Install a SSD device on my laptop HP Envy 15-j104sl

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• How to install and configure an SSD 256 on my laptop HP ENVY 17-3290NR (3D)?

  I'd appreciate some advice how to add an SSD 256 (Samsung 840 Pro SSD 256?) to my laptop HP ENVY 17-3290NR (3D).  The laptop came standard with a 80 GB mSATA + 1 TB hard.  I would use the SSD 256 as the stand drive and install the operating system and programs on this drive and store all the data of the 1 TB HD.

  What should I do with the mSATA SSD 80 GB? Where should I install the SSD 256? HD slot-1 or slot-2?  Thank you in advance for your help and instructions on how to proceed.

  The current specifications: HP ENVY 17 Notebook PC

  • Name of the PC: HP ENVY 17 Notebook PC
  • Product number:

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  • Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Service Pack 1
  • Microprocessor: Intel (r) Core i7-3610QM CPU @ 2.30 GHz
  • Systems of memory: 16GB
  • Map of systems: 1852 71.14
  • System BIOS: F.0B
  • Hard drive 1: INTEL SSDMAEMC080G2H
    • C: 73.01 GB (6.31 GB free)
    • F: 1.22 GB (0.62 GB free)
  • Hard drive 2: WDC WD10JPVT-60A1YT0
    • D: 911.37 GB (866,27 GB free)
    • G: 20.14 GB (2.1 GB free)

  It's interesting. Normally a bootmgr error message means that the bootloader is corrupted and hard disk not 'dead '... Replacing the hard drive is a quickie shotgun method to solve the problem.

  Have you given up on the SSD?

  The office (w/ASUS Crossfire V formula-Z mobo) I use this type, has the same SSD that you asked. I used the method that I described in the previous post to clone the OS for the SSD. The SSD is the startup disk.

  

• HP Envy model m6-w103dx: can I install a graphics card in my laptop HP Envy?

  I have a bang & Olufsen hp envy laptop with a core i5 hd graphics card and I want to know I can install an inside nvidia graphics card? If so, how do I disassemble my laptop?

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  No, no, colocation allows you to add a video card. It uses Intel HD Graphics 520 with up to 4172 MB total graphics memory that came with the CPU:

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  and replace the CPU is not as simple as that.

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  I installed an SSD, with the original (laptop) now in an external USB enclosure hard disk, thought I could install a new copy of Windows 7 like that, but no luck. And I lost somehow the only DVD of Windows 7 I have had. I still have the activation key

  Microsoft won't let me download an ISO image, because its an Acer laptop, saying I should get of Acer. No luck with that.

  How can I get, preferably a .iso download, a copy of Windows 7 Home premium?

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• DV7-7199ef: install an SSD in your laptop Pavilion DV7-7199ef

  World of hell.

  I want to install an SSD in my laptop (DV7-7199ef, B9A700EA, #ABF, 2CE22615J9). I want to boot on the ssd, but I want to keep the original as secondary drive of the UN hard disk (the first will be the ssd).

  So what I have to install the ssd: power cable?  support adapter? SATA cable? other components?

  I couldn't find anything on http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?SearchText=2CE22615J9 ?

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  Christian

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  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=498

  You put the SSD into the existing caddy and exchange the original hard drive in the second span with this device. If you need assistance with migration/reinstall software let us know.

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  I installed Firefox (10) sync on my laptop instead of my desktop. How do I uninstall, so I can install on my main computer? In the only option of synchronization tools is "Synchronize now".

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  There is no need to uninstall anything, both devices will share information and that there are no 'master-slave' logic on Firefox Sync. All devices are identical.

  Take a look at this article which explains how to configure your computers: How can I set up Sync on my computer?

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• This win to install a SSD drive in a PowerBook G4?

  Hello

  I wonder if installing an SSD in my PowerBook G4 17 "would make sense, either replace the drive of 80 GB original or being a carrier of replacement instead of the SuperDrive, which can be done.

  I read somewhere, but that because of the PB G4 PATA connection an SSD would be significantly slowed down that it make much sense to install a.

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  Thanks for all the opinions.

  It probably will not affect performance much.  You may notice the startup time is faster.  It makes the quieter PowerBook, and it produces less heat, fans can turn on less often (what makes even more quiet).

  I replaced the hard drive in my old PowerBook ("Pismo") with solid state storage.  First of all, I used a physically tiny SDXC (32 GB) card on an adapter, and which worked surprisingly well.  I had already used this same card SDXC (of Sony brand) with my 2011 Mac mini (in its high speed SD card), as a startup disk for replacement for testing purposes.  The adapter I used is like this

  http://www.Amazon.com/optimal-shop-secure-digital-adapter/DP/B00BANFDWG

  I use it for about a year or two.  Then, I replaced it with a 128 GB mSATA on another adapter card

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B009BA8V4M

  The mSATA (as well as the adapter) card is significantly faster when doing things that require focused disk access, as at the start.  It's logical, because an mSATA (unlike a SD card) card is designed to be a drive on the computer (no storage media).  The total cost was about $55, probably even cheaper now.  I bought the card mSATA (Samsung brand) on eBay.  It has been used and the seller had the highest number, so I thought they were 'draws' laptops have been recycled or upgraded storage higher.  128 GB is the maximum for my old PowerBook, so it was a good deal (about $40 at the time).

