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• Need help, need to install the SSD Samsung 830 on my HDX16T

  I have a laptop HP Hdx16t Entertainment, and I was wondering if someone can explain what I need, or how to install until I open it myself. Right now all I have is real laptop and the Samsung 830 256 gb SSD. Do I need other cables of? or the disk hard is just snap? It's an easy task? I have never replaced one of front. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for my noob question.

  Hello:

  It should be pretty easy to do it yourself.

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01612461.PDF

  See Chapter 4 for R & R procedures.

  You must transfer the material from the original to your new SSD (caddy, connector and screws).

  Paul

• Cannot install Windows 7 on Samsung 830 Series SSD

  Original title: pure install ssd

  Installed windows 7 on Asus P8Z77 - 520 series 120G SSD Intel Vpro, governed by 2700K CPU i7 everything was going well until I tried to install a game and errors CRC of Pentecost came. Ran all the update on everything and got an update of the BIOS. Run Toolbox for SSD and DATTA MISMATCH received error.so RMA and in the thought of average time, I update for Samsung 830 series 256 G SSD and windows 7 do not install.any of ideas? IAM out of them

  Thank you Nick in New Jersey

  What is the error message when you try to install on the SSD drive?

  You can reinstall Windows 7 on the old 120 GB SSD, the image and restore it on the largest SSD. See the following for instructions:

  How to move Windows 7 . disk a hard bigger : Notebooks.com

• Samsung 830 SSD 256 GB compatible with ThinkPad X220i?

  I am considering buying the Samsung 830 SSD 256 GB of disk, but want to make sure that it is compatible with my X220i ThinkPad. I'm sure it is, but I just want to be absolutely sure before you go ahead and spend the money.

  With compatible I mean, physically, he'll be back in the TP without problems. Thank you.

  According to PSREF, the X220i requires an SSD with these specifications, "SATA 3.0 GB/s, 2.5" wide, 7 mm in height. "All the new SSD sold today run at SATA-III (6 Gb/s) but not all are 7.0 mm thick. As long as the Samsung 830 is 7 mm thick (as opposed to the old 9.5 mm) then it should work perfectly.

  Some manufacturers, for example Crucial M4, sell the 7mm and 9.5 mm variants of the same model. If Samsung is similar so make sure that you get the right variant.

• X 220 will initialize the 830 SSD from Samsung

  I have a laptop Lenovo X 220 with a 320 GB Hitachi hard drive,
  and it works very well. But I decided that I needed more speed,
  So I bought a 830 SSD from Samsung for her. I cloned the whole
  X 220 HDD to the SSD (using a USB external box and)
  HDClone4), and everything sounds great on the SSD (when you look
  with Partition Wizard on another machine, while the SSD is still
  inside the USB). But the SSD does not start in the X 220!
  It starts, and in fact, it becomes as far as to say "Starting Windows",
  then moving the points of four color (on Windows 7) around a
  Little bit and then it flashes momentarily the formidable
  white screen on blue (so fast, that you can not say what he says),
  and then he enters the recovery menu screen. Bad luck!

  I called Lenovo technical support and they essentially told me to
  GET LOST because they "do not support" install me an SSD
  (even if the X 220 watch User Guide exactly that).

  I used HDClone4 several times in the past (to clone hard)
  readers for my stable of Lenovo T60 laptops), and it seems
  work always very well. So why this does not work for my X 220
  and Samsung 830? Note that, although I don't expect Lenovo to
  certify the compatibility with each SSD of bullets or bits on the market,
  This Samsung 830 is very appreciated by many respected
  Examiners (of Tom Hardware, my favorite, in particular).

  No one here has heard that song before? Is there something
  particular on the 220 X and/or the 830 Samsung? I would of course
  enjoy all the tips. Thank you.

  You uninstall (+ reboot) Lenovo starting fast before cloning the HARD disk drive?

• 220 X and Samsung SSD 830

  Hi all

  I intend to get the 830 SSD from Samsung (128 GB) for my 220 X - it seems that the best alternative for a 7 mm workout, since neither MI OCZ or HyperX is available 7 mm of height - and I will not risk my 3 year on site warranty rebuild any part of my laptop.

  Someone of you has experience with the Samsung 830 in a Lenovo laptop?

  Hello

  I installed the SSD 830 from Samsung (128 GB) managed in my X 220.

  It s work very fast now

• Desktop HP Envy h8 - 1420t CTO: problem Samsung SSD causing with upgrading 8.0 to 8.1 Windows

  I can't upgrade my OEM installed Windows 8.0 to 8.1 HP desktop computer.  First, I tried the upgrade when 8.1 was deployed for the first.  It seemed to level OK, but after a reboot I found myself with a black screen... no error message, just a black screen.

  I retried it this morning, but this time it failed with DPC_Watchdog_Exception, then Machine_Check_Exception.  After looking in several forums, I'm "guess" it is maybe disk 0, which is a Samsung 830 Series SSD (model: MZ7PC256 / 0:1, s/n: S0U3NSAC705912 p/n: MZ7PC256HAFU - 000: 1) which has been installed and configured by HP, when I ordered this computer from office in 2012.

