SSD in T440/T440s models

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• T440 ssd...

  Need to replace the hard drive to add on my T440 model:

  20B6005BUS

  Which drive u suggest me

  256 GB for best performance.

  Thank you...

  I have a T440s and I used the Samsung 850 EVO readers without problem. Just make sure that the bios is being updated and you have the latest firmware for the drive EVO. I am running a Samsung 1 TB.

• [Y580] SSD - mSATA vs SATA

  Hello

  I have a Y580 comes with the 7200 500 GB HDD. I think about adding 120GB SSD, but there are 2 solutions:

  1: buy a new mSATA SSD and add in the free space inside the laptop (from what I remember, there is enough room for it)

  2nd: buy a new SATA SSD and add it instead of the actual HARD disk (which I'll use an external enclosure to external hard drive).

  We suggest to you? Is significantly faster than the mSATA SATA? It is always worth to carry an external hard drive just to use the SATA SSD?

  What model\brand advise you?

  
  

• HP Pavilion e8A85UA: HP Pavilion does not look at a new SSD as bootable

  Hello Forum,

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion model e8A85UA. It has a processor i7 with 8 GB of ram and 1 TB hard drive 5400 RPM.

  I tried to install a new Samsung 850 EVO SSD 500 GB instead of the old hard drive. I'm having serious problems, install any operating system on the new SSD and I think the new UEFI settings are to blame.

  Here's how far I got. I can boot from a windows cd and start a new installation for the ssd that is recognized in the windows installation. However, when the pc restarts to complete the installation process of the SSD is not recognized as a boot device and I get an error 3f0. I tried everything in the bio to make it work. It does not recognize the new drive in the bios and only gives me the option "boot of the operating system manager".

  I tried booting and installation in legacy mode, with the same results. Somehow this pc just does not recognize this device as bootable.

  I tried cloning the old hard drive and all the partitions and boot with the same result. I tried cloning just the partition operating system with the same result. I tried to repair the pc from the windows disk after I tried both a new installation and installation of clone, same thing.

  I put back the original hdd and everything starts as it should.

  The SSD is also recognized when you set up windows, but it fails on rebooot. It is also recognized by USB when connected through an external sata.

  It is on even with a new formatted SSD that the bios on the HP will let me install windows on it, or recognize the new ssd as bootable.

  Any ideas?

  See you soon,.

  Zach

  So after that 2 weeks to play with it, I finally understood what it was. I returned the original ssd, I bought and received a 2nd same thing Samsung 850 EVO. Formatted the drive, tried to install a version of windows, same question, wouldn't boot.

  I took the pc at MicroCenter, where I bought it and they have free technical support. I showed them what was going on and that they had no ideas, but they said they would try to install windows for a fee, but if she doesn't they don't charge me, so I had nothing to lose at this point.

  Tech called me two days later and said the disc was bad, he ran into the same issue. He took another SSD they had there and installed windows on it very well, he said.

  So I returned the Samsung 850 EVO SSD with other supplier and bought a MX100 Crucial ssd 512 GB at home.

  Installed the SSD and booted from my Windows Installer USB, installed just fine windows and worked like a champ. The only thing I can think is that Samsung has certain type of firmware on their SSD, at least that model, which is not compatible with my PC BIOS.

  Anyway, if someone is facing the question that I just got, maybe try another brand SSD or a different model.

  Hope this helps save someone pulling the hair of 2 weeks.

  See you soon,.

  Zach

• Spectrum 13D-3000: what format SSD does my spectrum 13D need (want to buy more large SSD)?

  I have run out of room on the 128 GB SSD which is preinstalled on my spectrum 13D-3000, and I want to move to a 256 GB.

  But it looks like there are a lot of different physical sizes of SSD, so how I don't know one that will suit to my laptop?

  I found this YouTube video that seems to show a guy replacing the SSD on the exact model that I have, and it seems to be a 80 mm m2 SSD...

  Is there a way I can be sure of that without having to open my laptop?

