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  Hi guys,.

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  I guess that separate readers via these instructions http://78.9.150.202/pub/RapidDrive.pdf
  then saving them, putting in the mSATA SSD again and do a clean install should work.

• How can I enable AHCI in dv7 6199us? And install windows on a SSD?

  Hello!

  I got help.

  How can I enable AHCI in dv7 6199us? And install windows on a SSD?

  Intel based computers, like yours, are usually set to "RAID", which is a superset of "AHCI". Basically, if the BIOS won't let you choose between "IDE mode", "AHCI" and "RAID", leaving in the RAID led to you everything done "AHCI". In this case there is no need to activate the AHCI, as RAID will support an SSD anyway.

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• Install Windows 7 on SSD and programs on the HARD drive?

  Original title: conner bottomley.

  Hello

  I was wondering if you could help me! I recently built my own PC, it has 2 drives (1 SSD and 1 HDD) and I want to have windows 7 (64 bit) installed on the smaller SSD and all other files and programs on the larger HARD drive could you give me some instructions on how to do it? I've been strugling for awhile now!

  I am completely new to this so if you can keep it nice and simple, would be great!

  Thanks for your help :)

  Conner

  Have your program files on the HARD drive defeated the purpose of having an SSD in the first place. The goal is to start the operating system and load your programs faster.

  Then, install the operating system and programs on the SSD and store your personal files (Documents, music, photos, videos etc.) on the HARD disk.

  Demarrer start from the Windows 7 DVD, and then select the SSD drive during installation

  For information about how to modify your BIOS options to boot from the DVD drive, see the following tutorial:

  http://notebooks.com/2011/05/05/How-to-load-BIOS-and-change-boot-configuration/

  

  

  Click Custom install Windows only (Advanced)

  

  Select the SSD drive, and then click Next.

  Once Windows 7 is installed, you can redirect personal folders on the HARD drive to store your files.

  http://notebooks.com/2011/05/18/how-to-redirect-your-personal-folders-in-Windows-7/

• I have two question first: is it true that install ligthroom on an ssd and work on it can "burn" or "broke" quickly the ssd? and the second is what I install lightroom 5 2 Mac with a license?

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• P500 with drivers M.2 SSD to make Windows 7 x 64 bootable image?

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• Bootcamp only gives me the option to install the secondary internal SSD flash disk. Mac Pro mid-2010

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• Recovery of the Internet to install OS on new SSD but now get grey screen

  I recently installed an SSD in my Macbook Pro 15 late 2011. I did a cover of the Internet of the installed OS Lion on the new drive. I then migrated all my information, which using El Capitan, from my old hard drive through Time Machine and now I could not go beyond the gray screen with the Apple symbol and the spinning wheel. Any suggestions?

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  heartdagger wrote:

  I recently installed an SSD in my Macbook Pro 15 late 2011. I did a cover of the Internet of the installed OS Lion on the new drive. I then migrated all my information, which using El Capitan, from my old hard drive through Time Machine and now I could not go beyond the gray screen with the Apple symbol and the spinning wheel. Any suggestions?

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• Tecra M10 cannot install OS using disc SSD Kingston

  Hi all.

  I am a computer tech and can usually find a way to fix something myself, (rock Google!).

  But recently I had a Kingston SSDNOW 64 GB drive and decided to install in my Tecra M10 age of 12 months. 4 weeks ago I had a full head of hair, now I am completely bald.

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  Rob.

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  I think you have misunderstood something the SSD drive does not need SATA drivers BUT the fact the OS (Win XP, Vista or Win 7)!

  The SATA drivers are needed to recognize the HDD/SSD under Windows OS.
  New generation of portable supports the new SATA controllers that require SATA drivers.

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• Re: Satellite C50D - A - 13 G - boot from HARD disk, you can't install Win on new SSD

  I recently bought an SSD to improve performance a little, I of course want to install Windows on this.

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  Announces 'Check media [fail]' as well as ' no. Bootable Devices Found '.

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• Elitedesk 800 g1 sff - cannot install windows 7 on SSD

  I have a new elitedesk g1 800 LTS.

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• Pavilion P7-1020 install Windows7 on an SSD

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  If you can read the product key on the sticker COST W7 on your PC, you can do your own installation of W7 media that works on any hard drive size that meets the requirements of the space of W7.

  Here's how:

  If you can read the Microsoft windows 7 25-character product key, you can download simple Windows 7 ISO files to burn on a DVD for the version of windows that is installed on your PC, and which is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC case.

  Burn the ISO with the option to burn the ISO on your DVD burning program and burn it at the slowest possible speed that will allow your program. This will create a bootable DVD.

  Use 25 characters on the PC product key to activate the installation.

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• E540: Dolby Advanced Audio v2 cannot be installed on the new SSD

  Hello

  the Dolby Advanced Audio v2 question keeps grinding my gears. The situation:

  I added a second drive (SSD) successfully to the E540, everything works and is configured correctly. I still have the disk original in place and achieved 8.1 Windows (x 64) installed on both drives. However, I can't run Dolby Advanced Audio v2 when starting Windows Setup (fees) on the SSD. Just after starting, or you try to start the application, there is a Windows error message telling me that the Dolby-driver cannot be executed, and I have to reinstall the application if the error continues to exist.

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  I don't really know what could cause the error during the (apparently) accurate installation still work when starting from the original HARD drive? I would really really appreciate advice that could help me solve the problem.

  See you soon

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• K320: how to install windows on a SSD?

  To speed up my system, I bought a 64 GB SSD. The idea was to install windows 7 64 on this disc and the same boot from that. HARD original (1 TB) disk is intended to use for data application only.

  I added the SSD successfully to my system, but it seems impossible to install windows and make it bootable? I can't use recovery tools because my original system is also longer than 64 GB.

  My preferred plan is to unplug the HARD drive and start with the SSD from scratch (so if there are problems during the installation, I can easily switch back to my old system).

  Any ideas how to proceed?

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  budo_flieger

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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
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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)

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  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.