks a lot.  I appreciate of course someone who comes down here in the world of the ignorant and help me out.

  You are welcome and thank you in return.

  I am an engineer in technology career, but I tend to avoid the real nitty gritty gathering different parts, since there are companies like Dell, who are doing a darn good job with the design of the system.

  With the purchase and the 'reconfiguation' of a machine used/given to nine, you take system integration tasks yourself (compared to buying a new turnkey system), but he is nowhere near as involved as an accumulation of parts of system.  You take on the responsibility to replace/repair parts you buy if they have to go wrong, but many do not have their own guarantees (for example, new discs come with their own guarantees).

  To answer your questions...  Bascially you plug the drives SATA 0, 1, 2... Cables/connectors provided on the motherboard, plug the provided power cables, mount disks in their tasks and you're ready to go.  Things may become just a little delicate if the workstation does not come with all the plastic parts who are used to mount the drives in their spots and if you want to mount a 3rd internal you should put it where a second optical drive would go.  You can order these parts from Dell, but I made several corner brackets for small cubes of rigid packaging foam discs, which also has the added benefit of reduced vibration and noise.  Simply ensuring that most of the chassis in the car is open to the air for cooling.

  Once installed, there are BIOS menus in these precision workstations that you access by pressing a key during startup, and they can be used to configure the RAID array, which is not too difficult.  But while she can really improve performance, RAID is not strictly necessary.  If you have used, for example, only two drives (I have three), you can just configure them as C: and D:.  You don't want at least two letters of readers (physically separated readers) for better performance of Photoshop.  You, for example, your operating system and files programs, etc. on the C: drive, then you'd be free to use D: for data files and using Photoshop scratch.  With or without a RAID C: drive, Windows 7 just charge right on, no problem.

  Here is a picture of the inside of a Precision T5400 showing the locations of the car bays, which pivot on for the insertion of the disc.

  

  It is a RAID configuration screens...

  

  If you should get one of these machines T5400, I'll be happy to help you with the details of the installation, since I've been there myself.

  -Christmas

• Mac mini 1.1 ssd

  I plan to upgrade my mini mac vintage with a ssd 120 GB kingstone v300, but I am worried what will be mac react after a long period of use of ssd, I talk like let say 8 months of use. You need experience to tell me how the mac does after this kind of moment with ssd. It's slow, problems?

  Having some mini 2011 and 2012 who run four years now and a little longer with Crucial SSD M4 of no problem at all. Initially without filling to Apple support and had to use a third-party solution for this. Excellent reliability.

  Your mini will handle SATA II fine, no problem.

  Leo

• Satellite T130 - 10G: extra port for mini SSD?

  Hi there :)

  I found an empty port in my T130, near the port of hard drive, see also here-> [klick | http://www11.pic-upload.de/08.07.14/3aosd93avlc5.jpg]

  It's a job mSATA-Port for mini-SSD as "ADATA SX300 mSATA SSD 128 GB"
  so I can use both, _and_ SSD HARD drive? *

  Thank you

  (* for example: Partition boot and Windows: SSD, data partitions: HARD drive)

  Hello

  I'm quite sure this isn t mSATA and this series doesn't support the mSATA SSD definitely m.

  Fact is that belonging to the same series models support different hardware specifications.
  For example: some models have been fitted with one: module 3G miniPCI and module Bluetooth Mini-PCI and some models supported only the miniPCI WiFi card.

• ProDesk 600 G2 Mini: A Mini 600 G2 a NVMe M.2 SSD startup ProDesk?

  Hello

  I recently bought a G2 Mini ProDesk of 600 which I am very happy with. However, I can't the computer to start from the m2 NVMe SSD I installed it. There is no problem to use it as a second drive in Windows and also no problem Windows installation on it, but even though I can see it in the BIOS and select to boot from, I get a message "no boot device."

  Is it possible that a new machine that has a port of m2 in height, cannot manage boot from a drive is? HP has no information that I can find on this issue, or can someone help me find it? Anyone know?

  Best regards

  Tommy

  I had a similar problem with the mini HP ProDesk 600 G2 and Plextor PX-G128M6e.

  He helped disable legasy and loading security modes in the BIOS: Advanced-> Security Boot Configuration-> Legasy support turn off and disable secure boot.

  And also disable PCIe power management: Advanced-> Power Management Options-> PCI Express Power management.

  Without disable Windows power management could won't start the SSD with errors:

  "The application or the operating system could not be loaded because a required file is missing or contains errors.
  File: \Windows\system32\winload.efi
  "Error code: 0xc0000185.

  After these settings Windows installs and runs correctly since the SSD drive.

  P.S., Plextor PX-G128M6e is M.2 AHCI PCIe SSD, not NVMe, but can also be useful to someone.