Problems of storage controller AMD with a 3 TB HARD drive

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• The problem is the USB Devices folder shown as a shortcut so I can not Capy of data in the folder with other devices or hard drive.

  Original title: USB problem

  I use windows 7 as operating system. I have problem when I insert USB devices as pan tie drive, mobile, reader of cards ect. USB port of my PC. The problem is the USB Devices folder shown as a shortcut so I can not Capy of data in the folder with other devices or hard drive. so please suggest me what I can do?

  Hello

  Start Windows Explorer, and then see if there is a drive letter assigned for access to the
  drive. If this is not the case, check if the disc is shown in disk management.

  1. Open Computer Management by clicking on the button start , by clicking on Control Panel, system and security, clicking Administrative Tools and then double-click computer management. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  2. In the left pane, under storage, click Disk Management.

  If there has made a right click option - assign a drive letter for you can use Windows
  Explorer to copy files.

  I hope this helps.
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• After I restart my iMac and double-click on the hard drive, a pop up appears with this message: 'the 'Hard drive' file cannot be opened because you don't have permission to view its contents.'.  What is the problem?

  After I restart my iMac and double-click on the hard drive, a pop up appears with this message: 'the 'Hard drive' file cannot be opened because you don't have permission to view its contents.'.  What is the problem?

  Is the name of an external drive or internal one?

• Replace T420s with a new SSD HARD drive

  Hello

  I wonderd if it is possible to replace with a new SSD HARD drive, while putting the HARD drive in the Bay of Ultra-slot.

  And if so, what SSD model should I buy, and how do I transfer the operating system and the data for the SSD?

  This SSD model will be compatible?

  Corsair neutron Series 120 GB SSD Sata III MLC 2.5 inches Retail

  Thank you very much

  Guy

  Yes, what you are proposing is quite feasible. You will need an adapter Ultabay to organize your HARD drive in the Ultrabay housing on your system. These are available from Lenovo, but are relatively expensive. You can get a much less expensive (~ $ 10) a compatible version on eBay. It is not as well finished as the real issue, but it works well.

  The best way to transfer everything on your SSD is "clone" of your HARD disk using a software as Acronis True Image. If your current HARD drive is made by Western Digital or Seagate you can get a free copy of Acronis on their Web site. Put the SSD in the SATA drive Bay and the HARD disk in the UtlraBay. Set the T520 to start from the Ultrabay, install/run Acronis here and make a clone for the SSD. Then boot from the SSD and you'll be all set.

  With respect to the SSD, many people here have had good success with Crucial M4, 520 Intel and Samsung 830. I guess that Corsair works perfectly as well, but I didn't know all messages from people here who have done so.

  Before ordering a SSD confirm if the HARD drive is 7 mm or 9.5 mm thick. Then order the same thickness SSD. This way, you will be able to use the metal rails caddy and rubber who now hold your HARD drive to contain the SSD.

• How is it you can't use more than 126 GB of a 1.5 TB with LabVIEW Real-time hard drive?

  How is it you can't use more than 126 GB of a 1.5 TB with LabVIEW Real-time hard drive?
   
  It's only 8.3% of disk space!

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/E7E2F5657B6026358625750B007201A6?OpenDocument

  The national Instrument is reformat that you drive less than 126 GB or replace the drive with a less than this size.

  Please OR tell me you go fix your LabVIEW Real Time soon, and that we will not have to wait for LabVIEW RT 9.2.1 in 2011 for this one to fix.

  http://upload.wikimedia.org/Wikipedia/Commons/9/90/Hard_drive_capacity_over_time.svg

  Readers as high as 126 GB or more have been around since mid-2002.  It's about 7 years now and LabVIEW Real-time STILL cannot use greater than 126 GB drives!  Please OR.  Do something.

  We deserve the patches for older versions of LabVIEW RT.  What about updates to LabVIEW RT.  As 7.0.2 7.1.2 7.6.2, 8.0.2, 8.2.2, 8.6.2.

  We don't need new features or versions of LabVIEW RT as 9.0 until we have some of the bugs fixed in existing versions.

