HP Pavilion 15-ak002na Gaming: installation of an SSD

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• HP Pavilion 15-ak112nl Gaming: is there a m2 of ssd slot in the HP Pavilion 15-ak112nl Gaming?

  Is there a slot m2 of ssd in HP Pavilion 15-ak112nl Gaming?

  Thank you

  The manual indicates a:

  Manual

  See p. 45. But we have reports that if you open the laptop, there is indeed no crack m2 and also in some cases that the m2 port, if there is one, is disabled. At the moment I can't in good conscience advise anyone to try the upgrade. If you are an experienced technician and just lucky to have a disk of 2280 m2 WSSD sitting around, it might be an interesting exercise, but I wouldn't have someone to invest in such propulsion for this laptop model right now. Your best bet is a 2.5 inch SATA SSD.

• HP Pavilion e8A85UA: HP Pavilion does not look at a new SSD as bootable

  Hello Forum,

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion model e8A85UA. It has a processor i7 with 8 GB of ram and 1 TB hard drive 5400 RPM.

  I tried to install a new Samsung 850 EVO SSD 500 GB instead of the old hard drive. I'm having serious problems, install any operating system on the new SSD and I think the new UEFI settings are to blame.

  Here's how far I got. I can boot from a windows cd and start a new installation for the ssd that is recognized in the windows installation. However, when the pc restarts to complete the installation process of the SSD is not recognized as a boot device and I get an error 3f0. I tried everything in the bio to make it work. It does not recognize the new drive in the bios and only gives me the option "boot of the operating system manager".

  I tried booting and installation in legacy mode, with the same results. Somehow this pc just does not recognize this device as bootable.

  I tried cloning the old hard drive and all the partitions and boot with the same result. I tried cloning just the partition operating system with the same result. I tried to repair the pc from the windows disk after I tried both a new installation and installation of clone, same thing.

  I put back the original hdd and everything starts as it should.

  The SSD is also recognized when you set up windows, but it fails on rebooot. It is also recognized by USB when connected through an external sata.

  It is on even with a new formatted SSD that the bios on the HP will let me install windows on it, or recognize the new ssd as bootable.

  Any ideas?

  See you soon,.

  Zach

  So after that 2 weeks to play with it, I finally understood what it was. I returned the original ssd, I bought and received a 2nd same thing Samsung 850 EVO. Formatted the drive, tried to install a version of windows, same question, wouldn't boot.

  I took the pc at MicroCenter, where I bought it and they have free technical support. I showed them what was going on and that they had no ideas, but they said they would try to install windows for a fee, but if she doesn't they don't charge me, so I had nothing to lose at this point.

  Tech called me two days later and said the disc was bad, he ran into the same issue. He took another SSD they had there and installed windows on it very well, he said.

  So I returned the Samsung 850 EVO SSD with other supplier and bought a MX100 Crucial ssd 512 GB at home.

  Installed the SSD and booted from my Windows Installer USB, installed just fine windows and worked like a champ. The only thing I can think is that Samsung has certain type of firmware on their SSD, at least that model, which is not compatible with my PC BIOS.

  Anyway, if someone is facing the question that I just got, maybe try another brand SSD or a different model.

  Hope this helps save someone pulling the hair of 2 weeks.

  See you soon,.

  Zach

• Upgrade Windows 10 + installation clean + new SSD

  Hello

  My situation is that I have windows 7 Home premium OEM installed and running on a hard drive of my laptop.

  My windows 10 upgrade is ready to run. (Probably, it does not matter, but I have already improved

  front and rear devulcanization to windows 7).

  I intend to buy a new SSD and want to end up with a clean windows 10 install on the SSD and use

  my current hard drive as secondary storage.

  I've read other questions on this matter, but sometimes the answers that you have upgraded to windows 10

  on the old hard drive first, and then perform a clean installation on the SSD, and sometimes I read that

  you need to install windows 7 on SSD first and then upgrade to windows 10 from there.

  So which of these two options should I choose?

  Thanks in advance, Gilles

  Hi Gilles,.

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, you intend to buy a new SSD and want to perform a clean installation of Windows 10 on it.

  Certainly, I understand your concern.

  I want to provide you with the information that you must first buy the new SSD. Then install Windows 7 on it, activate it, and then upgrade to Windows 10.

  And even if you want to perform a new installation of Windows 10, you can do it.

  Please refer to the article below:

  How to: make a clean install of Windows 10

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Insider/wiki/insider_wintp-insider_install/how-to-do-a-clean-install-of-Windows-10/aef0ae63-2117-41EE-a8ea-4a3181625b08

  I hope this information is useful.

  Please let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

  Thank you.

• Pavilion g7 1070US: installation of new SSD

  I'm helping a friend with a HP Pavilion g7 1070US laptop. His original hard drive crashed and we bought a PNY 960 GB SSD drive to replace its old WD 500 GB. We were able to restore his old Win 7 because while trying to create a USB startup device the MS site says our OEM license. So we bought a new Win 10 license with a USB and when you try to start the message; "Core security check failed" appears, and the computer restarts then cycling in the same message. I tried to boot from another key USB and DVD ROM created by MS media creator but the same warning message appearing.

