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• problems when you install a SSHD on an old Macbook Pro (2010) with El Capitan?

  Swapped a HDD internal with a Samsung 250 GB SSHD and I have latency issues with

  video and audio.  El Capitan installed.  I omit something?  Is there something I need to do?

  Computers that can be upgraded to use OS X Internet Recovery

  If your model may use Internet recovery, do like this:

  Clean Install of El Capitan on a new disc

  1. Restart the computer. Immediately after the chime, press Command + Option + R until a globe appears.
  2. The Utility Menu appears in 5 to 20 minutes. Be patient.
  3. Select disk utility, then click on the continue button.
  4. When loading disk utility, select the drive (generally, the entry Out-bumpy) in the list aside.
  5. Click the Partition tab in the main window of disk utility. A panel will fall.
  6. Set the GUID partition scheme.
  7. Define the type of Format Mac OS extended (journaled).
  8. Click on the apply button, then click the fact when it is active.
  9. Quit disk utility and re-enter the Utility Menu.
  10. Select reinstall OS X and click on the continue button.

  This should install it the version of Mac OS X that has been previously installed when the computer was new.

  [Permission to use any part of the foregoing has been granted by khati, exclusively, to theratter.]

  Otherwise, you must use the original disc that came with the computer, boot from it. Use utility disk to erase and repartition the disk for OS X, and then install the version of Mac OS X that comes with it. Update the version of Snow Leopard to 10.6.8 using the Mac OS X 10.6.8 v1.1 updated Combo updater. You can then access the App Store to download and install El Capitan.

• Problems with firefox and new Seagate SSHD

  I recently installed a new Seagate 1 TB SSHD into my computer, it's the new generation of hard drives with built in 8 GB SSD cache. I cloned my old install and everything seemed to work ok

  I use firefox with Yahoo answers and regularly answering questions. If I answer a question and press on submit my answer is displayed correctly. If I then try to change my answer and press on submit again that my initial response is displayed and not my answer updated. If I change my answer once again the update response appears after one or two attempts. It seems that there is a problem with the way firefox and this new drive interact with each other.
  I uninstalled firefox and deleted all associated data files and made a new installation that actually no difference
  I am running version FF 26
  Windows 7 64 bit
  4 GB OF RAM
  AMD Athon x 2 64 6000 dual core

  The problem did not happen with my original hard drive, nor is it with Internet explorer or Chrome
  I have suggestions would be appreciated.

  David Gaguine

  Thanks, but my router does not have a cache and it does not explain why the problem started with the SSHD and is OK with a standard SATA drive.

  Clear the history after that outputs FF has not worked.

  I think I'll contact seagate support and see if they have similar reports or waiting for the firmware for the drive update

  David

  P.S. I have now to lower my head in shame, I discovered that the problem occurs on other machines, it must be something to do with my network or on the Yahoo site itself not FF or new hard drive happily.

  I apologize for wasting everyone's time

• What is the largest size SSHD I can put in my Macbook Pro 2015?

  I have a model early 2015 MacBook Pro 13 w/retina with 8 GB of RAM with a 128 SSHD.  I want to upgrade the SSHD and I have a few questions:

  1. What is the largest size that I can install it?

  2. how to re-install the operating system?

  Thanks in advance for your help...   I apologize if this question has already been asked, but I couldn't find the answers.

  Technically, SSHD refers to a drive of Fusion purchased in-store, with a rotating part (the hard drive) and a Solid State Drive, all in one package.

  I think you meant to ask about Solid State Drive or SSD. That's all that will fit in the MacBook pro 13 - in 2015.

  Line of OWC/Macsales Aura of "stick" form factor drives go up to about 1 TB at a price:

  5 https://eshop.MacSales.com/Shop/SSD/OWC/MacBook-Pro-Retina-Display/2013-2014-201

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• Seagate 1 TB SSHD

  Can someone help me please?

  I tried to clone my 10.11 hd disc 1 TB of Seagate using the pny SSHD (usb adapter 3) and superduper, but the drive randomly disconnects from the computer.