  I have posted more information in another similar topic (including a review of product for the adapter mSATA), a few months ago...

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• No audio device on the laptop

  Hello. Can I have posted this in in the wrong place, but I don't really know what I'm doing when it comes to laptops!

  Recently my laptop is broken (it says summat recently attached a device (which I didn't actually: S)... anyway, I had to wipe everything on my laptop and reinstall Windows everywhere still.) Everything works fine except the noise. When I go to the Control Panel, it says that there is no audio device on my laptop.

  Can someone tell me if there is anything that I can download or purchase for the sound on my laptop please?
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  You must give us a little more information about your problem as your model of laptop, Windows and to this day.
  Did you install the laptop with the Toshiba recovery disc or disc of Microsoft?

  If your laptop has a Realtek sound card check this links:
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• can I install an SSD on an optical drive in a HP Envy Phoenix

  I just bought a custom HP ENVY Phoenix Desktop - 810-350se CTO with a Raid 5 (3 x 2 TB) configuration, but I noticed and did some research it seems that it's better to have an SSD installed for faster computer access data, of course, I want to use for the operating system installed on it.  So I have two questions?

  (1.) I can change the configuration so that I can add a SSD on an optical drive? (This will be the 4th disc). Since I already use 3 HARD drive on a Raid 5 configuration and there is no more space on the left, I guess I can only use an empty space of optical drive and install a SSD?

  2.) is there a limitation on the number of readers and HARD disk can be installed on the motherboard?

  My proposed solution is to keep the 3 HARD drive and install a 4th disk (SSD) on the optical drive and use it to the operating system (Windows 8.1).

  Recommendations or suggestions is appreciated.

  Thank you.

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  •4 TB 7200 RPM SATA 6 G RAID Hard Drive

  Hello

  Your PC is already using a bootloader of Windows 8 and if you load the SSD in UEFI mode, then you will add an another boot loader of Windows 8 for the menu eligible boot device.  This will lead to confusion.  I suggest that you avoid this situation by trying the following procedure:

  1. Don't forget to create the external HP recovery media
  2. Install the SSD on port 1 or 2
  3. Disable startup secure in the BIOS and set the legacy mode
  4. Start the Intel OPROM and rebuild the matrix RAID 5
  5. Boot into the BIOS and UEFI mode
  6. Start the external HP recovery media and load the SSD drive (SSD recommended size is 240 GB or more)
  7. Once you are currently running and then go to disk management and upward and format the matrix RAID like TPG

  The above procedure may or may not work, but that's what I would first try.

• K2V42EA #BH4: that I can install an ssd in my labtop hp K2V42EA #BH4

  Hi, guys, can someone help me, I want to know if it is possible to install an SSD in my cell phone and if yes can say you that is?

  Hi @Blacktrack,

  Thank you for your inquiry.

  I understand that you plan to install a SSD drive.

  Here is a link to HP 15 Notebook PC HP 15 TouchSmart Notebook PC Compaq 15 Notebook PC Compaq 15 TouchSmart Notebook PC Maintenance and Service of Guide.  Please note Chapter 3, page 19 article 12 for recommended replacements.  There is no listed SSD drive.  It simply means that they have not been tested with your model and the result is unknown.   You would do this at your own risk.

  You can read on this thread of @erico Re: how to upgrade your laptop to a SATA SSD 2.5 ".

  Please let me know what you decide and the outcome.

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• I have a HP envy j000 and I installed an SSD.

  I have a HP envy j000 and I installed an SSD. If I look at MYPC, it doesn't have the installed ssd. If I look at the Device Manager it shows the installed ssd. What's new?

  The SSD is probably not formatted and mounted as a drive in the system. In other words, it is empty. Right-click on MYPC and choose manage... go to disk management and find the SSD. Make a new simple volume and ntfs format and then assign a letter reader and you'll be good.

• HP 250 G3: Hp 250 G3, install an SSD without for as much voiding the warranty?

  Hello everyone.

  I have a new g3 250 hp with a 500 GB HD, but I would like to change and install an SSD. I was also told that it is sometimes possible to use the DVD to a secondary hard drive or an SSD drive space. It would be even better if it is assumed that it is possible on this model.

  Problem is to install the SSD I have to basically disassemble the entire laptop, I suppose that this would invalidate the warranty and I want to keep because the computer is new.

  What can I do?