  Magician of Samsung software does not recognize this SDS supported a product, but they identify it as a Samsung MZ7PC256HAFU - 000: 1, with Firmware version CXM05H1Q.  I thought I'd see if a firmware update is available, but there is no information about this SSD on the Samsung support site. In addition, HP doesn't offer not just any which firmware for this SSD, not even the original firmware.  What I saw on the internet says that it is a custom SSD OEM which is not taken in charge by Samsung.

  I'm not desperate to upgrade to Win8.1, but I would like to know exactly why the canned upgrade fails.  I have an other available SSD (a Samsung 850 Pro, model: MZ-7KE256BW) that I considered to use to replace the current drive 0, but I hate swapping parts without knowing that this is really the problem.

  I am open to advice. The info on my current system follows. Furthermore, I note that there is no conflict of devices or outdate drivers.

  Desktop PC HP Envy h8 - 1420t CTO, s/n: 2MD3020CF9, Nr C1U69AV #ABA

  Windows 8 Pro 64 (installed by HP)

  Intel Core i7-3770 3rd Gen, Quad-core (Ivy Bridge) 64 - bit processor, 3.4GHz

  Memory: 16GB DDR3

  Disk 0: 256 GB SSD, Samsung 830 Series, model: MZ7PC256 / 0:1, s/n: S0U3NSAC705912 p/n: MZ7PC256HAFU - 000: 1

  Disc 1: 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA hard drive, model: WD10EZEK-60ZF5A0, s/n: WCC1S1261511

  Disc 2: 750 GB SSD, Samsung series 840, model: MZ-7TE750BW, s/n: S1DMNEADB03609

  

  Hello

  Don't forget that the W8 is fully updated before upgrading to W8.1. I would suggest to run for a while after the W8.1 update and see if your PC is stable.  If so, then manually a system restore point and then continue the Windows Update process. If your PC is stable after that Windows updates have been applied then manually take another system restore point and proceed to apply the HP recommended software updates for the W8.1 that are posted for your PC.

• Upgrade SSD on Satellite Pro U200

  Hello!

  I have a laptop (Satellite Pro U200-PLUA1E-00X007HU of the v3.70 win7 32-bit bios), I want to upgrade with a series of Samsung 830 64 GB SSD. I read that the SSD need AHCI mode. My laptop supports AHCI mode? What can I change in the bios before installing the new storage?

  Thanks for the help!

  Robert

  Hello

  I see you're confused
  First, he must know that the laptop supports the SATA controller.
  This means that you must use hard drives SATA or SATA SSD.

  Second: AHCI means SATA some BIOS supports only a SATA mode, and you can switch between compatible (IDE) mode and AHCI (SATA) mode.

  If this switch is not available in the BIOS mode is always set to AHCI.

  However, to SSD drive question:
  I put t really no problem using an SSD.
  It must function as the SATA controller support

• Qosmio G30 - SSD drives are not recognized

  I have a Toshiba Qosmio G30-140 with two hard drives.
  One with Windows 7 and the other with XP.
  The system allows to start the 1st or the 2nd.

  To speed up the system got two Samsung 830 Series SSD drives
  model: MZ - 7PC256.
  The BIOS (BIOS ACPI version = 3.90), do not have the option and I have AHCI, I adopted
  1RAID-0.
  In this option, the discs to work independently.
  They work well, but the "Samsung SSD magician" application, does not recognize
  No SSD.

  I'm afraid that you do not work in the best conditions and which could have
  best performance.
  Thank you for helping understand me what isn't here and can improve the performance of SSDS magician.
  Thank you

  Hello

  I don t use this software Samsung SSD magician, but some people in the net reported that there is a new version of this utility in addition many people have problems using this software and this issue seems to depend on laptop but possible on the SSD drive.

  As much as I know there are other tools like Driver Magician or SSD Tweaker that perform similar functions as magician Samsung SSD

• Replace hard drive SSD on end 2009 27 "iMac

  end 2009 27 "imac

  OS X 10.11.3

  3.06 GHz intel Core 2 Duo

  4 GB memory

  According to the genius bar, the Seagate 1 TB hard drive on my end 2009 27 "iMac is a failure.  They told me that they do not have the parts to replace and suggest I do myself or take it to Best Buy.  Best Buy said that they are unable to do so I can't to try it myself.  I read and watched directions to ifixit and several other sites.  I am convinced that I have the skills to do the replacement, but I'm less confident about the purchase of equipment:

  (1) Ifixit say I should use a Seagate drive to replace the Seagate drive I have.  Engineering made no mention of this.

  (2) engineering suggested I buy a Crucial BX200 480 GB SATA 6 GB/s 7 mm (with 9.5 mm adapter) 2.5 "disk flash internal SSD (part #CT7414188).  The essential site says I need part CTSSDCONVT a 2.5 "to 3.5" SATA SSD/HHD converter for 2006-2012 MacPro.  They suggest that it will work in my iMac as well.  Articles and discussions have referenced problems with noise from the fan and order and mention with fixes software and manual control of the speed of the fans.  When I mentioned questions fan of genius, he said not to worry about this, and the Crucial site makes no mention of him either.  The SSD costs $129,99 and converter $ 21,50 for a total of $151,49.