  I'm going crazy here because I really don't want to do a clean install, although it may be the best way.

  T1 has anyone has this willingness to work?

  Q2 if I do a fresh install, I can restore the rest of the disk files from backup timevault?

  Assuming that the drive works I guess the adapter. Did you partition and format the disk before using it? Are you using a SATA to USB adapter? Do not use the SuperDuber to make your clone. I suggest to use Carbon Copy Cloner or disk utility.

  Clone El Capitan on a new disc

  1. Restart the computer. Immediately after the chime, press Command - R until the Apple logo and progress bar appear.
  2. When the Utility Menu appears, select disk utility and click on the continue button.
  3. Loading disk utility, select the disk (usually, the entrance Out-bumpy) in the list aside.
  4. Click the Partition tab in the main window of disk utility. A panel will fall.
  5. Set the GUID partition scheme.
  6. Define the type of Format Mac OS extended (journaled).
  7. Click on the apply button, then click the fact when it is active.
  8. Select the new Seagate drive and then restore in the edict of disk utility menu.
  9. In the drop-down list, select the volume you want to clone.
  10. Click apply to start the process.

• I have usef to operate only on PC, but now I have this 2009 macbook Pro.  He had a record of 7200 RPM... but he died... I want to put a hybrid SSHD on it... will it run slower?

  I used to work only on PC, but now I have this 2009 macbook Pro.  He had a record of 7200 RPM... but he died... I want to put a hybrid SSHD on it... will it run slower?

  Several years ago I tested both a hybrid version Seagate 1 and later version 2 with my 13 "2009 MBP and the computer started more quickly with one of these drives with 7200 RPM drive. But that and save files were the only time where I saw an improvement of high speed. So no, not slower, but not really all that much faster. I ended up installing an SSD in the computer. Now that was an improvement.

• WIN8.1 system Toshiba MQ02ABF050H SSHD: LCC Load Cycle Count value increases too fast!

  Hello world
  A few months ago, I bought an Acer Aspire E5-573-3009 New Notebook i3-5005. It comes with the SSHD (= hybrid system) 500 GB Toshiba MQ02ABF050H. I installed 8 GB of RAM on the laptop, everything works perfectly. However, I use CrystalDiscInfo to definitely keep me updated on the disk temperature and S.M.A.R.T. data, and about once a month, I conduct a test with HDDScan. Now, I am really worried about the number of Cycle charge/discharge, or to be more precise: the charge by hour cycles. For example, today, I see that the number of cycles of loading and unloading for the aforementioned disc is already 68007; the number of hours under tension is 1346. This means that the average number of Cycles of load per hour is 50.5. I read a lot on the subject of the Cycles of loading and unloading on the internet, and it seems that 50 charge Cycles / hour is much too high! I have no find any info by Toshiba on the maximum number of charge Cycles their hard disks are supposed to survive, but for many Western Digital disks, it is 300 000. (And my Toshiba SSHD is my Windows system drive, so we can expect to suffer wear more HD average, many of which are used for the storage of date). If the maximum number of charge cycles my SSHD is supposed to survive looked like value, this would mean that almost 1/4 of its overall life expectancy had already left - after only a few months (with 1346 hours power)! I already stopped using Hibernate Windows a week ago (now with the help of sleep or stop instead, but much decreased the value of charge by hour Cycles.) I contacted Acer (which are responsible for taking care in this case, because they sold me the SSHD under their laptop), and they told me that they cannot help me at all, because Toshiba gave no information about this kind of problem or firmware updated. I now plan to change advanced power of the disc in CrystalDiskInfo management values. It offers a slider ranging from 'Min power' to 'Performance '. originally, the cursor was in the Middle, I think I would be similar 'Performance', but I don't know how, and he will help me with my problem at all. Any ideas?
  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Person not?

