Slow SSDS on Pavilion G6 1367SL

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• Very slow SSD OCZ Vertex 3 Pavilion MSI MS-7184 problem

  Hi guys, hat

  I ve becomes a gift from a friend in the form of a Pavilion Desktop PC.

  The first problem is that I don't really know the type of flag of it.

  What is certain, is that it is equipped with a

  • Card mother MSI MS-7184
  • 2 GB OF RAM
  • Radeon HD 6570 chart and it has the
  • BIOS version 3.48
  • HP P/N: 5188-3246

  This is my second (big) problem with it:

  I have buyed an OCZ Vertex 3 SSD, hoping I am going to upgrade and increase my speed to WIN 7 Ultimate. Not my day... it's so slooooow. I tried bothways, that is, copy of the system partition on the new SSD and new installation WIN7 Ultimate on the SSD drive.

  I searched on the net on SSD include slow questions and the only things I found were that I have to activate the option to access HDD AHCI in the BIOS, option that I have not in my BIOS.

  All help aprecciated!

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Please report the number of HP for the PC product.

  Do you know what level of firmware your Vertex 3 is running?   Firmware version 2.22 is the last.  If your firmware is down 2.06, then you need to upgrade gradually.  I would not be to update the firmware if you decide to return the SSD drive. See my information below.

  I think that the card mother MSI has only SATA I, which is very slow for a VERTEX 3 allowing to operate at full capacity.  Frankly, I'm surprised that the VERTEX 3 works even on a SATA what should I wear as much SATA III SSD will not work on a SATA I port.  Review this OCZ VERTEX 3 document.

  You can see if you can return and exchange for another SSD that is backward compatible with SATA I.  Maybe the Vertex 2 or the agility-2 would be better for your needs.

• MacBook Pro 2009 with slow SSD on El Capitan

  Hi all

  I recently put on the upgrade to El Capitan of Mountain Lion, that my Macbook Pro 2009, updated with a crucial v4 SSD and 8 GB ram, was very happy.

  Had a very difficult installation that hung a few times, but finally got it set up after resetting the PRAM.

  Since he has been very, very slow - beachball right turns and towers - opening an application are a 5 minute job. Printing takes 10. The SATAII connection shows as being to 3 GB, so it should be good. Any other El Capitan on a 2009 MBP running seem happy with it. I activated the trim, it made no difference.

  I was not able to find someone else in line with the same config or problem, so grateful if someone has experience - I was wondering if it is worth getting an SSD different, or even the original HDD back in?

  Thank you!

  When you see a beachball cursor or the slowness is particularly bad, note the exact time: hour, minute, second.

  These must be run as administrator. If you have only one user account, you are the administrator.

  Run the Console application in one of the following ways:

  ☞ Enter the first letters of his name in a Spotlight search. Select from the results (it should be at the top).

  ☞ In the Finder, select go utilities ▹ of menu bar or press the combination of keys shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.

  ☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.

  The title of the Console window should be all Messages. If it isn't, select

  SYSTEM LOG QUERIES ▹ all Messages

  in the list of logs on the left. If you don't see this list, select

  List of newspapers seen ▹ display

  in the menu at the top of the screen bar.

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• Slow performance HP Pavilion laptop problems

  Very recently, I bought a laptop HP Pavilion. It has Windows 8 and arrived in the mail, no more than a week ago. The first thing I did after that the mandatory installation process was to restore the files from my old laptop (which broke) via ClickFree (currently I have 625 677 GB free) and once that was completed, I installed several programs (office, Vipre, Photoshop, etc.). Apart from that, I did very little about the real hard disk of the computer, since I save everything externally on my ClickFree.

  My problems started occurring rather suddenly, Wednesday morning. In Firefox, I opened a tab for go on Facebook, and scroll the RSS seemed pretty gloomy. I closed the tab, but the slow pace continued in the other tabs, I had opened and then spread to the programs not involving is not the Internet. These problems have worsened gradually.

