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• Laptop: how to make my laptop for one SSD

  Hey everybody,

  I would spend my hard drive of the laptop to an SSD, what are some of the things that I should look for to upgrade successfully, and this may affect my 10 Windows license?

  Thank you

  Bill

  For some people, upgrade a laptop to an SSD can be like diving into the deep end of a pool.

  An SSD upgrade may involve extensive disassembly of your laptop, depending on the model.

  Some models have hard disks that are easier to access than others.

  There are the small, but important detail involving accepting the risk of damaging your computer laptop and breach of warranty.

  You will need to decide if you want to migrate your operating system to the new SSD or perform a new installation of Windows.

  If you have already upgraded the operating system of the Windows 10 laptop, your laptop will have a digital entitlement on license of Windows servers.

  It's the new Microsoft license model that makes a continuous activation of the operating system.

  As part of the installation where you see a box to put the 25 character license activation key, there is a link below that says, I don't have a key.

  

  That's what you need to click to continue installation.

  The type of SSD that will be compatible with your laptop depends on some things.

  The first is how your laptop comes to market.

  The second is that your laptop is an entry level or a top model with advanced features.

  The third is based on these interfaces on the card system of your laptop.

  Your laptop may have only SATA ports or it may also have an m2 or a mini PCIe connector.

  Older notebooks (before 2009) will have only 2.5 possible SATA SSD products as an SSD upgrade option.

  It is also dependent on the interface this SSD on your laptop system board and the type of memory and the controller from that your laptop is compatible.

  Which can be determined in several ways.

  The easiest way I know is to take the guesswork out of the purchase of upgrade.

  Which can be done using the information for one SSD manufacturer whose reputation is based on the provision of accurate information to potential customers.

  Check online on the Web from Crucial.com website to see what they offer as guaranteed products compatible SSD for your notebook.

  With the newer models which are eventually provided with SSD, the Maintenance and Service of Guide disks for each laptop will usually specify what memory and type of SSD drive is compatible.

  The Service Guide which has this information and maintenance lies in the support for your laptop computer portal in the section user guide.

  Use the product number of your laptop + support as keywords in a Google or other search engine search for the portal.

  Memory Crucial site is a great place to find compatible SSD products for your laptop.

  http://www.crucial.com/

  Should what brand of SSD I consider? Take a look at the following article.

  http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-SSDS/

  Types of memory SSD
  https://HiTech-us.com/articles/entry/241/SSD-memory-types.-what-to-choose

  Some portable model year 2015 and current high-end and ultrabooks are compatible with SSD NVMe m2.

  They are currently the fastest type of the available SSD.

  This is the, M.2 compatible computers laptops HP lists to third party sites.

  http://laptopmedia.com/laptop-m-2-ngff-SSD-compatibility-list/

  http://www.mydigitaldiscount.com/m.2-ngff-SSD-compatibility-list.html

  The following URL is a list of laptops compatible with mSATA SSDs.http://www.mydigitaldiscount.com/msata-ssd-compatability-list.html#HP-laptop

  Cloning utilities, such as the magician of Samsung, From Paragon Software migration OS 4.0 SSD and EZ GIG IV of apricot you will reduce the volume on the disk inherited to fit on your new SSD.

  USB cable to SATA 2.5 "SATA SSD

  

  You may be one of the lucky ones who installed the SSD and boots for the installer and everything is going as planned.

  Otherwise, it may not be recognized by the installer of Windows or the BIOS.

  Often, an SSD should be prepared before use.

  Many members frustrated author here threads in the forums after having this experience.

  Hold down the Windows key and press the X key.

  Who calls on a menu.

  Choose command-line (Admin).

  Type DiskPart and press to enter.

  Who calls the DiskPart utility.

  After the SSD has been prepared and installation began, the Windows Installer will change the drive letter to C: on its own.

  In the image below, the disks 2 and 3 are Samsung m2 NVMe SSD.

  Some laptops 17 inches come with more than one disk.