  Kevin.

  
  

• I have 2 failure windows 7 installs with 35 GB of hard drive space, but I find no windows.old file?

  I have 2 failure windows 7 installs with 35 GB of hard drive space. but I find no windows.old file?

  The first installation failed because I had a copy of counterfeit Windows 7.

  I bought another copy and installed. Then, I got a horrible virus/worm that disabled all .exe files and the fix was just beyond me!

  I installed again but did not know that the previous facility where still there.

  I tried to clean the disc, but I don't me "from previous versions of windows" to clean.

  I find no windows.old file. (Enabled hidden files)

  Only I have a disc ssd 60gig and want the missing 35gig kindly returned to use.

  Can someone help?

  Check the system restore to see how much disk space it uses:

  Click Start

  Right click on computer

  Click on properties

  Click on advanced system settings

  Click on the System Protection

  Click on configure

  Adjust the amount of disk space allocated to system restore.

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• Problem of storage with e3000, once the hard drive goes to sleep, no way to access

  If I do not use the hard drive connected for a while. The hard drive goes to sleep and e3000 doesn't seem to wake him up. Instead, it begins to show on the web interface that "nothing is connected.

  Anyone else having this problem?

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• Problem with Lightroom and external hard drive. Files and folders deleted.

  In the classroom (8.1 windows computers) import us images that .dng files on an external hard drive using Lightroom.

  After the Lightroom, insert us the memory card containing photos and attach an external hard drive. (formatted to ntfs)

  We create a new catalog on the external hard drive and then create a folder as the destination for the images on the external drive as well.

  After passing to the newly formed catalog in Lightroom, we import the photos from the memory card to the external hard drive.

  Photos are present in the folder 'import' on the external hard drive after the end of the import, so checking with windows Explorer.

  After the closure of LR and disconnect the external hard drive of the computer, it appears that the newly created files and imported files have disappeared.

  We tested with an external hard drive in exfat. The same problem.

  There is no problem when you copy directly in Explorer windows of memory card files to the external drive.

  The files are not hidden. Tested on mac and windows.

  If you said that the photo files are on the external hard drive when you checked using Windows Explorer during the class? Is this correct? YES
  Then you go home and the files are not on the external hard drive? YES

  Well, it is a mystery, but there is no way that Lightroom can be the culprit.

  Is it the same for the catalog file, in class, he was present on the hard disk according to the Windows Explorer, and when you get home, is no longer on the drive? YES

  Same conclusions, it is not Lightroom.

• T410 fails to wake up from his sleep with the installed 2nd hard drive?

  Since I installed a second hard drive in my T410, a 250 GB Hitachi drive, my machine can't seem to wake from sleep (sometimes)... So, I have to do a hard reset.

  I had the same problem without the 2nd disc when I tried to use the HD password in BIOS and discovered that it was something to do with the disc Crucial M4 I use. But this same problem happening now since using the 2nd disc slot.

  Any ideas? I really like the extra storage space and won't remove based on this problem.

  Well it seems that the problem was caused by the version of the firmware for the SSD I installed it.

  The problem has been solved by updating the M4 Crucial SSD with the latest firmware...

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• Satellite Pro P200 - 1KE Vista loses contact with the second internal HARD drive

  Vista Business SP2. I have a Satellite Pro P200-1KE, with two 160 GB drives: a Hitachi configured as C: (operating system, programs, etc.) and E: (data, other programs). The second is a Toshiba MK1637GSX. This little about it and nothing of any importance and is normally configured as d. Unfortunately this hard drive has now become invisible to Vista, although it is still recognized by BIOS and Device Manager. In managing computer does not appear in the list in the upper pane, it comes without a letter from reader below. I have tried everything I know to get recognized, including the following:
  (In no particular order):

  * Remove computer - managed, reset as a single Volume: it always fails
  * Reformat to NTFS using Linux GParted or utility disk Linux (via a USB stick with Linux ice Peppermint on that nerd), sometimes combined with the restoration of the system - it works, but only for a single session. She always disappears again when you restart
  * Remove the driver from Device Manager and pointing plug-and-play with Windows System 32 and Windows Update - which seems to return the driver - but does not recognized disk, unfortunately
  * Meanwhile, throughout all this, Vista insists on finding a driver for "unknown device" that she sometimes found and (allegedly) installs and sometimes find one fails to install.

