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• Updated by Satellite Pro L450 with SSD

  Any advice on installing a SSD 128 GB in place and place of the hard drive, use this for the operating system (Windows 7) and put the old HDD in the optical drive slot to serve as storage.

  Is this easy to do on this model, and a new facility would be wiser than cloning?

  There is no files on the drive apart from the operating system that must be preserved - all documents etc. are on googledrive, dropbox and onedrive.

  Adjustments will have to be made when you perform a new installation to keep the recovery on D files?

  Earlier, I created a system restore disk - does that include Windows 7, or would I need to download it and get the license number.

  Is it fairly easy to connect and use the USB "System Restore" to re - load Windows?

  Thanks for all the answers

  It s a good idea to replace the HARD drive with SSD drive.
  You will definitely get a boost huge performance.
  I did these updates in the past, and my laptop runs a lot faster.

  But the question is whether the HARD drive would be recognized by BIOS placed in ODD Bay.

  To be honest I n don't know if this will be possible since the laptop does not support the special feature of selection-Bay. In the past, some other laptops Toshiba Tecra and Portege series supported these updates (HARD drive in the Bay of WEIRD) but I'm not very well on laptops Satellite m.

  Of course, you can try these updates, but in the worst cases the HARD drive will not be recognized by the BIOS if you put in the ODD Bay

• Portege R830 - model with SSD or HARD drive?

  Hello!

  I am considering buying a Portege R830. I've yet to decide between the Portégé R830-10R (model with HARD drive) and the Portégé R830 - 10 p (model with a 256 GB SSD). To do this, I would like to know:

  -What is the SSD model assembled in the Portégé R830?
  -It uses a standard SATA connection or an owner like the previous Portégé R700 SSD?
  -Have someone replaced the original HDD to the Portégé R830 by a whole new SATA 3 SSD? Wich one? It works fine?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Hi MadVet,

  The SSD of Portege R830 - 10 p is a model of Toshiba 2.5 so it does not work in Portege R830. In addition due to the 2.5 form factor it uses SATA standard interface as normal hard drives.

  In my opinion, you should take the model with SSD. 256 GB is enough for the operating system and applications as well as for some important data. If you need more disk external HARD disk space use. SSDS are very fast and you will see the performance of the SSD HARD drive instead ;)

• Re: Portege R500-11 with SSD: I want to install Win XP

  Sorry if this is a common question, but I haven't had no luck with the research.

  I have a Portege R500-11 pair with SSD and I want their downgrade to XP. (speed issues)

  First question. Is it possible or are there problems?

  Second: I guess I have to install the SSD driver, with nlite or F6 during installation of the victory, but which is the correct driver? Can someone give me the exact link, please?

  Is this? Intel Storage Manager.

  Thanks for your help and sorry again if it is a question of RTFM.
  Good bye

  Chris

  I found it!

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB85017Z0000R01.htm

• HP Pavilion 14-AL022TU: can I replace HP Pavilion 14-AL022TU HDD with SSD?

  I have two questions:

  I want to buy HP Pavilion 14-AL022TU of HPSHOPPING. IN and need for clarification on the sub questions: -.

  1 can replace HDD with SSD? What is the back panel opening?

  2. is there the free Slots of RAM available? While I can improve in the future?

  3 there DVD player?

  4. What is the exact weight of this laptop?

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  Plug

  Weight

• HPE-495 desktop - HARD drive is u/s, please help to rebuild with SSDS

  Hi all

  [[2 TB Hitachi SATA 3.0 GB/s] HARD drive GL8E]. The current failed HARD drive is connected to the sata1 and there is a spare on the motherboard sata2. Spare power supplies available [CH 4 & ch 5]. Office was running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  I would like to install a 840 EVO Samsung 250 GB SSD SATA 3 with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Service Pack 1 and a second [still undecided 2 TB Western Digital SATA 3] as data drive.

  These discs are backaward compatible with the existing architecture of SATA - y at - it all isuues with this proposal, would I need to make changes to the BIOS, other than this initial boot off dvd player to install the new windows on the ssd drive?

  Thank you very much.