  Select the disk and using the command list is very important. If not, you could erase the content and the partitions of the disk with the clean command wrong.

  If the SSD has a GPT partition and a drive letter is assigned, it will be recognized by Windows install.

  

  Once the SSD has been established, you can start at your choice of media for a clean install, cloning of the OS migration or a resumption of the plant initiated by the use of the recovery media, that you created.

  Since 2012, computers laptops were shipped with BIOS, UEFI and GPT partitioned the disk rather than the old BIOS and MBR partition style.

  This means that you are using Windows install must also be to format GPT UEFI.

  There are free utilities available, such as RUFUS, which can be used with ISO created by Media 10 Microsoft Windows creation tool to create an installer of 10 Windows USB UEFI.

  For other versions of Windows RUFUS can also be used to create the type of installer of your choice.

  Cloning of your SSD for a Samsung 950 m2 Pro NVMe SSD using the software of Samsung Migration

• Compatible HARD drive need for my Satellite L655 - 1 6

  Hey everybody,

  my 4 year old Satellite L655 1 g 6 has recently had some problems and the hard drive needs to be replaced.
  Does anyone know about a cheap substitute that should not necessarily be the Toshiba?

  I don't want to do a SSD hard drive, as this laptop is old enough, and the cost for the ssd would not depreciate in the next years.
  Would be very grateful to hear some opinions/suggestions :)

  -Thanks in advance

  In general you need is of 2.5 HARD drive with connector SATA and these drives, you can find in every store of the computer. Pick up some info on the proposed models, capacities and prices so that you can make a decision that you want to buy.
  > I don't want to do a SSD hard drive, as this laptop is old enough, and the cost for the ssd would not depreciate in the next years.
  In my opinion it's the wrong opinion. Using SSD increase you the performance of laptop computer s quickly and were very quick machine. One day if you do not want to use this laptop, you can remove the SSD and put old HDD inside. SSD can be used on the new machine.
  For me, it's the best solution for you.

  Last year I've improved my 4 years old P500 with SSD and I m very happy with it. The price was only 149 Euros. It's OK price. Change the HARD drive is not complicated and you can do it alone.

• Western Digital IcePack for the SSD mounting: problem to share

  I liked the sled of adapter form factor of 2.5 to 3.5 Western Digital IcePack for my converted Momentus XT 500 GB disks hard/Intel SSD 2.5 "for proper installation in HP xw workstations.  Most of the jobs that I use have the standard plastic 3.5 "drive green HP monte that slide in case channels meant for this.  See PDF attached on the ice.  They are very solid and well built.

  It turns out that are the two colors of the interface... red and green circuit board. Green only those that I have seen include a molded projection that is supposed to interface with a cavity on the back of some disks 2,5 "hard, that allows the transfer of the drive jumper pins hard interface in the background of the ice SATA connector (which is exposed for easy access, therefore).

  I received only of briquettes with PCB red until today, and those who have not had this projection at the end of disk 2.5 "interface.

  My SSD intel is not riders and so no mating recess and therefore not necessary for this part of the interface, but they cannot drag on the projection as a result.  My 'red' briquettes version would accept the SSD and 2.5 "hard drives with a jumper pin recess in all circumstances (but not be able to allow the manipulation of rider to end exposed sea ice).  My "green version" briquettes will can return disks 2.5 "with the cavity of jumper pin into the rear end of the car itself.

  So, for me, red is the only type I want.  I did not use jumpers on the drives for years...  If you buy a guy on eBay who these new Western Digital be sure to communicate your needs for the Red version.  It is obvious through the sealed bags of mylar.

  Scott

  CHANGE > > > > > > see below... There is actually a few briquettes with PCB being red and have the projection causing trouble, too, but they seem to be a small minority.

  I've seen 2 WD briquettes with the Green circuit board, and each of them has had this additional projection that interferes with my Intel SSD to slip in the correct position.  You can see in the pictures that "bottom basket' of the SSD Intel a flower metal where the hard drive has a"container"recessed in the same region to take account of this protrusion.