  Bah!

  Anyone know anything else I can try - preferably without having to reinstall the entire operating system, or run the risk of using Toshiba Hardware Setup that does not seem to come with all the instructions and enigmatic, who wonder if I want to delete stuff 'selected', without showing me what kind of things I am alleged to have selected for removal!

  Best
  David

  If this second HDD is not so important to try to start the original installation disk Microsoft (Vista or Win7) to see if the second HDD will be recognized for the installation procedure.
  You can also try to install Win7 on this second HDD to see if the installation is correctly finalized. Later, you can check if you can start the second HARD drive preinstalled OS.

  Test just to see if this problem is related to Vista only.

• Re: Satellite U400-11 q with Vista has new HARD drive but no recovery disk

  Hello

  Before starting a very important message: I do not usually work with pc... :-) At my work we have an IT Department for our PC :-))

  However, now I have to work privately with a PC / laptop and I need help: I'm sitting in front of a Toshiba Satellite U400-11 q with a HARD drive completely newly formatted and unfortunately WITHOUT recovery CD or DVD!

  So far I managed to format the new HARD drive and put a Windows Vista Home Basic (OEM software) from my old pc on this notebook. However, nothing works again (I want to get into the Internet, etc.).

  So, I now have to put on all the involved drivers as well as drivers TOSHIBA original, right?

  How can I do this? What drivers to I need? Do I have to download all the drivers concerned (total 113) one by one on the Web from Toshiba site?

  ANY help is appreciated as I see myself spend all night in front of the PC...

  Thank you
  M

  For the benefit of mobile work, you need to install all the necessary drivers and tools and utilities.
  Each of them you can find on Toshiba download page under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  Any substance must be installed according to installation order. Here it is:
  Windows Vista SP1
  Chipset Intel module
  Intel Robson (Intel iMSM Driver)
  Intel Crestline-GM / UMA Driver
  or
  AMD M82XT /M86 driver
  Audio driver Conexant CX20561
  Driver LAN Marvell 8040/8055
  Synaptics Touch Pad Driver
  Conexant Modem driver
  Wireless LAN driver
  Chicony camera software
  Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba
  CIR Port driver
  TOSHIBA Value Added Package
  TOSHIBA hardware configuration utility
  TOSHIBA supervisor password
  TOSHIBA SD Memory utilities
  AuthenTec AES1610 fingerprint utility
  TOSHIBA ConfigFree
  TOSHIBA Assist
  TOSHIBA Speech System
  CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
  Toshiba HDD Protection
  TOSHIBA face recognition
  TOSHIBA TRS driver
  Broadcom V2.14.4.0
  HDMI Control Manager
  ProtonPack for Vista

  Install all the stuff on this list. If there is something missing just continue with the next.

  By the way: this machine works perfectly with Win7 32-bit so I highly recommend you to use Win7 instead of Vista.

• Satellite L50 - A-1 DG - with the new SSD HARD drive replacement

  Satellite L50 - A - 1 DG

  I would put my SSD in the PC and install win7 on it. But it does not work.

  I try to put the SSD into the DVD rom adapter. It can not been recognized in the bios.

  I tried to replace the SSD hard drive. Then the pc cannot start up. And I can't get into the bios or adjustment.

  Someone knows what's the problem?

  > I try to put the SSD into the DVD rom adapter. It can not been recognized in the bios.

  This does not work with all models of laptops.
  As far as I know that the laptop must support Slim Select Bay and the BIOS should also support this hardware option. But in your case, it doesn t.

  One possible solution is the use of SOLID-STATE drive instead of the HARD disk.

  You said that you are not able to access the BIOS after these updates.
  Well, before you do this (a SSD drive connection) you should access the BIOS and must disable secure boot and must set the start mode MSC mode.

  The comments appreciated.