  If you replace the current HARD drive with SSD in SATA1, new in SATA2 HARD drive and let the CD/DVD in SATA3 on your HP Pavilion Elite HPE-495uk desktop, your computer should boot the Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit DVD into the CD/DVD drive. This assumes that the disks are new with absolutely no data on them. You may need to, press the "ESC" key or the "F # ' suitable for your computer, select the CD/DVD drive as a boot device.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Replacement of HHD with SSD in HP Pavilion TouchSmart Sleekbook14-f027cl

  Is it possible for me to replace the HHD with SSD in my HP Pavilion TouchSmart Sleekbook14-f027cl? And if so, how? For example, I'm looking for (a) a guide to open the computer without damaging it (I found one for Sleekbook 15). Also (b) I would like to know if I have to update the BIOS / other computer settings.

  Finally, (c) are there brands of SSD, I should not do?

  Thank you for your help.

  What has been said here applies to you:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/hardware-upgrades-replacements/HP-Pavilion-Sleekbook-upgrading-hard-drive-to-an-solid-state/m-p/3190769#M28503

  Your model is very difficult to upgrade. If you want to move forward in any case post back for assistance.

• HP Pavillion DV6700: Is my HP Pavilion DV6700 Compatible with SSD?

  I would like to know if my HP laptop is compatible with SSDS. An Internet search turns postings that say that it is possible and other thay say my PC is not compatible with SSDS.

  Here is some info on my installation.

  My PC is a HP Pavilion DV6700 CTO Entertainment Notebook
  I am running Windows 7
  The PC came with Windows Vista

  The BIOS is Hewlett - Packard l58 2008-06-16
  The processor is Intel Core Duo CPU T7500 to 2.20 GHz, 2201 Mhz, 2 carrots, 2 logical processors

  The new SSD is a Samsung SSD of 850 EVO.

  (1) my PC is compatible with SSDS?

  (2) are there updates the BIOS or the settings of the software that I need to know?

  Thanks for any advice.

  Yes, it is a fully native SATA (ahci) system and an SSD works perfectly. With Windows 7 operating system will know it is a SSD and activate the TRIM and other optimizations to the SSD. It will be a version SATA slower that curent models but you still benefit greatly from an SSD. You must update the BIOS on this model, but not because of the SSD. There isn't quite enough important updates BIOS for this model which correct some problems of initial material as the fan operation and resume the suspension.

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• Satellite L40 - replacement of HDD of 80 GB with SSD-disk hard

  Toshiba L40 Series (4.5 year old computer): HARD disk replacement

  Toshiba Satellite Pro: L40
  (Model: PSL4BE-00P00YN5)

  Intel Celeron: 540 (1.86 GHz)
  1 GB of ram
  Drive hard 80 GB
  32-bit Windows Vista Home Basic
  (Over four years)

  Looking across the net, but can't find any information on this advice - has
  It is hoped that someone had done a similar job. I know that the HDD in
  This machine supports the SATA drives, but I don't know if the motherboard
  supports several types of SATA drives. I have read several topics on
  users who have bought an SSD for the replacement of the old HARD disk in
  the laptop - just to find out that the motherboard did was too old and has not been
  compatible with SSDS. Even if the motherboard supports some types
  SSDS, this is no guarantee that it will work with the purchased SSD.

  The SSD I think to buy, will be one of them:

  Corsair SSD Force Series 120GB 2.5 GT "
  SATA 6 Gb/s (SATA3.0), 555MB / 515 MB/s write 85 k IOPS (4 k aligned), w/support

  or this one:

  Corsair SSD Force Series 3 120 GB 2.5 "
  SATA 6 Gb/s (SATA3.0), 550MO/510 MB/s read/write,® SandForce SF-2281

  (the first is the better of the two SSD drives, but the last of them has
  SandForce integrated, which (from what I've read) is preferred with
  old computers when upgrading for SSDS).

  If someone could give me some info on this topic, I would be
  very grateful!

  It is always problematic to be around some old piece of newer hardware standards and technology. I n t have this old Satellite but my friend had it.

  Satellite L40's old laptop budget very simply the hardware configuration, so I think that you will not be able to use newest SSDS to this topic.

  I really hope someone else can post a positive experience on these updates. What you can try is to contact nearest Toshiba service provide by phone and ask for some advice. They have exact specifications for laptop and, I hope, can help you with this.