  Posted by hschuck
  

  Hello world
  
  A few months ago, I bought an Acer Aspire E5-573-3009 New Notebook i3-5005. It comes with the SSHD (= hybrid system) 500 GB Toshiba MQ02ABF050H. I installed 8 GB of RAM on the laptop, everything works perfectly. However, I use CrystalDiscInfo to definitely keep me updated on the disk temperature and S.M.A.R.T. data, and about once a month, I conduct a test with HDDScan. Now, I am really worried about the number of Cycle charge/discharge, or to be more precise: the charge by hour cycles. For example, today, I see that the number of cycles of loading and unloading for the aforementioned disc is already 68007; the number of hours under tension is 1346. This means that the average number of Cycles of load per hour is 50.5. I read a lot on the subject of the Cycles of loading and unloading on the internet, and it seems that 50 charge Cycles / hour is much too high! I have no find any info by Toshiba on the maximum number of charge Cycles their hard disks are supposed to survive, but for many Western Digital disks, it is 300 000. (And my Toshiba SSHD is my Windows system drive, so we can expect to suffer wear more HD average, many of which are used for the storage of date). If the maximum number of charge cycles my SSHD is supposed to survive looked like value, this would mean that almost 1/4 of its overall life expectancy had already left - after only a few months (with 1346 hours power)! I already stopped using Hibernate Windows a week ago (now with the help of sleep or stop instead, but much decreased the value of charge by hour Cycles.) I contacted Acer (which are responsible for taking care in this case, because they sold me the SSHD under their laptop), and they told me that they cannot help me at all, because Toshiba gave no information about this kind of problem or firmware updated. I now plan to change advanced power of the disc in CrystalDiskInfo management values. It offers a slider ranging from 'Min power' to 'Performance '. originally, the cursor was in the Middle, I think I would be similar 'Performance', but I don't know how, and he will help me with my problem at all. Any ideas?
  Thanks in advance for any help!

• SSHD Toshiba MQ01ABD100H - Firmware / data recovery problem

  Hello!
  I have the mission critical data on a MQ01ABD100H of Toshiba to SSHD which was in a Sony VAIO for less than one year who decided to stop working from one day to the next. All I care about is the data. A professional data recovery company apparently reputable rated player, told me that it was a "mechanical failure", said they could recover the data and gave me a quote of $1500.00. A week later I was told something different; They said the platters and heads seem to agree and the problem seems to be on the circuit board and/or flash drive, and they didn't know how to recover the data. They told me that they have consulted Toshiba too. I asked them if they replaced the pcb Board and they would not tell me or answer questions more. I have the drive in my hands and am looking for options. I really believe that my data is recoverable if the trays are okay, right?

  Here's what I know for sure; the bios of the machine of Sony VAIO Windows 8.1, correctly recognizes the drive. However, it does not start and is not accessible or recognized with cmd prompt Windows 8.1 UEFI options. The drive is not encrypted. After putting the reader into an external enclosure and its connection to another Win8.1 machine, the player starts with no extreme sounds of survey. Slowly, she clicks a few times as if the heads are looking, but then calms down and keeps running quietly. I have installed a Data Rescue PC3 software that recognizes the drive and its attributes correctly but can't read or clone. I have the Partition Wizard software mini tool, which recognizes the drive correctly, but shows the drive as being unreadable.

  That's what I'm trying to do. I'm looking for a donor on mine, with the same model drive, date, firmware, site, number of PCBS, hard drive code.

  Now, here is my unknowns and I appreciate everyone a preview with these. If I change the pcb edge myself, I need still more likely transfer the firmware for the new Board of Directors, even if I try it without doing it. I don't know where the firmware is stored, is there a rom chip or is it stored in the Flash Player. I'm not certain if, with this model of SSHD, if this can be done with replacement of the chip or the software? If it is stored on the Flash drive how is available independent of the HHD part? Must the reader Flash itself be harvested? But what happens if the flash player is bad, how can the firmware ever be recovered? Any ideas anyone? ... other than myself shot in the head, I'm kidding. I think that this may be a common problem that will often not resolved.

  I have the drive in my hands and am looking for options. I really believe that my data is recoverable if the trays are okay, right?

  I am not an expert but if applications cannot access the data and cannot read data from the SSHD then you will need professional help...