  Here are the numbers of HP framework. for the concert M.2 mSSDs 256 and 512.

  512 MB 744380-001 744379-001 256 MB

  Here is the service manual.

  Manual

  See page 30.

  Google images, here is an image of the gig 256:

  

  It's a 80 mm m2 WSSD, I think. You do not have to use this exact part, just the same form factor.

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

• HP Pavillion Sleekbook 14-f023: upgrade to SSD

  Hey guys! I'm looking to upgrade my computer laptop 1 TB HDD to a Sata 3 SSD. (My stock 1 TB HARD drive died after 11 months of normal use)

  So, a quick question, will support my device entirely Sata 3 speeds? (Up to 6 Gb/s) or it will be limited to 3 GB/s?

  My laptop is dead now, so I have no chance to install some sort of a program to control the bandwidth.

  I thank very you much in advance!

  

  A76M chipset (which your laptop) supports the speed of 6Gbps SATA-III but not obsessed with it. Very little difference in the operation itself between SATA II and SATA-III. You certainly want to make the SSD upgrade, but your model is not easily repaired. You must remove the whole top cover to get to the hard drive. There is no reason to use anything other than a SSD SATA-III.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 38 for the hard drive replacement instructions.

  How do you mean he's dead? I guess you always hear it turn on and messages, but cannot boot from the hard drive is bad?

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

• 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.

• SSD adapter Kit

  Looking for one ssd for HP Pavilion model HPE H8 1320 T adapter kit.  Any Suggestions?

  You can get something like this

  http://www.Amazon.com/Silverstone-Tek-3-5-inch-converter-SDP08/DP/B002BH3Z8E/ref=sr_1_7?s=PC&ie=UTF8&QID=1412099486&SR=1-7&k eywords = 2.5 + to + 3.5 + tray

  There are many others, I just took that as a result of a search on amazon for "tray from 2.5 to 3.5"

  Newegg also has a lot of success on this same search.  Choose one that looks like smoothly with your existing platters of the drive Bay.

  I made myself not too long ago, but I have mine picked up at the brick and mortar computer specialty store pay about $10.00.  In line would have been cheaper, but I was there, he had, and he didn't wait.

• x 360 s102nu 13: 13-s102nu replacement of Ram and SSD

  I can't find the maximum installable Ram or SSD specification for this model.

  D and I know if I lose my warranty if I do the replacement.

  Help, please.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 29 for HDD and p. 38 for memory access.

  Maximum memory is 2 x 8 gig DDR3L-1600 modules or 16 concerts.

  You can replace the hard drive with a 2.5 inches wide and type of hard drive SSD the SATA 7 or 9.5 mm thick.

  Unfortunately, as you can see on the manual, they are not allowed to the end user while keeping the guarantee in place. Also, your model is particularly delicate to work, espescially that memory which requires removal of the motherboard to access.

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

• WANT to m6-w102dx x 360: HP ENVY m6-w102dx x 360 change hard drive to SSD

  Hello

  I recently bought ENVY m6-w102dx x 360 and thinking to replace my hard drive for an SSD.

  Please let me know the best SSD drive editing this model.

  Planning to buy samsung evo 250 GB. Is this compatible with this model?

  http://www.Amazon.com/Samsung-850-Evo-250-MZ-N5E250BW/DP/B00TGIVZTW

  http://www.Amazon.com/DP/B00OAJ412U/ref=twister_B00PRDMHLU?_encoding=UTF8&PSC=1

  That it would be much faster?

  If this isn't the case, please advice me on the interface that supports.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  To replace your HARD drive, you need the 2.5 ", 7mm SSD. The m2 is not.

  Kind regards.

• Lost some of Lenovo taskbar toolbars

  Greetings,

  On a new Lenovo T440, I updated the Message Center Plus software with wireless drivers, and I lost the taskbar toolbars.

  'Lenovo Solution Center' and 'dial-up connections.

  Y at - it means to restore these 2 toolbars in the taskbar please?

  Please note that reinstalling software did not have them reappear.

  Thank you very much for your time and help.