• Can I go by Satellite 2410-303 with 120 GB of HARD drive

  Hello
  I have a Satellite 2410-303 (acquired in 2002) with a 30Gb HD (MK3018GAS, 4200 RPM).

  I want to upgrade this drive with a Toshiba one with 120 GB (MK1234GAX, 5400 RPM). These HDs have the same type of bus, so it should be no problem with that, but how do I know if the ability will be recognized by the BIOS, and if there is no heat problem?

  Thank you for your response.

  Laurent

  Hello

  The heat should t be a problem, but the size of the HARD drive. It s a really huge difference between 30 and 120 GB.
  In my opinion, the BIOS will not recognize the HARD drive, but I can't say for sure
  So I recommend that you test it HARD and please we report the results

  Someone has updated the old 1700-400 Satellite with 80 GB HARD drive, and it works!
  Maybe your 120 GB HARD drive will work also successfully crossed ;) finger

• Need help with total replacement of hard drive and reinstall

  Hello everyone, first of all, I would like to thank you for all the help I get, I hope. I have a HP Envy 14 Beats edition laptop 1260se and I recently bought a new SSD that really made my laptop fast. The only problem I have is that I bought the HP recovery discs so I could get all the drivers and all restored but it does not at all. So I used a windows 7 Professional iso disc my friend had and installed windows (64-bit) and everything works perfectly, but miss me volume controls that appear on the screen. Usually when I press volume upwards or downwards using the keys on my keyboard it would show a bar in the middle of the screen telling me where is my volume. Now I just see the little volume icon in the taskbar that are just a little shy. Also I have more beats off button work. Is there a way I can download these small things to make my laptop almost the same as it was out of the box without all the bloatware? Any help would be appreciated and sorry in advance if it is confusing.

  Hello:

  I don't know about the audio thing Beats, but I think you need the HP OSD utility to get the volume control appears on the screen.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-106851-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en

  Did you install software quick launch?

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/WC/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-97078-1&CC=US&DLC=en&LC=en&os=4063&Product=5054124&sw_lang=

  The likely reason that the recovery disks did not work, it's your SSD has been a smaller capacity mobile mechanical HDD initially provided with.

  They do not normally work on any hard drive that is smaller that that of the PC came with.

• Problems reinstalling the programs previously installed on an external hard drive.

  So we have this 900 GB external hard (called the [re] drive) drive still connected to your computer via the USB port. To save space on the local hard drive (drive C), whenever I had to install a program, I would put all of his stuff on the external hard drive. Now, I know it was a stupid idea because it can completely screw your computer somehow. in any case, after I realized that I should only record the program on the computer files, I deleted all the program files on the external hard drive and planned to resettle them on the local C drive. However, for what I'm trying to install on the C drive, I always get a weird error message, and I'm sure it has to do with already being installed on the ext disk. In addition, the ext drive gets disconnected from time to time, and there wearing always changes. It used to be included in the port of J, but now it's on the port of K. When the ext disk used to contain the program files, it was listed under the J drive. After I tried to reinstall everything, the reader became the K drive because he got more unplugged. I don't know that this has something to do with all these installation errors as well. However, no matter what port I plug the ext drive in, it refuses to change: it won't change k. It's so frustrating! I can not even my printer drivers to reinstall correctly, and I'm having a HUGE problem with reinstalling Java. I tried to work around this problem, since a few months now, and now I'm about to take just a baseball bat to this computer and replace this piece of *. And I've already messed around a bit with the registry editor, and I DID find things listed (as in Java or my OfficeJet printer) in the title of the folder on drive J railways, which of course is not an existing file path, because it changed the drive K. But I'm not sufficiently comfortable with the registry, in order to have the courage to do so much = (in any case, someone has any ideas? And the system restore does not restore points soon enough if it's what you recommend.

  Hi Ron,

  What is the exact problem that you are experiencing when trying to reinstall?

  Programs must be uninstalled and reinstalled to the correct location.

  If the deleted programs are still in the Recycle Bin, you can restore them and change the drive back letter and follow the correct procedure.