  (3) OWC offers aDIY Bundle which includes a 480 Electra of mercury GB 3 G SSD, newer technology AdaptaDrive to allow installation of the 2.5 "SSD and a digital probe online that eliminates the noise of the fan and maintains control of the correct system fan through management for the iMac system controller.  The package costs $199,75.

  Bundle OWC seems like a good deal but it seems to me that SSD Crucial works to 6 GB/s and the Electra of mercury to 3 Gbps.  If I go through the replacement, it seems more sensible to get the 6 GB/s.

  I wonder if I can mix and match and use the Crucial SSD with the Adaptadrive of more recent technology and digital sensor OWC.

  Any suggestions from anyone who has done this replacement would be appreciated.

  2009 iMacs have SATA 2 - meant 3Gbps rate.  It does not matter if you use 2 SATA and SATA 3 - you get only speed SATA 2.

  Second - the adapter for 2.5 to 3 5 - don't hang a lot of money on this,-l'ebay has many choices.

  My personal experience, support 'intel' works best - since it is the length, so the seat fits much better.

  Yes, you can mix and match - choose what might suit you best.

  For me, I had Apple OEM SSD (Samsung doing this - 256 GB, SATA 3) with intel on iMac 2011 (SATA 3 speed), with support from OWC thermal line sensor.

  Samsung 830 (256 GB and SATA 3) on iMac 2010 (SATA 2 speed), with support from Intel, with OWC thermal line sensor.

  Note: the probe heat 2010 and 2011 are different.

  Good luck.

  Sam

• Satellite Pro L350 SSD upgrade does not work

  Hi all

  I'm trying to upgrade a Satellite pro L350 with ssd, currently I try with an ssd samsung 830. I've already updated the bios to version 2.2, but it doesn't work. Can someone help me?

  Concerning

  Mike

  and what exactly does not work?

  The SSD is recognized by the BIOS?
  Have you checked if the SSD has need of a firmware update or if a firmware update is available

• Question HP P7-1227 and SSD Upgrade

  I'm a noobie here, and I want to put a 256 GB SSD in my HP P7-1227.

  In particular, it is a SAMSUNG 830 Series 2.5-inch 256 GB III MLC internal solid state SATA drive.

  Apparently, he wants a connection SATA 3 (600).

  I found that my motherboard has "4 SATA 2.0 connectors", but I don't know how many are available for expansion.

  I went to the point of not wanting to use a SATA expansion card 3 (600), choose the SATA 2 interface instead.  So, I hope that someone already did with this motherboard.  My basic questions are

  (1) y-at-des connectors Sata 2.0 is available for expansion?

  (2) work?

  Thanks in advance.  Steve987

  Hello Steve987
  
  Not sure if you are still looking for this answer, but it is very likely that your computer uses only two Sata 2 ports. One for the hard 1 TB and one for the DVD player. If you plan to add a disk, you can also open the computer and find to ensure that the ports are not in use. Also if you need more Sata ports, you can install a Sata card in one of the PCI Express slots.
  
  Sources:
  HP Pavilion Desktop PC p7-1228 product specifications
  Specifications of the motherboard, IPISB-CU (Carmel2)

• card mother ipibl-lb of Benicia

  the benicia IPIBL - LB does AHCI in the bios? I want to install a SATA of Samsung 830 of 128 GB ssd drive

  You can use an SSD. Can the AHCI crossing be done after the installation of the operating system for the SSD.

• Satellite L750 1 t 9 - ODD is supported SATA III?

  ODD supports SATA III?
  I tried to understand this :/
  Any1 who will enlighten me?

  I want to get out of DVD/BD and put it in USB 2.0 or 3.0 external enclosure... and put the 840 SSD in the BAY of the ODD PLAYER...

  Thought to use it to reflect the SSD (samsung 830) that I use for the OS...

  Unfortunately I don't have the info on this forum many people have tried to do the same thing, but it didn't work. Use the advanced search on this forum and check the other threads on the same topic.

  If I m remembering although some people tried to use the HARD drive adapter, but it was not recognized correctly.
  Find one you want to buy? Can you please send the link?

• DV7-5090eo

  Hello!

  Just wonder if you experts HP could tell me how mutch speed my motherboard can handle?
  I just picked up a samsung 830 series ssd and raplaced it with my old hard drive and I get a slow reading.

  223 MB read and write 142 MB. Link to photo: http://www.freeimagehosting.net/5npcl

  Is this all that I can do to make it faster?

  Best regards

  Hi Gtechno,

  Your SSD performance results are on par for the HP DV7-5090eo laptop.  I have a HP DV7-7000 using an SSD and I get similar performance.

  It is what it is.

  I agree with banhien that there too many "paper tigers" these days.