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• hpdskflt.sys of loading for unnecessary ssd driver

  Windows 7 64-bit sp1 does this driver

  hpdskflt.sys

  What is useless for one ssd drive. I tried to remove it from sys32 but computer BSODed. Where this driver comes from the bios, registry, etc.?

  Thank you.

  I found the answer that's coming from the BIOS HP and land in the registry. Suggestions on how to remove it would be appreciated.

  Thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention in my post that I replaced my original drive with an SSD. If I didn't like the idea of a file .sys running for the reader who clearly didn't have mechanical protection. I have no idea, but if the pilot was originally a useless, but little problem for the SSD then I tried to stop.

  I found the answser: replace accelometer.sys .xxx and the same dll .xxx. Go to the Device Manager, expand System devices and uninstall "sensor protection". Who did.

  Now Windows Update asks me to replace the driver. I just ignore and see if there entry registry to remove.

  Problem solved from my point of view.

• Replace merge with ssd drive, cannot be done?

  My hard drive of my iMac 27 ", end 2012, is running out. It has a fusion of 1 TB drive.

  I asked the service guy how much it would cost to replace the 1 TB with a 512 GB SSD drive.

  He said that one cannot do. He claims that the only thing that can be installed is a 'disk original Apple', given that she is a fusion player, he has several sensors that a regular disk or an ssd, does not.

  Is this true? I thought drive merger was only a software technology "pair" a small disc with an older hard drive ssd.

  Of course, it is possible, but understand that the HARD drive in the computer has a special sensor used for the detection of the temperature and the fan control. In addition, what you ask is probably not an Apple authorized the change. A Fusion drive uses the features of Mac OS X CoreStorage to create the Fusion drive and manage. However, in itself a Fusion drive does not require any special equipment unless one you have used flash PCI-e instead of a real SSD memory.

  If your computer is no longer under warranty and complete loss of any future Apple support doesn't bother you, then you can make the change yourself.

• 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.

• not enough options for the SSD drives?

  I intend to buy a desktop XPS 8700 special edition. I am disappointed that it doesn't give options for this model - for hard drives, only "2 TB 7200 RPM SATA Hard Drive 6.0 Gb/s + 256 GB SSD"-which is obviously a good combination, but for me, I think that a smaller SSD drive would be nice. "" Otherwise, I like the rest of the system. A friend who built his own PC says it has installed an SSD of 128 G and it is sufficiently large with Win8, MS Office, Photoshop and other large programs installed.

  So it of just a comment, is not a problem, but I hope that Dell would offer more options, including a drive to 3 or 4. A Dell technician suggested going to road work stations - but when I looked there, I was a little confused on the readers - workstations all seem to have several readers, probably for Raid configurations, which is something over my head and on my needs.

  Or is it a good idea to have a lot of free space on the SSD drive?

  Hi Hellogoodby,

  Thanks for your comments. It isn't that much of a difference in cost between the 128 GB and 256 GB SSD. Dell is probably buying in bulk from the right and customer demand now, most people want 256 GB or more. You are absolutely right that 128 GB is plenty for the OS and applications. I have a 250 GB Samsung Evo and have used less than 50 GB for the operating system, office and all my other apps.

• Change the disc to boot from a HARD for one SSD drive

  Hello world.
  I am writing this post because I just bought a Crucial 64 GB SSD v4 and I have Windows 7 64 bit home edition (original) installed on the HARD drive. I need to know how to perform a clean installation on the SSD and how stand the PC of the it. Thanks to all in advance.

  Hello

  The first question for you is if you have a Windows DVD system disk or a partition of your drive hard that you installed Windows from? The second question is if you have a laptop or desktop computer, and if the SSD is already installed on your computer and formatted? And the third question is to know if you have a product key for Windows Home Premium OS to install on SSD?

  Assuming that the SSD is already installed and you have a product key for the version of Windows you want, the simplest method is to use a Windows DVD or create a DVD of Windows System. If you do not have a Windows DVD, you can download the ISO file for the version of Windows Home Premium 64-bit (Service Pack 1) from here: http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-58997.iso .

  In addition, if you need an application to burn the ISO on DVD, you can use the Windows application which is built into Windows. Simply right click on the ISO file image and click on burn to... Once you have the system disk, you can use to do a clean install of Windows on your new SSD.

  The other option is the use of an application of part 3 to transfer your current Windows your HHD's existing operating system to your new SSD. Such a request is EaseUS Partition Master, downloadable here: http://download.cnet.com/Easeus-Partition-Master-Free-Edition/3000-2248_4-10863346.html?tag=mncol;1 .

  In both methods, you will need the SSD drive installed in your system in order to load it with the operating system. And as I say, the simplest method is to do or have a DVD of Windows System.