  I checked all my Velociraptors currently here, which are 2.5 "hard disks that are mounted on the plateau of the Western Digital factory.  All those who have red cards (without projection).  This is despite the fact that make Velociraptor hard drives have the recess that would accept the projection, as does the 2.5 "hard drive shown in the first photo attached.  Thus, it seems that for the WD Velociraptors does not feel the need to provide this Green type of physical interface.

  The hard drives with the recess for the projection of mesh with the Green type perfectly, but they are also perfectly on the type of red.  So, for me, I would call the "universal" type red

  If they make a red PCB with the offending projection included is something I can't answer otherwise that to tell you I have never seen one of these and have used over 20 Red types so far.

  CHANGE > > > > > > > > > visitor, below, found a specific example of an ice floe that has a red PCB and a drive to interface with the projection.  Thus, they exist but appear to be a small minority.  See my last post on how to avoid the problem.

  Keep us informed if learn you more, take a look at the attached pictures.

• Is there a 2.5 inch Bay for an SSD in my case, p7-1154 Pavilion?

  I want to replace my HARD for one SSD drive in my HP Pavilion p7-1154. Is there a Bay 2.5 "in the case, or what I need to buy an adapter to go from 3.5" to a 2.5 bat "?

  Hello

  Open the PC and look under the lower optical Bay.  You might be able to adapt a 2.5 drive "to this place, but this could be a problem.

  Otherwise, you can use the hard drive with adapters cage or lower optical Bay it is open also the use of adapters.

  ' HP ' how-to ' articles should be useful.

• How to level a T61 HDD for one SSD without reinstall?

  Hi all. I bought this ThinkPad, I write with back in 2008 (a T61 6465-CTO with Vista and Intel integrated graphics) and he has been working a lot to me since then. I had no problems with it and his equipment is still able to manage what I have to do. However, I wanted to move her to an SSD HARD drive is faster and snappier. I know that I have would be limited at SATA1 speeds with this camera if I don't want to change the BIOS (which I did not), but I think that even this would be a great improvement on the existing HARD drive.

  To that end, I recently bought an SSD that their prices have dropped slightly (bought a new 120 GB SSD Samsung 840 for less than $100). I said SSD sitting next to me now but I did nothing yet because I want to make sure that I have the right to clone the old disk and swap in the new process. From what I understand instructions, I should:

  1 turn on the computer, install the Samsung Data Migration Software
  2. connect the SSD to a USB port via a USB-SATA Adapter
  3 clone the main for the SSD connected HARD drive using the software of data Migration
  4. turn the computer off, physically remove the old HDD and SSD in its place
  5 turn on the computer and everything should be fact/same as before (with the exception that the computer has a new storage drive)

  Is this correct?

  The HARD drive is encrypted so I removed the password for user/master I have to enter when it starts up, but what I have to do the same for the BIOS password that I am invited to when you turn on the computer? What the hidden; restore partition would clone too much or it would be lost. The HARD drive is in my opinion a 160 GB model, while the SSD is 120 GB but I have read that this difference in capacity should not be a problem since I'm using less of the new disc capacity (I have about 100 GB of free space on the HARD disk)?

  Sorry for all the questions. I have very little experience when it comes to changes in the software/hardware and I really would like to avoid wasting it so I would appreciate any help from people who have knowledge fact how to do this successfully. Thank you.

  The installation that you want to be cloning is optimized for spinning a player - not SSD - and you would have to align in a first time, disable the services later and again, you would not get the performance of a "clean" installation

  You can use any disk Vista installation as long as it matches the version (Home, Pro, full) on your COA - the worst that can happen is that you would have to call MS and activate by phone.

  I had the question why you want to the outdated drivers and other bloat Lenovo recovery partition on expensive SSD space as well, but it's your call. If you provision the reader - and I think you should - you won't initially that much space...