  Later we have formatted the drive outside the laptop with a SATA adapter.  Reset us the BIOS by default. The drive is recognized by the internal BIOS diagnostic and test memory was also executed.  Both pass.  However, whenever a start is attempted the system responds with a BSOD and the message; "The verification of the security kernel failure".  All the world is facing a situation difficult always. I even bought an old copy of Win 7 Home edition and the installation CD has the same problem.

  Any suggestions...

  MJC

  Hi @mjcuadra,

  I'm glad to hear that you got the solution. And thanks for sharing the experience!

  Nice day!

• HP Pavilion 15-ak101nq Gaming: wifi card white list

  I want to know if my hp Pavilion has a white list the card wifi and I have shearched all on internet but I did not found any information about this then I would be happy if anyone knows if my laptop has one, or if I could install a?

  Hello:

  There do seem to be blocking BIOS more in order to avoid to install another wireless card.

  But just as bad, you will find on many HP laptops with single band card, only a wireless antenna is present.

  Unless you're ready to take the laptop share everything, including the area of display panel to run an antenna 2, you will not be able to upgrade the current map, because maps dual band require usually two wireless antennas.

  Then... you will have to physically inspect the current map and see if there is one or 2 antennas are and decide for yourself what you want to do next.

  Now, I've heard about some of the new laptops, HP began to install a second antenna and leaving that it disconnected, if it is equipped with a single band with a single terminal card.

  Do not rely on the photos in the service manual to determine if your laptop has 2 antennas.

• Pavilion g6 - 2076sr: Windows Installer?

  Hello! I would like to know what necessary windows install, for the excellent work in games and the latest drivers for a video card?

  my laptop

  http://support.HP.com/kz-ru/document/c03327487

  Thx for the help!

  Rolex

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I wish I had some good news for you, but I did not...

  According to the product page for your PC, it came with Win8 or Win7 preinstalled.  Of course, you have chosen to do the upgrade to Win10, and you should check the HP site for the drivers BEFORE you made this upgrade - that there are no drivers for your laptop Win10.

  A critical factor for the performance of the game is the presence of the video drivers to the right, and given that HP does not have for the OS version you have installed, you will never get good performance of Win10 game on your laptop.

  If you want to improve performance, you need video drivers HP - and for that, you need to restore your PC to its original version of the OS.

  While Microsoft says there is no risk in the upgrade of Win10, because they allow you to believe that you can always return to your BONES and the original installation program within 30 days, the ugly fact of the matter is that the Win10 GoBack feature turned out to be unreliable - and when she fails, she can let machines in a State corrupted - that does not always happen , but it happens often enough to be a problem and you will get no warning beforehand that he goes to the trash your PC!
  
  If this is not enough, the Win10 upgrade is known, in some cases, corrupt partition recovery stored by the OEM that built the original machine. It's pretty much guarantee that no HP recovery will work: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Video-Display-and-Touch/HP-Recovery-Manager-Blocked-After-Windows-10-Upgrade/td-p/5170752

  So, basically, the ONLY way you can restore the laptop now is something known as HP recovery media - which reformats the hard drive and erase everything on it.

• HP Pavilion dv7 second HDD installation problem

  Hello

  I recently bought an internal WD7500BPVX 750 GB SATA HDD compatible with my HP Pavilion dv7 - 2030eV to be used as a second hard drive, since I already have a 250 GB HARD drive on the laptop. I also bought a SATA cable which I think is compatible and a caddy for the disc. When I connected the SATA cable and pressed the Start button the laptop powered upwards for about a second and then stop.  I disconnected the SATA cable and left only 250GB driver connected. When I turned on again your laptop booted normally. Once I tried to connect the new HARD drive again the same thing happened. Any ideas what might be happening? I checked two times for parts compatibility before you buy, but I can't rule out it as a cause.

  Thank you all in advance for your help.

  Hobistas wrote:
  

  Hello

  I recently bought an internal WD7500BPVX 750 GB SATA HDD compatible with my HP Pavilion dv7 - 2030eV to be used as a second hard drive, since I already have a 250 GB HARD drive on the laptop. I also bought a SATA cable which I think is compatible and a caddy for the disc. When I connected the SATA cable and pressed the Start button the laptop powered upwards for about a second and then stop.  I disconnected the SATA cable and left only 250GB driver connected. When I turned on again your laptop booted normally. Once I tried to connect the new HARD drive again the same thing happened. Any ideas what might be happening? I checked two times for parts compatibility before you buy, but I can't rule out it as a cause.

  Thank you all in advance for your help.

  Hello

  This series does not start with two different hard disks. If you want a second hard drive, you need the same 250 GB drive as the original to make it work.

• HP Pavilion DV7 1451NR: HP Pavilion DV7-1451NR - driver installation order

  Can someone tell me the order of installation for the drivers?    Moreover, what is called the chipset for this laptop?