  I found the storage Toshiba page where you could get details on this SSHD
  http://Toshiba.SEMICON-storage.com/e...ient-sshd.html

  Mate good luck...

• I need secure erase for PX3012E-1HJ0 SSHD

  Sorry for posting my question here, but the Forum gives me '403 response Code' when I try to create a new thread, despite I have all the necessary rights

  Nice day! I bought two hybrid hard disks SSHD PX3012E-1HJ0 - http://www.toshiba.co.uk/hard-drives.../px3012e-1hj0/
  After some time of use I would sell a PX3012E-1HJ0 hybrid propulsion system to other people. But this is a problem: I have worked with important financial documents on this drive, so I need to ensure erase everything on the drive before selling. Of course, I know how to secure erase 1 TB main "Memory disk" of this hybrid propulsion system. But I don't know how to clear the cache of its ' 8 GB NAND "Memory SSD"

  Site Web de Toshiba tells that 8 GB memory NAND of player in SSHD retain frequently used data to self-learning algorithm of cache - http://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/e...q/storage.html

  I'm worried that there could be a cache of my important documents inside this 'SSD memory' so someone could use engineering tools for the extraction of my documents directly from him. I would like to secure erase or reset this cache, to return the SSHD command to his "immaculate condition retail

  Please tell me, how secure erase or reset the cache that is inside of 8 GB of memory NAND?

  As far as I know that Toshiba provides no special tools to perform these secure data erasure, but I recommend you to check the 3rd parts software called "Parted Magic".

  Parted Magic contains small tools such as Partition Image, TestDisk, parted, fdisk, sfdisk and ddrescue
  Just burn to a cable USB thumb drive (or CD), start on the USB, and once you get on the desktop, check the icon marked "erase the drive.

  Secure erase will return you an SSD for empty, fresh-out-of-the-box condition.

• What SSHD is better: PX5005E vs MQ1ABF100H?

  Someone you suggest Toshiba 1 TB models SSHD: PX3005E vs MQ1ABF100H?
  MQ is very popular, but comparisons tests for PX are difficult to find =)

  Gregory

  The two are not known to me and I've not found much info on these devices, but if you want to get details on Toshiba SSD and HDD drives I recommend checking this site of Toshiba:
  https://storage.Toshiba.EU

  In general you need to know what your computer HARD disk controller is supported.
  If your computer supports a controller SATA 300 (SATA II), use disks SSD or SSHD, which could run faster than SATA II doesn't make any sense because the controller could slow down the performance of the SSD.
  You must keep eye on the specification of the computer/laptop too.

• Qosmio X 870 - 13v - can I replace the HDD by SSHD?

  Hello

  This week I have to return my Toshiba Qosmio to solve this pb of discharge of electricity I have when I use my icy Blizzard Dock (probably usb3 port pb?).
  I already bought a Crucial MX200 1 TB ssd to replace my Sandisk 128 GB and I was wondering if I could also replace my Toshiba HD 1 TB MQO17BD100 by a SSHD.

  Technically speaking, is it possible to replace a hard drive by a SSHD?

  If so,.

  physically speaking, HD is 10x7x9mm I think that there is no SSHD 1 TB with the same size and that only a 500 GB can be installed?

  Best rgds
  Guillaume.

  -can't edit my post sry-

  The model HD MQ01ABD100 and the 10x7x9.5mm of dimensions, I think it's standard. Then, the question 'physically' HD size is irrelevant.

  BUT, I called Toshiba support in France, and they said that it is impossible to replace my HD by a SSHD (regardless of brand), because I wouldn't be able to connect it (they said tablecloth pb)...
  Guess what, I immediately called Western Digital and asked them if I could use one of their SSHD (double black or blue SSHD 1 TB) in my Qosmio, they said HD connection/plug-in/tablecloth are identical and compatible.

  So, what makes SSHD not compatible if the tablecloth/connection HD? I do not understand, WD and SEAGATE are selling portable computer product named SSHD.
  This means Qosmio x 870 - 13v is special or what?