  TRIM running manually is certainly a possibility, but not one that I'm particularly sharp, especially on a small disc of TLC as the Samsung you have. You will need to be on it for not to have slow down for analysis.

  Good luck.

• Original hardrive replacement for one ssd

  I have a laptop of HP Envy J153CL 17. What upgrade of the disk ssd should I use to replace the rather pedestrian original? 1 TB is installed. The operating system is Windows 8.1. Thanks, Harvey

  Your laptop can actually take two full-sized 2.5 inch wide hard. You can move the original spinner disc 1 to the second slot and move an SSD in the first slot. WLL you need a second drive hard caddy and cables like this:

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=542

  For an SSD, I recommend the Samsung 840 Evo:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820147248

  There are links on the page from newegg for all sizes of 128gig at 1 to. What you buy depends on your budget, but I suggest that you get at least a record of 256 gigabytes. If you need assistance with the migration/cloning software let us know.

  Installation video:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=wx3dMGXrGCc

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

• HP Envy Touchsmart j122TX 15: cloning of HARD drive for an SSD and installation on HP Envy Touchsmart 15 j122TX

  I will replace an old 1 TB HHD by a new 1 TB SSD Samsung 850 EVO on my HP Envy 15 Touchsmart j122TX. I also have Acronis True Image 2015. How can I go on cloning of the HDD to the SSD and installing the SSD on my HP, implementation of the operating system in order to ensure a good performance? Please give me step by step instructions I'm inexperienced. Thank you for your support.

  You need a bootable media because you cannot clone Windows player while it is in use. If you start another source (bootable support) leaving the main hard drive passive and quiet, so it can be copied sector to the new clean disk. I explained you start from the Acronis Disk and when the interface is in place you select "utility" and one of them is 'clone disk '. This is how you use the bootable disc in the cloning process.

  As with the post before me you simply remove the MSSD. However, in this case the user would do a clean install. Cloning will be hover over the driver of storage for the SSD controller and will not have to load the RAID driver separately. The way you do it is much easier.  I would like to dissociate the WSSD since the main hard drive using Intel Rapid Storage (disable acceleration), remove the WSSD and start-up of the former hard drive without the WSSD in place one or two times before cloning.

• HP Pavilion - 15z Beats: what I can exchange my hard drive for an SSD on my HP Pavilion - 15z Beats?

  Can I swap the hard drive for an SSD on my Pavillion - 15z Beats?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes you can. You can use 7mm or 9.5 mm SSD but please note: this will void the warranty.

  Kind regards.

• More great option for OptiPlex SSD line

  Hi all.

  Like many, we order every year, a large amount of systems all-in-one of our computer labs open access.

  We have turning disks completely, for all SSD.

  OptiPlex line (in our case the AIO 9010/9020) only has an SSD - 128 GB option.

  Our images are large enough, however, that 128 GB simply doesn't give us enough room.

  We tested the 'hybrid' readers, and although they do not have a full good niche between conventional spinning disks and SSDS, we are interested only SSD.

  For our electronic classes that use the towers, the only way we could get the biggest SSD and we needed, was the most expensive order, Precision towers (the 256 GB SSD is available in the line of precision).

  The 256 GB SSD available in details, the same 'form factor' that the SSD 128 GB are available in the Optis (2.5 ", SATA interface, etc.)

  Since there is no precision, AIO options and we need more than 128 GB SSD, we are obliged to AIOs from other manufacturers.

  The AIOs buy us for our laboratories of free access, are the only units not Dell we buy (again, due to the limitation of SSD).

  Our tours in class, student Fund portable computers and servers, are all the Dells.

  I have this release with our representatives from Dell, but I think that they are limited in what they can do.

  Is - it there anyway that Dell can make SSD 256 GB already have for the precision range, available for the OptiPlex range?