  Thank you

  ML

  I installed the chipset first.  And I installed all the drivers that have been listed on the site of HP here.   I always have a problem I tried to imagine here.  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Minja

  

• HP Pavilion 15-ak011na Gaming: request extra RAM HP Pavilion 15-ak011na Gaming

  Hello

  The new HP Pavilion laptop computer 15-ak011na of game which comes with 8 GB standard.

  Extra 8 GB can be added and what memory is recommended?

  Thank you

  Neil

  Page 47 of gle conferms manuals that its removable and how to put it too... yah if you can upgrade.

• Pavilion x 2: Hp pavilion x 2 Windows Installer via the bios

  A friend of mine accidentally shut his laptop computer while she has been updated. Long story short, be that a new installation of Windows continuous reboot and "recovery". But I can't get the laptop to boot from a USB key, if anyone can give advice?

  Hello

  You are welcome

  Create new installation media is a good idea.

  My usual environment in Rufus to install 10 Windows on a gpt disk's MBR for UEFI - FAT32 computers.

  Also, I would definetely make sure you insert the flash drive, when the machine is turned on then it off via the power button - press and hold for 15 seconds just to make sure that the machine is power off.

  Tap next to the ESC key as soon as you turn on and then go to boot (f9) from there Manager.

  Note:  If it still does not work, enter the menu of the bios (f10) and look for a setting that emulates usb 2.0 in the Pre-os environment.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Pavilion 15-ak011na: HP Pavilion 15-ak011na Gaming Laptop P0S80EA #ABU

  I think to buy this laptop, but as it is again the details on the web site seems incorrect. I called HP sales on this subject and they have as far as I can tell just told me that the site has already said. Can someone tell me if you can upgrade the memory in this laptop? According to the maintenance manual, he seems to have two Dimm slots and only uses one. Sales of HP, he has only one. According to the Web site and sales the network port is 10/100. Really? If this is true I didn't someone did something today that was not capable of 1 Gbps. Any specific help would be great. I can not even find any quickspecs on it.

  Its definitely 10/100 ethernet cable which is actually still quite common on laptops of point lowest price. It is also certainly 2 slots of memory and accessed by removing the lower cover. Motherboard removal not required. 16 GB maximum RAM. You have seen the repair so I won't be posting that. I'm not also see specific profile for this particular model apart from that:

  http://store.HP.com/UKStore/merch/MobileProduct.aspx?ID=P0S80EA & opt = Abu & salt = NTB #Merch - Tech - specs

  699 pounds or about $1100 dollars, it's a very good deal. You have a concert 128 SSD m2 and a storage drive, nVidia 950 graphics with a non touchscreen full HD and a pretty gnarly CPU. It is better than the cheaper omen without the trappings of fantasies by $400 and should run right to the top with him, if not a little better. I have a HP Omen lent me to help with my work here. It has a touchscreen, but I find that redundant and would willingly without him in particular to a $400 discount.

  Honest to goodness isn't really need 16 GB of RAM, but you can add another module of 8 GB if you wish.

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

• HP Pavilion 15-AK007TX Gaming: M.2 & Upgrade RAM SSD

  Hello

  I'm looking to add M.2 SSD and max out my RAM from 4 GB to 16 GB, looking for guidance on the compatibility-

  M.2 SSD

  https://www.flipkart.com/Samsung-m-2-series-250-GB-laptop-internal-hard-drive-SSD-SATA-MZ-n5e250bw/p...

  http://www.Amazon.in/crucial-MX300-275GB-internal-solid/DP/B01IAGSDJ0/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8 & qid = 147601...

  RAM-

  http://www.Amazon.in/Corsair-vengeance-PC3-15000-CMSX8GX3M2B1866C10-notebook/DP/B00EQ1PG9E/ref=sr_1 _...

  Thanks in advance.

  HP has not even acknowledged or explained the question to the VAS is therefore no help at all. You can try the drive m2; a few people have reported success.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware-and-upgrade-questions/M-2-SSD-upgrade/TD-p/5430616/highlight/true/page/14

  Your best bet is greater capacity of 2.5-inch SSD. 1TBs aren't terribly expensive now.

• HP Pavilion 15-ak011na Gaming: windows.old folder sitting on the c: /.

  I did a major update of windows 10 that took 2 1/2 hours to do this week, on Wednesday, November 18, 2015, I noticed today that I have a folder windows.old on the c: / drive containing 18.6 GB, I also just have a Windows folder, as I only have a 128 GB SSD m2, it is a large part of the space , I can remove it with out risking the BONES do not.

  Thank you

  @evans89lfc

  If you are satisfied with the W10, and then delete it.

  This is the file that will be used if you want to return to your previous operating system.

  I deleted my and it releases about 20 GB.

  REO

• Pavilion G6: After the installation of restore on new disks Hard Drive says need to restore system no bootable disc found

  I got a new set of HP recovery disks and keep, error message. So I replaced the hard drive and tried again still error message. Went into BIOS and reloaded by default for Windows 8, fact diag on the memory and the Hard Drive as well.

  Hello

  You don't need to try the method I suggested - just create a bootable disc or flash drive as described, to download and see if you correctly install a recovery partition.

  DP - K