  Hello

  The manual says replacement HHD the warranty because it's the job for parts of authorized service provider. You can download manual from the following link:

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/public/PSI/manualsResults?sp4ts.Oid=6732462 & AC.admitted = 1452708248204.1123376534.492883150

  Kind regards.

• Install upgrade SSD S400, win 8 questions

  Hello. I recently bought an S400 and try to upgrade to an SSD HARD drive. After a lot of pain, I find a Lenovo OEM 8 ISO Win and a USB bootable with her. I have confirmed that I can boot to it in UEFI mode on another system. I installed the SSD in the S400, a unit of series 120 GB Samsung 840, and the BIOS recognizes the drive. Whenever I try to boot on USB or SSD (which is empty at the moment), I will meet with an array of symptoms according to my process:

  Overall, it does not try to start on a device. If I boot using the onekey without the USB is connected, it will allow me to access the boot menu and it shows the SSD as the only option. If I try to start on the SSD, I get an infinite loop to display the Lenovo logo, then a restart. If I try the onekey with USB already plugged in, the activity of the USB light with flash a couple of times and the screen will sit on the Lenovo logo indefinitely, without giving me the opportunity to get into the BIOS or a start menu. If I boot to the recovery screen where I can choose BIOS or boot menu and then plug the USB and select the start menu, the screen goes all black. If I try to start directly, without onekey, DSS or the USB port, I get the infinite loop.

  I have USB boot enabled, LAN boot disabled and have tried different combinations of UEFI and the bootable media legacy. What I am doing wrong?

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• 15-ab236nl Pavilion: Pavilion 15-ab236nl install an SSD

  Hello

  I am interested in buying this laptop

  Pavilion 15-ab236nl

  AFAIK, there is no option for a second HARD drive, so if I change the default HARD drive with an SSD in my choice would that work? (which means I'm able to reinstall Win10 etc..)

  or rather, if I had to buy a HARD drive for this model caddy, swap it with the DVD drive and install it with a SSD would that work? Do I need any special ribbon cable?

  There is no information about this exploit, so if anyone has any opinions or knowledge that would be great.

  I'm just asking if it is possible, not how, that would come later.

  Here are the applicable maintenance manual:

  Manual

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  You generally don't want to use the optical Bay for one SSD because the interface is slower than the main SATA bus and a player any connected as it will not be bootable, so you end up just with very expensive and paralyzed storage speed if you put an SSD in there. The best thing to do is to get out the mechanical hard drive spinner, put it in the optical Bay for storage and install an SSD. The m2 slot gave people fits, so I recommend you just work with SSD SATA 2.5 inch and not a m2.

  Post back if you need help most.

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• Adding a Cache of SSD drive for my laptop

  I posted earlier about this and got a response from Hüffer... Maybe I misunderstood, but installing the msata ssd is proving to be more complex and more complex that I read in response to Hüffer.

  When I install the SSD and start the system, I not give me the ability to choose which drive to boot from.  Instead the system tried to start, fails, seems to take a dump, and then try again.   If I use the ESC key and to open the OS boot manager, it still does not offer the possibility to choose the player and fails, but this time said he's trying to do an automatic rebuld.  (or something of the sort).  At this point, I interrupt him and force it to power down.

  I tried to research the issue elsewhere, and it seems that the AHCI mode that the system works is the source of the problem.  My Intel RST not have her option "speed up" which I believe is necessary and offers instead 'performance '.  Here is a link to one of the better posts I found on the subject: http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/How-it-Works-Intel-SSD-Caching-148/

  At the beginning of the post, you will see pictures of what the Intel RST should look like your SSD when adding.  The first photo shows it with five buttons with one of them being "accelerate" and notes that this picture below:

  "Launching the Intel RST software and click on the 'Accelerate' button." "If the button is not present, you or the other are not in RAID mode or one of the other conditions have not been met.

  I found a setting to what happens to the bios on a windows system 8 and it offers the option to enable raid.  My conclusion is that it is what I have to do to add the msata ssd in my system as a disk cache.

  So... my question...

  My conclusion is correct?  Or maybe the answer is that my system does not meet some other requirements to use the SSD msata as a disk cache.

  My system is a Touchsmart from HP Envy 15-j003cl Notebook PC.   I found the reference in the Device Manager there the "Intel 8 series / C220 series family Platform Controller Hub ' and I read a decription of the hub there is hope that he does not support what I want to do.  (http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/datasheets/8-series-chipset-pch-datashee...

  Any guidance would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  To enter the RAID configuration, you must first go in the BIOS (F10) and turn on legacy startup and disable secure boot. Then you can enter the RAID configuration. You press ctrl-I (capital I) when you rewind until you get in the RAID configuration. You want to do the separate no RAID drives. But first let's see how they are defined by default. Go into the RAID Utility and do not change anything. Just report what you find.