  Thank you very much

  Matt

  Hi Matt-UH-TX,

  I would suggest that you post this in Ideastorm where Dell reads and people vote on an idea. It allows to be heard there.

  http://www.IdeaStorm.com/

• For one SSD HARD drive swapping

  Permutation of my HARD for one SSD drive

  Dear people;

  I recently bought a Dell SSD to swap with my HDD on my Studio 1558, Windows 7, 64-bit failure.

  What I needed to know, is the image of the system will be enough to transfer all files and program, so the OS on the SSD. As much free disk space is concerned, I have more than enough to copy on.

  I am concerned about Microsoft not to validate the transfer of Windows 7? I also have an OS drive that Dell sent me. Wouldn't be better to use it instead of the image of the system?

  I thought that I would make sure I do that when the hour comes-any day now.

  Thanks for your time.

  dwdraw2

  You must install windows from the installation media, and then reinstall all your programs and files. System images are only to reinstall on the same disk or a disk of size even. There is no problem with the license. This isn't for the computer hard drive. Reactivation should not be a problem, but you might have to talk to a person to explain the replacement of disc.

• Need for clarification in regards if you upgrade memory and HDD invalidates the warranty/support Dell

  Hello!

  I bought a Dell Inspiron 15 at the end of January. I told the sales guy cat exactly what I needed for and what my budget was. Well, based on his advice, I ended up raising my budget so I could have the best possible computer for my use.

  Now, normally, I don't buy a computer on mine, but the person I usually consult wasn't available, so I thought, Hey, the Dell guy cat must know what he's talking about.

  The computer he sold me a * disk drive (5200 rpm, I think). I told him that I wanted it for the recording software. After I bought it (buyer's remorse), several people told me that he should have sold me an SSD.

  Okay - Here's my thing: I can go buy a SSD and install it. But cancel my expensive service plan and a guarantee that I have? In addition, tech support plan? And regardless if it's a Dell hardrive and I can someone have set up here, or that I have to send the laptop back and have Dell to install one of their SSD to preserve the warranty and service plan?

  Thank you.

  With Dell, you are allowed to replace serviceable by the user on your computer without to as voiding the warranty.  Examples being the hard drives, memory, graphics cards, etc.  If ever you have a problem and need to send the unit for repair, you will need to replace your Dell parts provided those and Dell will only be guaranteed components provided by them.

  Also, you are more then welcome to install yourself, however if damage you something during the installation it will invalidate your guarantee that you caused the damage.

  Yes TLDR you can install anything you want.

• I have a red circle with a line through it on my need for speed Shift II in my Start menu, the game does not open

  Problem: I have a red circle with a line through it m need for Speed Shift II in my Start menu.   I have never had a red circle with a line pop up on any program in my Start menu, I wanted to know why it happened and how to fix it. The game accepts updates in the form of 'Add packs' of special vehicles in the original site via the EA download manager sports. So I guess that the game is installed correctly, but the game will not open and run at all, not from the start menu, or by clicking the desktop icon. Any help learn more about the red circle with a line about my program and what to do in case it happens again.

  Recently, I installed my Windows 7 Ultimate OS on a SSD which had been replaced because of a total failure of the car. I've updated the operating system with all

  latest updated windows and the updates of my video card, motherboard, HHD and SSD updated; Thus, all the hardware and software are up to date.

  I was going to restore the disk using last good upward from the orginal SSD before he died a month or two ago. So I think this will probably fix my need for speed II problem, but since it's the first time I've ever seen this problem with a program I would like to know how to cope.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated,

  Take care. Skyraider33

  I've never seen what you describe in the Start Menu, either

  You have a new installation of Windows on your new SSD, Yes? If the game is on another HARD disk,
  is that what you did re - install the game after installing the new Windows?
  Otherwise try to reinstall the game and origin. He would register
  entries, both in the previous installation of Windows.

  If this does not help forums EA would probably be a better place to find out if the
  mods are the source of the problem.