  By the way: I put t know what is the reason for these updates? More performance, more low composition of power or something else?

• How to check if my MBP is compatible with SSD?

  Can you please help me to know if the motherboard of my MacBook Pro is compatible with SSD? I'm on MacBook Pro (15-inch, mid-2012)

  It is compatible with any SSD if it has a HARD drive. If it came with built-in SSD so it is not extensible. In this case, you should check with OWC for possible improvements.

• 8 GB RAM with ssd and ram 12 GB without ssd cache cache

  We are looking to buy a laptop HP Envy 17 t j100 touchsmart for our son.  Which would be better:

  8 GB of RAM with SSD exceleration 24gig or 12 GB of ram without ssd cache memory?

  The cache of WSSD 24gig offers performance very similar to a full SSD drive for a much lower cost. I would buy the unit with the drive cache of the WSSD 24 concert and as little memory as they sell me and then increase the RAM me but 8 GB of RAM it's frankly more than many. In fact, it's probably better than 12 because there 2 identical modules allowing the functioning of memory dual channel. To summarize, the best option is clearly 8 GB RAm and the WSSD of 24 concert disk cache.

• activate the AHCI mode on Envy Dv7 - 7398ca with SSD

  Year old i7 envy Dv7 - 7398ca notebook with SSD Samsung 840 Pro x 256.  Windows 8.1

  I've updated to the SSD shortly after I purchsed the laptop.

  No problem except the Samsung SSD Wizard software keeps tagging me as AHCI mode is disabled and must be enabled and I do not see it in the BIOS.

  Or I see anything that relates in the device as IDE Manager or other.

  It seems that the SSD is optimizing not itself based on the fact that it considers that AHCI is disabled.

  I apologize for the issue being this topic seems to be beaten to death over time, but I do not see what relates to this model or similar.

  Thanks for all the ideas.

  The system is set to ahci or RAID mode. You can tell that by opening the Device Manager and look at the storage controllers. Anyway it is optimized for SSDS and TRIM is activated. You can simply remove the program from Samsung and rest assured that your SSD is optimized.

• How to replace HP Pavilion 14-v044tx with SSD?

  Dear experts,

  I would like to replace HP Pavilion 14-v044tx HDD with SSD, but I can't seem to find SSD compatibility information.

  Here are a few questions and I hope that some of you could give advice:

  1. the list of SSD compatibility?

  2 may I know if it is compatible with Samsung Evo 840 250 Go?

  3. is there a guide on how to open the laptop?

  4. it will affect my warranty?

  Thanks and receive a response.

  Rgds,

  Sam

  Here is the Manual:

  Manual

  Replacement hard drive is on Page 51. The good news is Yes, you can install the Samsung 840 Evo. It is the one I would recommend actually. There is no list because fundamentally, the laptop is compatible with any 2.5 inches wide 7 or 9.5 mm thick SSD or HDD.

  The bad news is to replace the average hard drive almost complete disassembly of the laptop. Access to the bottom door exposes that RAM, no hard drive. And Yes, if you're wrong in the process that HP will stand behind the warranty.

  These short videos will also contribute to:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04331584

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• Replacement X 220 HDD with SSD?

  Hi people,

  1 can you replace the built in hard drive on a X 220 with a SSD?

  2. If possible, where can I find instructions on how to do it?

  3. If possible, should be a tiny philips screwdriver - where can we got such a tool?

  TIA,

  SD

  1 Yes
  2 x 220 guide on the Lenovo site. No problem to install the new 7 mm or 9 mm ssd
  3. Yes, you will need a small scredriver

  I replaced the standard hard drive with ssd Intel 320 Series. The only thing you will need is tool of s/w for transfer system and the date on the new SSD. Another tool is to tweak Windows for the use of SSDS. Nothing tool you will need to charge Windows 7 install direct on the ssd.

• Want to ask if the second pc with ssd may be authorized by the same key as magnetic

  HI.i have a desk with two internal disks.one magnetic and I a ssd.in the first 10 of an update of windows windows 7 .i want to ask if the second pc with ssd may be authorized by the same key as magnetic

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  It is good to know that you have obtained the required information.

  Please do not hesitate to answer, if you have any other questions about Windows.

  Thank you