  On the Internet, the performance is particularly slow. I gave up video players like Netflix, because they freeze the browser to the point of crashing. Page loading is very delayed, even typing this message experiences freeze, despite the fact that I have nothing else running in the browser. There is warning of frequent messages in scripts and plugins does not (although, ironically, these messages are often unresponsive until I finish the script or the offending plugin). It is difficult to do anything on the Internet, such as the loading of pages and tabs of switching may take several minutes. Just clicking can cause the browser to freeze for minutes at a time.

  Off the Internet, programs load extremely slowly, often freezing. Opening files sometimes, with an increase in frequency, translates into a green loading bar at the top of the screen. Sometimes this bar gets stuck and cannot finish, and I can't access the contents of the file; This happened when I tried to open the Panel, to get more specific information about the computer to include in this message. Sometimes programs, such as video players, open without actually playing the video file, or they open at all. Often these programs freeze and sometimes hang; the desktop and the Explorer bar at the bottom of the screen (with the start menu, etc.) are not likely to freeze or disappear, for varying degrees of time. When I came to the computer, CPU utilization averaged about 4-6%, but now he's averaging 40 to 60%.

  Start the computer became too long and hard. The last time that I restarted, I entered my password only to get a completely black screen for at least half an hour; My office and the icons have appeared when I pressed Ctrl-alt-delete. After that, I stopped to turn off the computer (it was not a long time ago). This morning, I opened the laptop to connect, but received only a "Please wait" while the computer has tried to load the login page. It took 10-15 minutes, and then I was finally able to enter my password.

  These issues are getting worse, and I'm sure I'm forgetting several, but I think that what I've included enough to illustrate my problem. This is a new laptop, but it works almost as bad as my old laptop, which became unusable recently and had to be replaced with this one. I can't imagine what is the cause, but I really wish she was fixed. I installed a program called Fix - It Utilities (the installation disk supplied with the notebook) to try to improve the performance of the laptop, but to no avail. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello ValentineKills. I understand that the computer is slow. I will do my best to help you!

  This can be caused by a hardware failure or a software/driver/virus conflict. However, we won't know until the diagnosis is made.

  I'll provide a few official documents that provide information on how to speed up the computer. I want that you follow all the steps in all documents. In this way, if the problem exists, it will restrict the root cause. Here are the documents that I want you to try:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2746761

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03460887

  Since you're under Windows 8, I have a further suggestion: complete all updates to Windows, and then upgrade the computer to Windows 8.1. While the operating system is upgraded, try to use the computer and see if the speed is any different.

  Please reply when you have finished troubleshooting. I'm only here to help!

  Mario

• AU111TX: SSD in Pavilion laptop AU111

  Hello

  You want to replace the AU111TX Pavilion Notebook HARD drive with 2.5 "SSD drive. Are there any known issues?

  Is the backup and restore, the right way to recover windows on new SSD if even is feasible and good method?

  aomei resembles a Chinese rippoff of >

  http://www.MiniTool.com/partition-Manager/partition-Wizard-home.html

  MiniTool is superb & free iso boot should be in the Toolbox for everyone.

• Pavilion 550-122nd: install an ssd in Pavilion 550-122nd

  I am installing an ssd in my computer (Pavilion 550-122nd).

  The chassis of the computer is not as I used to know, where you could fix with the screws on the side (HD) material.

  The hard drive in the 550-12 Pavilion is set on the bottom of the hard drive.

  The 2.5 "to 3.5" support for the ssd in the computer doesn't have the screw holes on the bottom of the support.

  Are special types of media for this? Or, how to install an ssd in the 550-122nd Pavilion?

  Thank you.

  Meribel

  Personally, I wouldn't worry on the screws.

  With a hard drive, these are important because they stop the car while it is in use.  But in an SSD, you have no moving parts, so there is no reason to immobilize.

  I have a tower PC running on an SSD and which is simply placed on top of a tray of disk - and works very well for months!