• Improvement of the system: need page file, SSD install tips, etc. Win7 i7 generation

  Gents, it's been 4 years since I built my i7 LGA1155 based system and I have to type of upgrade (sh! t happens). It is not a full upgrade. I don't have enough green to buy a new vid card and am carrying on my storage drive.

  I bought a Samsung 850 Pro 256 GB SSD for my OS. The MB is an ASUS Z97 WiFi ac USB3.1 running a 4 GHz i7. The Z97 has Intel and ASMedia ports.

  
  

  My current configuration has a 120 GB for Win7, two Samsung Spinpoints SSD in RAID 0 as my D drive (my scratch disk, which has worked perfectly) and two WD black 1 TB in a RAID mirror as my E drive where I put all my videos, audio files (mirror raid because I'm insanely paranoid). I have also now a 2 TB backup Synology (external) so that the internal working paper mirror will not be necessary.
  

  
  

  So my setup will be:

  C drive: a single SSD with Windows 7

  D drive: two Samsungs in a RAID 0 (as I have now - although I will buy a large SSD on the road)

  E drive: WD Black (no more than mirror)

  Then readers of DVD and BD.

  I'm using CS5 Production Premium. That's what I have. I will not be able to level up to the end of this year or early next. Updates are no longer available normally, but apparently I can download a significant update to Adobe file and use it to manually update the CS5. I don't have this info right now (I think it is called "mul PremiereProTrial 5.0.3 Adobe UPDATE").

  
  

  It's been so long that I have installed Windows 7 (and I had my favorites on the subject so many links is now dead) I ask some advice on some details.

  My Windows 7 doesn't is selling at retail, but from 2011 so no SP1. I have already downloaded all the updates via WSUS Offline if I can do a proper update once installed Win7. This will be my first time through this method, but people swear by him.

  I know that my older Win7 installation CD will not see the new SSD, so I download the drivers for the SSD and also for my Intel and ASMedia SATA on the Z97 MB ports. I'm still not sure of exactly how this will go.

  A question I have is with the page file. I think that Windows automatically detect it on the operating system drive.

  I should he move to the D drive? I don't want to do anything that could cause me pain. My page file has always been on my C drive (if the memories are good).

  All the tips on this point and in my build system are greatly appreciated. I had so many links is dead now, so I'll try to find what I need. For example, what codecs I should download and install.

  By the way, I'm now change anything over 2 K. It is usually footage DSL, HDCAM stuff, as well as lot of Super8 who was captured 1080 p from QuickTime or ProRes files.

  for the pagefile, advice to move out of the ssd. It was at the time where the ssd did not last very long and it was an attempt to give them a longer life expectancy. now ssd last much longer is allowed to place the pagefile on ssd. When it comes to the filename of the page, you want it on a fast reader. the more memory you have at least windows will have to exchange information in RAM to the paging file. so if you have enough ram, the swap file usage will be less to reduce the wear and tear on any drive.

  codecs must be installed if used as a keeping clutter out of windows. most install quicktime for prores and dnxhd/r codec.

  Apple - QuickTime - Download and watch videos, movies, and shows.

  Avid QuickTime Codecs THE

  for windows 7, you may need to install the card drivers mother sata during the installation of windows 7, so that it can find your disks. someone asked on win7 install recently here: new construction, asking for Windows 7 install tips before you start

  There are a lot of youtube and the windows installation guides 7 online.

• I want to Exchange my hard drive of my iMac for one SSD. Existing hard drive will be cloned on the SSD. I have CS 3 Design Standard installed. What I have to deactivate/reactivate CS3 or will keep the data license/activation?

  Oh, I of course put the whole issue in the reference line.

  I'll repeat it here.

  I want to Exchange my hard drive of my iMac for one SSD. The existing hard drive will be cloned on the SSD. I have CS 3 Design Standard installed. What I have to deactivate/reactivate CS3 or will keep the data license/activation?

  Thanks, Thomas

  Transfer facilities of Adobe does not normally operate.  You must reinstall using installation files.  At a minimum you must disable, but you may find that you need to uninstall and reinstall.