Pavilion g7 1070US: installation of new SSD

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• HP Pavilion 500-550nv: addition of new SSD in my HP desktop computer

  Hello. I just wanted to know if I could add a new ssd in my case of microtour HP Pavilion Desktop 500-550nv?

  Is there any place in my small suitcase to put the adapter ssd and SSD hard drive on it?

  My pc and my case is this: http://support.hp.com/ro-en/document/c04606884

  Thanks in advance. I will wait for your answer.

  Nope. SSD is not and does not heat up much, or not at all. Alternatively, you can paste it on the sides, but the background is most effective as far as space goes.

• 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.

• Symbol ban after new installation on new SSD

  Hello

  A few months ago, my original HD failed (MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2012)).

  I decided to replace it myself with a SSD instead.

  the thing is, every time you start, I get the symbol ban for a few seconds until sometimes for hours, but once the start is done - everything works perfectly.

  tried to replace the disc SSD 3 times now - the same result after each new installation of recovery of the internet.

  Currently, using SanDisk Ultra II 240 GB.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  The symbol you see means that the computer did not find a bootable system disk and sometimes occurs when you have not set up a default startup disk. Go to System Preferences, and then select Startup disk. You should see your SSD in the window. Select it after you unlock the preferences.

  The strange thing is that, if this is your problem, it must be solved in seconds - certainly not hours. This would suggest there is something more complex. You say that you tried to replace the SSD 3 times. Different drives? Different manufacturers?

• HP Pavilion P7-1155: Installation of new graphics cards hp p7-1155

  I have a new EVGA GEFORCE GT730 2 GB GDDR5 graphics card and am ready to install it in the box above.

  Haggiscat suggested this card through a previous post on this site. I printed the directions of installation of help from hp and I so the mechanics of the installation of this thing. These directions say disable the first onboard graphics card, then go into the box and install the new card. My question is: do I need to do something else first as in downloading the driver first / delete the old driver first.etc? Also, I have a disc that came with the new card. Use that to get the drivers or go to the website of invidia? I want this facility to go as gently as possible so expert help would be appreciated.

  I don't know how to direct you to the previous post, but it's in this section. Take a look for general information.

  Thank you

  I did some research after that discover your graphics update did not work.  I found another thread in which the motherboard is the same as the one you have and the video card is in the same family as the one you bought.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-audio-video-monitors/installing-a-GTX-770-graphics-card-in-a-HP-Pavilion-P7-1047C/TD-p/3227997/page/2

  I also see in other forums that the 720 thru 770 cards are not compatible with this motherboard.  I have not found a referenced compatible card.  A resolution has been accomplished by changing the motherboard.

• How to reinstall Acrobat after the installation of new SSD

  My SSD has failed and I have installed a new drive.  Acrobat is in the Adobe registered in 2014 online account, but I can't see any link to install the licensed software on the new drive in my laptop?  The old drive is dead.  Appreciate some guidance.

  What version of Acrobat? What operating system?

  Try to download from

  Download Adobe Acrobat products. Standard, Pro | DC, XI, X

  Download Adobe Acrobat products. 9, 8

  Install and enter your serial number.

• Pavilion Elite M9040N: Installation of an SSD

  During the holidays, I bought a Samsung 840 EVO 250 GB 2.5 inch SATA III internal SSD.  I bow very mechanical but not a computer "Wiss Kid."  Can someone explain to me that steps must replace the "C" drive shipped with this computer and install the SSD that I bought.  I'll install Windows and Office 365 Personal 8.1.  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you and have a great year.

  Thanks for 'ALL' your tips.  Wish me good luck.

• 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

• Installation of El Capitan on default of new SSD

  Hello

  I'm trying to upgrade my MacBook Pro (15-inch, mid-2012), install a new SSD and run the operating system on it.

  Here's what I did:

  I bought the 'OWC Mercury Extreme Pro 6 G' with a cube of data. I removed my optical drive; installed my old HD (running the operating system) in the data Doubler; and install the new SSD in the main Bay.

  I downloaded El Capitan of the 'App Store' and then used «DiskMaker X 5 "to make a bootable usb key.»

  Restarted my computer laptop and booted from USB and the installation of El Capitan. From there, I formatted the new SSD (Mac OS extended (journaled) with a single partition GUID).