  What versions of MCP, LSC and dial-up connections you have installed?

  The last MCP is 3.3. published 10/13.2104

  Access Connection 6.23 published 23/09/2014.

  LSC published on 15/09/2014 2.6.001. It could auto update to the LSC 2.7.003 16/10/2014 via update auto only.

  Given that your have a new computer, the installation of the factory installed probably old version of the software above.

  Changes have been made within CSL months of change ICON Interface used in the taskbar.

  This caused old version MCP to declare 20 000 + messages available.  MCP 3.3 was released on 13/10/2014 to correct this problem is to say, MCP old and new LSC (icon stuff) has a problem.

  If MCP 3.3 (or MORE) is installed, uninstall it for now.  See if the problem clears up.

  This type of machine and a T440 model are you using? What operating system?

• ThinInstaller "not applicable to your system of packages were found.

  Downloaded and configured Retriever 5.0.5 with updates for Thinkpad X 1 carbon (A 20, 7) for Windows 7, but trying to get packages with ThinInstaller Retriever 5.0.5 Update 1.2 there isn't "not applicable to your system of packages were found"

  Let me say first of all... We have several other Thinkpad models, where it works very well and packets is set to 'active '.

  Tried:

  Remove all updates

  Delete database.xml and database.vsd and konfigure retriever.

  Repository to copy to the local computer

  Tried other Server Update Retriever
  

  Reinstalled update Retriever
  

  Do the new repository of hole

  And nothing wont get updates for this model.

  Local execution ThinInstaller logfile must put long, here!

  I had the same problem with our new T440 models. I updated thininstaller to the latest version 1.2.0010 and then I could see all of the updates that I had downloaded with TVUR.

• MacBook

  Can I install on my computer Heard ssd drive?

  Model name: MacBook 2006

  Model identifier: MacBook2, 1

  Processor name: Intel Core 2 Duo

  CPU speed: 2 GHz

  Number of processors: 1

  Total number of cores: 2

  L2 Cache: 4 MB

  Memory: 4 GB

  Bus speed: 667 MHz

  Boot ROM version: MB21.00A5.B07

  Version of the SCM (System): 1.13f3

  Motion sensor sudden:

  Status: enabled

  Yes, you can install an SSD. Your Macbook has only a SATA 1.5 Gb/s interface, but then do not expect full speed gains a SATA 6 Gb/s SSD. It will be still much faster.

• My hard drive is dead, which is the best disk upgraded to

  Book of Mac Pro (15-inch, Mid, 2012)

  MacBookPro9, 1

  MD103xx/A MD104xx/A

  15.4"/2.3 Quad-core i7/2x2gb/500-5400 15.4"/2.6 Quad-core i7/2 x 4 GB/750-5400

  I don't know which of the 2 above it is.

  I need to upgrade to a new hard drive.

  How will I know what hard drives are compatible with my Mac Book?

  Thank you

  Ophelia

  Look here for readers or ssd for your computer model. This site has a good reputation for Mac compatible products: https://www.macsales.com/

• Satellite Z30 - A PT248E-01801JH2 impossible to update win 10 to "birthdays".

  When you try to update win 10 worm 1607 (birthday) the update stops saying this update could not continue as it was impossible to access the reserved partition.
  Microsoft support abandoned and proposed a new installation which I try to avoid
  What is the solution?
  .
  SSD details (disk management):
  Model SAMSUNG MZMTD512HAGL-00004
  Size 476,94 GB (512,105,932,800 bytes)
  recovery partition - 1.00 GB
  EFI system partition - 100 MB
  recovery partition - 450 MB
  recovery partition - 450 MB
  recovery partition - 10.04 GB
  OEM - 8.00 GB partition
  E: partition - GB 146,48
  D: partition - 81,80 GB
  C: partition - 228,51 GB
  .
  OS: windows version 10.0.10586 develop 10586.

  I solved it by enlarging the EFI to 85 GB system partition.
  I think it's too much and I'll look into it and reduce it some time in the future.