  If you would answer the questions I ask myself, I can scroll the process in more detail, although enforcement EaseUS is quite explicit and includes several wizards to guide you through the process.

  Let me know what other assistance I can provide.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• VMFS Version 5 for my SSD drives?

  Hi, I have installed SSD drives in my HP DL580 so I can store my lines. My question is do I need to format their VMFS5 or 3?  I am running vSphere 5 of 5 reviews.

  @kappyninewood

  I prefer to use VMFS5 because it offers a lot of new useful features: unified block, most large data warehouses size, size subblock, ATS and more globally effective.

  Otherwise, on the SSDS, there is no best format VMFS, all two SSD of threat in the same way, the v5 is just an optimized version of the VMFS3.

  Don't forget to use the real costs of VMFS data warehouses and no VMFS 3 upgraded to 5, as all the new features will not be implemented with an upgrade.

  Do not forget to assign the right or best answers...

• Question of replacement for the hard drive MacBook Pro Late 2008

  Hello

  My MBP HD headed to the exit so I'll take the plunge and get a replacement SSD to install it.  Being not too tech savvie I'm trying to cover all the bases before starting the replacement so I think I'm OK to get to the old and a new one outside.

  I read that a clean install of Mac OS X is recommended.  The plan is to install the new SSD and connect the old HD the MBP for a speaker for the migration of files once the SSD has been formatted and installed operating system.  One of my questions is what OS can / should I install in the first place on the new SSD.  I have the Leopard installation disc that came with the MBP, I also have a Snow Leopard install disc I bought (this is the version 10.6.3).  Start with the Snow Leopard disc or do I have to install Leopard first?  I would get the new OS SSD up to version I'm currently on (10.7.5).

  My other question is around RAM.  As part of the upgrade, I plan to replace and max of RAM, I've seen is now 8 GB between the two slots.  I read what the maximum capacity to 8 as part of an update of the firmware.  So the question is: should I do all updates of OS before installing the RAM?  The MBP would difficult treat 8GB if the firmware update is not installed through the different software updates that will be needed once the OS is installed on the SSD?

  Advice/suggestions appreciated.

  See you soon

  J

  Replace the RAM can be done at any time. If you have already downloaded the firmware required, it has already updated your material and will not be lost when you replace the hard drive. However, according to Apple, your computer can manage only a 4 GB. I could be missing something...

  See here: MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2008) - technical data sheet

  As far as your OS issue, the best thing to do is get the updated software to match the information that you are migrating back (to make sure no problem with migration). The best way to do it, is to download recovery disk wizard and install it on an extra USB key. This allows you to install Lion without having to install Leopard or Snow Leopard first. This will also use disk utility to format the new SSD correctly.

  DOWNLOAD: OS X Recovery Disk Wizard v1.0

  How to: OS X: on Recovery Disk Wizard - Apple Support

• Replacement for the hard drive LZ460EA

  I would like to know what kind of hard drive is compatible with the model LZ460EA. It came with that is probably damaged as the hard disk check gives me error 303 and 305 so I plan to replace

  Hello

  Your computer is listed as coming with a 500 GB hard drive, but you can also easily install a 750 GB HARD drive if you want a little more space - readers at the following links are examples that would be perfect for your laptop.

  Hard drive 500 GB

  750 GB hard drive.

  The procedure to replace the hard drive begins on Page 70 of your maintenance & Service Guide.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Replacement for 2nd hard drive

  My HP Pavilion Media Center m7790e has 2 hard drives, a main hard drive 320, and the 2nd drive hard 160 GB (Seagate ST316081 1AS SCSI) which I use to backup my My Documents folder and to store multimedia files TV.  My operating system is Vista Home Premium.  My problem is that the 2nd hard drive fills up very fast and I need more storage.  I'm unable to use an external hard drive that is due to the fact that my USB 2.0 ports cannot be upgraded to 3.0 and I think that the speed of USB 2.0 file transfer would be boring.  I considered a 640 GB pocket media drive, but HP said that a media player of Pocket would be no faster than an external hard drive connected via a USB 2.0 port.  I guess the drive hard internal speeds are much better.  I don't think I can add a 3rd hard drive so I plan to replace the 160 GB with a 500 GB hard drive or a disk more.  Appropriate recommendations would be appreciated.  If there are other mods I should improve file transfer speeds, I'm all ears.  Thanks in advance.

  Bill

  Sorry I have not responded earlier. There is a huge difference between a SATA connection and a SCSI connection. Unless you have installed a third-party interface card, I don't think that your computer has a SCSI connection.

  Your computer does not have a SATA III interface, but the reader must be compatible with your machine, similar to the way USB 3.0 interfaces are retro-compatible with 2.0 devices. They simply will work as fast as possible in the faster connection. But this does not mean that you should not throw the disc the fastest as you can in your computer. Unless there is a huge price for one of these drives premium, I would use them rather than paying for something with dated technology.