  After running down the clock of the installation (about 5 minutes), I get the message "an error occurred during the preparation of the installation. Try to rerun this application".

  Without having to restart the mac, if I try to install the OS again, I'm not able to find the SSD.

  If I restart the laptop and start in the OS on my old HD, I'll find the SSD here on my desk. (Sometimes it take a couple of reboots for my Mac see the SSD).

  And then I try all this again, with the same results.

  I tried other things:

  Reset the PRAM.

  Manual clock setting in the Terminal since the installation of punt. (Although it was not bad in the first place)

  I also tried to set the clock to AST (Arabia standard time) as I live in Saudi Arabia.

  Other than my SSD is defective, any ideas on what can I do to solve this problem?

  Hi Blackcells:

  I guess that you entered in "System Preferences" > "Startup disk" and set to your original drive data Doubler.

  

  Try to remove your new SSD and put it in an external case OWC external box or using a USB to SATA adapter SATA USB adapter and connect it to your MBP via USB.

  Open disk utility > delete and format the SSD for Mac OS extended (journaled) and a GUID partition.

  Then, use a third party application like Carbon Copy Cloner Carbon Copy Cloner (not free, but worth the price) or Super Duper to copy all data from the HARD drive internal as well as the recovery partition.

  The clone will be an exact copy of your hard drive and it will be bootable.

  Start the MBP with the OPTION key and select the new SSD.

  If it starts the MBP, proceed to the physical interchange of disks.

  Kim

• Installation new ssd will void the warranty?

  Hi, just the question:

  Installation new ssd will present instead drive the warranty? Thank you

  According to the Manual of Maintenance of disk hard is not a CRU (CRUS by), which indicates that the client is not allowed to exchange the item, hoever I'd probably as davidteyuwang suggests above.

  Disclaimer clause; I do not work for Lenovo.

• installation new SSD to AOD255

  want to install Intel 160 GB SSD in my AOD255-2256. How can I get win7 starter on the new hard drive?

  with no optical drive and win7 starter installation disc, how I'd get done it?

  Just saw the eRcovery page, it will work to install the OS on the new SSD?

• Restore failed HP of Win8n after reboot when restoring to new SSD on Pavilion G6 2284 cell ca

  System: HP Pavilion G6 2284 cell ca

  OS: Windows 8

  Relevant additional material: OCZ 240GB SSD Vertex 3 Max IOPS Edition (firmware 2.25)

  Steps to reproduce:

  (1) HP Pavilion G6 2284 portable ca new unboxed

  (2) used HP backup/restore software to create a backup of the OS (22 GB) factory on USB. Commpleted without error

  (3) taken from default HDD and replaced by the new OCZ Vertex 3 240 GB SSD

  Booted 4) of the USB in the restoration of HP.

  (5) restoration of HP software detected the SSD, formatted, copied the files of operating system to it, unpacked the OS files and said she needed to reboot in order to continue the restore process.

  (6) system restarts and displays the error message "Boot device not found - please install an operating system on your hard drive - (3FO)"

  I repeated several times with different options of default BIOS (disable UEFI, check the boot order, forcing the boot hard drive, etc.), the process of restoring without effect.

  If I leave the USB key in when it restores, it starts on the USB and load restore HP, stating that he found the USB as the first boot device (although it is listed after the hard drive in the order in BIOS).

  My best guesses are 1) restoration of HP software is incorrectly written statement details starting sector/UEFI/OS boot during the restoration of the reader and so when the system boots it gets a corrupt boot sector/OS start the details of the statement and so cannot find the operating system.  2) there's a hardware incompatibility with the OCZ Vertex 3 240 GB (2.25 firmware) drive that allows it to be visible in the BIOS and visible to restore Manager HP to format/copy of files, but which prevents the direct start for some reason any.

  Any help and suggestions would be appreciated.  Thank you.

  After several additional hours of troubleshooting (and 2 levels of support HP being completely clueless on the issue), I could solve the problem.  It is not related to the EHR.

  The restoration of HP software, when it is started from USB, seems to alter the UEFI devices and incorrectly referred to the boot drive during the process.  The only way to fix the problem is to enable "legacy" mode in the BIOS (which is not the default), and lower the priority of UEFI boot devices are much lower in the list (the BIOS does not allow a complete deactivation of UEFI, much to my annoyance).  If you start the restore software of HP USB stick with legacy mode enabled, the boot device designation, he writes to the hard drive is correct, and at startup, the BIOS has no trouble finding.