  Good luck
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• Installation of SSDS in Pavilion P7-1220

  Hello

  I have a Samsung 1 TB SSD w' win 8.1 and other data on it from my current HP Envy Phoenix 160-810 and its replacement by another reader.  My question is that I want to transfer the Samsung SSD 1 TB Win 8.1 for my older Pavilion P7-1220 that is running Windows 7.  I will take the current HHD out of the Pavilion and don't plan to use it...

  I don't want to do a migration of data, or something like that, I want to just swap drives.  Is that all I need to know in order for the new SSD out of the desire to work in the Pavilion?  Update the BIOS?  Set up the SSD as boot drive in BIOS?

  Your help / suggestions are greatlt appeciated.

  mikefleh

  Hello

  Because it's Windows 8.1 (or 8), the main problem, no key of Windows in the BIOS on the other machine that is why it does not work. You must talk with Microsoft about this first and you can fix later drivers.

  Kind regards.

• Upgrade SSD for Pavilion 15-n097 (F4T60EA #ABU)

  I have a newly purchased 15-n097 Pavilion and an M500 Crucial 480 GB SSD, I would like to install.

  Can someone direct me to the proper maintenance and manual advice on any bios updates that may be required please?

  I understand that the HARD drive on this machine is a bit of a pig to get to but as long as I have clone HARD drive (I have Acronis True Image) and are not reluctant to do open heart surgery on a new laptop (OB) then I'm good to go...?

  Well, here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  Page 65. Get the means of hard disk, remove the top cover. Yes use Acronis and disk clone with proportional resizing with an external SATA USB adapter then swap the SSD to the original hard disk, and you'll be good to go. You must not touch the BIOS or really to make changes to the operating system. Windows 8 is quite good at recognizing the SSD and established itself in order to optimize their. Don't resist it.

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• Upgrade hard drive SSD HP Pavilion dv6-7014nr

  Hello
  I have a HP Pavilion dv6-7014nr and would like to change my standard hard drive for an SSD Sata(+-700Gb).
  My questions are:

  -My laptop does support SATA III?

  -Physics of SSD what size should I get? 2.5 inch?
  
  Is there a maximum capacity of SSD supported by the laptop?
  
  (I'm not referring to the WSSD)
  
  -I thought I'd get something around 350 GB, advice? (Mark?)

  Thanks for any help

  HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment PC Maintenance and Service of Guide;

  Hard drive

  Takes care of 6.35 cm (2.5 in) discs hard in12.7 mm (. 50-in), 9.5 mm (. 37-in) and thicknesses of 7.0 mm (. 28 - in) (all hard drives use the same bracket)
  Customer-accessible
  Serial ATA
  Protection accelerometer support
  Supports the following drives:
  ● 1 TB 5400 RPM, 12.7 mm
  ● 750 GB, 7200 RPM and 5400 RPM, 9, 5 mm
  ● 640 GB, 5400 RPM, 9, 5 mm
  ● 500 GB, 7200 RPM and 5400 RPM, 9, 5 mm
  ● 320 GB, 7200 RPM and 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm and 7.0 mm
  SSD drives

  Supports the 160 GB drive

  The list above is indicative of the readers installed at the factory and is not exhaustive. If the computer supports SATA2 or SATA3, most SATA3 SSDs will be compatible. The computer should support the SSD up to 1 TB or more.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Laptop very slow - g6-2245ea Pavilion

  Hello

  My laptop Pavilion g6-2245ea began to run very slowly, even in the simplest tasks. I was hoping to get some advice on an upgrade.

  It has a processor 1.7 ghz with 8 GB RAM and running windows 8. Which of them should be upgraded or should I update them both?

  Its mainly used for browsing the internet, look at pictures and to watch the occasional DVD, everything it's painfully slowly.