• How can I migrate JUST a BONE from a HARD for one SSD drive, by the way, the HARD drive is a laptop and I use the SSD on a new office, I just built.

  I tried to start with my computer desktop laptop HARD drive, which of course, did not work.

  and I can't connect several hard drives or SSD for my laptop, how do I migrate JUST windows 7 and not the rest of my hard drive to my new SSD?

  Install Windows 7 on an SSD will require a "clean install", using your original Windows 7 installation DVD.  Please review: Windows 7 and SSDS: secrets and tweaks of the development of installation

• Pavilion G6t-2200: replacement for the hard drive g6t-2200 problem

  Original hard drive failed completely. Have inserted 3 different drives in this laptop and BIOS doesn't recognise it, even a brand new 500 GB drive.

  Any suggestions on how to get this pc to recognize a replacement disk would be appreciated. I buy HP recovery CD and they do not work on it because of this problem.

  PS the pc was working fine until the original disc is dead so I suspect not the motherboard.

  Hey @DaveTully,

  See if the BIOS is set on and switch to whatever that is not defined on the secure boot or inheritance.

  Here is a guide on how to do it: Computers HP - Secure Boot (Windows 8)

  Please hold me.

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  See you soon.

• HP Pavilion dv9700: replacement for the hard drive DV9700 adapter.

  Hello, I put a new 1 TB HDD in my laptop of co-workers for her and comes to know there is no adapter on two hard disks to connect to the motherboard, where can I get one of these adapters? I saw a post not a few minutes ago, but he didn't say where I can get a.

  NO, I don't want the caddy, I mean the slip which connects the SATA plugs weird connections inside the bays 1 and 2.

  In addition, why in the world did you choose to use these connections owners, have you tried to set a new standard or something? Now, my co worker must wait for God knows how long it will take to get his laptop in working condition.  I'm so happy that I chose Custom build my personal computers.

  What happened to the original one?

  I found this, seems to be the best price even if you don't need the Caddy

  http://www.Amazon.com/Pavilion-dv9000-SATA-drive-caddy/DP/B005GJ8OIK

  I also found this one, not sure if it's the same, but seems to be

  http://www.Amazon.com/Compaq-HP-dv6000-connector-DFHS22FR685/DP/B0041LDAUQ/ref=pd_sim_147_1?ie=UTF8&dpID=31qHBKfvvnL&dpsrc=Sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=0X8K0Q33N0PXNNEAN363

• 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.

• New MBP and two raid 0 drives 4 GB 7200 rpm or replace a small SSD

  Hello

  I apologize if this in the forum somewhere.  I'm looking for 4 hours through the posts and cannot find an answer to this question.

  I ordered a new Macbook Pro products listed below.

  MacBook Pro 15 inch with Retina display

  • 2.8 GHz Quad - core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 4.0 GHz
  • 16 GB 1600 MHz SDRAM DDR3L
  • Storage 1 TB PCIe Flash
  • Graphics card Intel Iris Pro + AMD Radeon R9 M370X with 2 GB of GDDR5 memory

  
  

  In my research, it seems that the best configuration will add two additional discs.

  
  

  I want to purchase the LaCie 9000601 robust Raid Thunderbolt.  Its configured as a RAID 0 4 GB (2x2gb configured raid 0) read and write speed is rated at 240 MB/sec.  For the third disc is there going to be any speed up if I did for one SSD drive with read and write speeds above 400 MB/s?  If I won't see any significant speed I would make the 3rd disc an additional LaCie.

  
  

  So the two configurations:

  #1

  C: 1 PCIe storage to Flash

  D: drive for raid 0 4 GB lightning

  E: drive for raid 0 4 GB lightning

  
  

  #2

  C: 1 PCIe storage to Flash

  D: drive for raid 0 4 GB lightning

  E: 500 MB SSD with reading and writing of at least 400 MB/s

  
  

  I will mainly be 4K video editing from a 3 ghost drone.  Most of the videos will need only some basic edition/transitions and possibly a color correction.  I would like to modify in real time or near it and have always render as low as possible. I will be editing in Premiere Pro CS6 and could switch to CC.

  
  

  I appreciate all the comments.  If it not is not much of a difference, I would #1 configuration where it provides an extra 3.5 GB or storage and is cheaper at the same time.

  
  

  Thanks for your comments and help.

  
  

  Gary
  

  It seems that the ghost 3 mp4/h264 files? These files will be slightly compact vs other formats, reducing the demand placed on the disc. LaCie rugged raid should operate correctly for the media to hold, and then you can set the project on the C: drive cache. If you work on small projects, you will be able to store everything on the flash disk and the backup to an external drive. If you want to keep on an external drive media, the DSS will provide faster response times to access the various elements when editing.