  This issue should occur exactly in the same way with the hard drive by default.  It is not related to the EHR.  This is a bug in the HP restore software that is not properly manage the UEFI boot, which is the default value on this laptop.

  I'm not sure if this problem will be solved by the BIOS update you suggested.  For now, since the system is now works fine, I won't upgrade the BIOS.  I'll keep an eye on its stability, however.

• new SSD HP Pavilion HPE win 7 home Premium Error: Driver_Power_State_Failure Bluescreen from 30 to 45 minutes waiting for the stop down.

  Hello all, there

  I recently installed a new SSD in a HP Pavilion HPE with windows 7 Home premium. After this event I get bluescreen Driver_Power_State_Failure after about 30-45 minutes waiting for the computer to stop. I have a minidump file if this will be useful and I would be very grateful if someone could help me solve this problem :D

  Minidump: http://www.mediafire.com/?hy7so6n9af5f73v

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  The tihub3.sys seems to be in question:

  BUCKET_ID: X64_0x9F_3_POWER_DOWN_IMAGE_tihub3.sys

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• Problem with the installation of 64-bit on the new SSD

  Hello

  I just bought a new SSD drive, on which I would like to install a new system 64-bit "clean". I've used up to this 32-bit system, but I finally realized that 64-bit is better for today's software.

  There is a problem however, because the installation diskettes (and permits) I are:
  -Windows 7 32-bit OEM
  and
  -Upgrade Windows 8 32/64 - bit

  Unfortunately, I found information that it is impossible to upgrade Windows 7 32-bit to 64-bit Windows 8 on the technical support Web site.

  Is it possible for me to get the 64-bit Windows 7 installation files, even if I have a 32-bit version?
  Can I directly install the updated 64-bit of Windows 8 disk system? How activation works in this case?

  Is there another way, I could solve this problem? :(

  I would appreciate your help.

  Thank you!

  Hello Auunie,

  Thank you for the question to Microsoft Community.
   
  From your problem description, I understand you want to know how to upgrade from 32-bit Windows 7 to 64 - bit Windows 8.
  I suggest you follow the suggestions of Babu V replied on 28 October 2012
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-windows_install/how-to-upgrade-from-32-bit-Windows-7-to-64-bit/e308d5c1-b8f6-4f47-A303-e36c830b4711

  Note: You can use the same product key for activation.

  Hope this information helps, just reply to the State of the question to get help.

• Windos 8 clean installation of a new SSD

  I have problems, do a clean install of Windows 8 for a new SSD.

  I'm suing the 64-bit Windows 8 pro upgrade CD - in the retail box.

  The BIOS is set to AHCI. I told the computer to boot from the CD/DVD drive. I put the SSD in an Icy Dock adapter.  I replaced the hard C with an SSD drive.  I unplugged the second HD and all USB devices except the keyboard and mouse. Everything seemed OK.  (I checked the connectors and did several times.) I inserted disk pro upgrade Windows 8 and power running.  He went through the usual initial installation.  He then asked "where do you want to install windows? It shows no disc.  He assane "we haven't found all the disks.  For a storage driver, click on load a driver. »

  After clicking on load a driver, it says "to install the device driver for your drive, insert the installation media containing the driver files, and then click OK. Note the installation media can be a flash drive, CD, DVD, or USB. "There are browse and recan buttons, which do not help.

  Clicking OK search a little while and then he said: 'no signed device drivers were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers. »

  Well, no disk not supplied with the SSD (a crucial M500 960GB).

  I have triple checked the connections, and they seem OK.

  I'm stuck at this point - what could be the problem?

  ======

  Added: This computer (I use another right now) came with Win7, but I upgraded to Win8 with the upgrade of the box retail, then to 8.1 with the download from the shop Windows.  He then worked with Win 8 and 8.1.  If I put the HD in, it works as it did, but I need to do a clean install on the new SSD.

  Well Yes may be the card it connects directly to the port

  Well, I took the SSD to the Icy Dock adapter and taped in temporarily, and he now sees the SSD!  I checked the SSD into the adapter and it seemed safe.  He hung in place, etc.

  And now it's 'customize '.

  Thanks a lot (and everyone else).