  8 GB is most RAM, you can put in it and the upgrade of the processor is not practical. Indeed, the CPU is soldered to the motherboard, so an upgrade would require buying a motherboard and processor. The E2-1800 AMD is not very strong, but you're kind of stuck with it. But the real bottleneck in the system is pokey hard drive 5400 RPM. The upgrade of choice these days is a disk hard solid state. For your uses the SSD will do everything much faster. Start time will be reduced to 15-20 seconds, applications and web pages, open "pop." You have to see it and once you have used a laptop with an SSD you'll never go back.

  It is the repair:

  Manual

  See Page 44 for the hard drive replacement instructions. This is a 256 GB SSD for $115.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820148820

  After the back if you need software help migration or resettlement.

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• Drive hard uograde SSD HP Pavilion dv6-7014nr

  Hello
  I have a HP Pavilion dv6-7014nr and would like to change my standard hard drive for an SSD Sata(+-700Gb).
  My questions are:

  -My laptop does support SATA III?

  -Physics of SSD what size should I get? 2.5 inch?

  Is there a maximum capacity of SSD supported by the laptop?

  (I'm not referring to the WSSD)

  -I thought I'd get something around 350 GB, advice? (Mark?)

  Thanks for any help

  I just put a 840 EVO 250 GB Samsung in a HP Envy m6. Without checking, I am almost sure that your machine supports SATA III, no new laptops will not have that. Even if he has not a SATA SSD will work with SATA or SATA II even I have.

  You reason that 2.5 "is what you need. One thing to check is if your machine is really thin it may need a smaller height z. Some readers are 9.5 mm high (especially mechanical) and some are 7 mm. I know that the Samsung drives are 7mm while a former 520 Intel, I bought was 9.5 mm.

  As far as I know, there should be no maximum size that would support the laptop. Given that 1 TB is the maximum size of 2.5 "SSD and I don't think that 2 TB will soon happen, you can get any size. The only reason why it would be same as a limit would be something artificial that HP has added as blocks of material that they use.

  For ability, it depends on your needs. I have several computers and keep most of my media on USB 3 external drives and the main server that has a lot of disk space. If you plan on using this system and you want to download music, movies and images, you may want to look at 500 GB being the minimum. Hell, if your budget allows, you can enter a 750 GB Samsung SSD EVO for less than $400. While this seems like a lot, keep in mind that you can pass on to your next laptop, a desktop computer, or purchase a chassis and use it as an external USB drive in the future.

• SSD on Pavilion 15-p057nf

  Hello

  I have a newly purchased Pavilion 15-p057nf.

  Is it possible to keep the original HARD disk and add a new additional SSD inside?

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  I have no room inside. One option is to use the optical drive (CD/DVD drive) and you need a shopping cart for it.

  http://www.newmodeus.de/en/index.html

  Kind regards.

• Readycache slow SSD (firmware 2.0.0)

  SanDisk announces SSD Readycache for having a rate of 480 MB/s Tests like hardocp.com seem to confirm this.

  I ordered two Readycache SSDs from two different suppliers and tried in two different (AMD and Intel) PC. There was a gain of performance but not as big as I expected. So I measured the raw performance of the SSD Readycache SSD and they reach only a flow seq. 200 - 230 MB/s. The firmware version is 2.0.0.

  SanDisk package a much slower in its new SSD Readycache SSD?

  I just made a descent of the AS SSD Benchmark and saw very similar numbers to this criterion of [H] ardOCP (453 MB/s sequential read speed). So I think it is reasonable to assume that the current single firmware revision is not responsible for your performance problem.

• 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.

• Upgrade hard drive SSD HP Pavilion dv6-6190se

  Hello
  I have a HP Pavilion dv6-6190se my question is, is it possible to change my standard hard drive to a Samsung (1 TB) Sata

  EVO 840 SSD 2.5 inch SATA 1 to or 500 GB?

  Hello

  I see no problem with that. Please check and get the latest version of the BIOS before upgrade

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=5169917#N1749

  Kind regards.