• SSHD MQ01ABD100H sound squeaky to spin down & to the stop

  Hello world!

  I recently bought a Toshiba SSHD (model MQ01ABD100H) and tried to install it. First thing, I noticed that BIOS of my HP Probook s 4370 could not find the disc, and therefore Windows did not install on it.

  I was hoping it was an old BIOS problem without acknowledging a SSHD. OK, I said. Update BIOS! Check! But it did not help. Then, I tried and retried it exchanges with the old drive and then start with Hirens boot.

  Hirens boot some utils HDD was unable to read the new SMART SSHD status. Yet once I hoped it was because of beeing SSHD a new design or something like that. Finally I mamanged to partition the drive with one of the utils and then install a new copy of Windows.

  But the thing that bothers me is another: the sound of creaking at every spin down (usually to the computer is shut down). Taking my 15 years of experience which is a sing that the drive will not last much longer. OK, I've had enough.

  Packed this shit and he returned to the store, citing the above problems and ask for a replacement. And today I got my rear disc. The former. With the Squeak. On paper that accompanies it reads: tested disc. No error found. No sh * t...

  Now, I need your advice guys. Before I pick up the phone and send the technician to hell. What noise grinding spin-down? Anyone had similar problems? Should I continue to use the disk and ignore the sound?

  Answers appreciated!
  Kind regards

  Filip

  Hello

  It of difficult to say something about this grinding sound.

  I had a HARD (common 2.5 SATA) internal drive that makes some pinging, but this did not always appear. From time to time I could notice clicks, but the HARD drive was working normally and I have not noticed any problems.

  But of course; in my opinion, everyone could be afraid of these special sounds if it comes from the HARD drive.

  I can give you the appropriate recommendation because it is really hard to tell if its a HARD drive failure, or perhaps not you should simply call the service guy and should try to test another HARD disk.

• SSHD Toshiba MQ01ABD100H - performance issue

  Hello!

  I bought a new Toshiba SSHD MQ01ABD100H. Set up in the laptop Asus N56VZ with Windows 8.

  Question: should I install the Intel rapid storage technology allowing for my laptop ASUS driver?

  I pointed out to him that there is difference in the work of SSHD Toshiba MQ01ABD100H with intel driver implemented and not implemented.

  What's best for my SSHD drive for better performance?

  > Question: should I install the Intel rapid storage technology allowing for my laptop ASUS driver?
  I'm not sure if your laptop requires the installation of this driver.
  Generally, it depends on s laptop hardware / controller and you should specify this detail with the manufacturer of the laptop.

  The MQ01ABDxxxH series supports max 6.0 Gbit/s, but this will be possible ONLY if the controller s notebook support 6.0 Gbit/s too.

  By the way: Here you will find all the specifications of MQ01ABDxxxH and details:
  [Sheet MQ01ABDxxxH | http://storage.toshiba.eu/cms/en/hdd/solid_state_hybrid_drives/product_detail.jsp?productid=525]

• ProBook 6440 b: replace the HARD drive with SSHD on HP Probook 6440 b

  Hello
  I am trying to replace the drive HARD original (Seagate Momentus 320 GB at 7200 RPM) with new SSHD (SSHD Sagate 500 GB;) REF: ST500LM0000). I've updated the BIOS without any problem for the F.60 Rev.A version (November 30, 2015). The operating system, I try to install from the DVD is Windows 10.

  Problem is that the installation process of Windows this new disc see. At the step where you set up new partitions, the disk is not visible.

  The installation process of Windows is an option to load drivers for the drive. It may be enough to have a driver. But I don't know which driver to use.

  Could you please tell me how to correctly install a new drive? BIOS is somehow locked on the original disk? Or in what could be the problem?

  I thank very you much for your time. I'm sorry for my bad English.

  Lukas

  In the BIOS, try to assign device SATA AHCI Mode.

  It's under Advanced > device configurations

• ProLiant ML110G5: replacement of the primary drive - western digital black company re or seagate sshd in proliant ml110g5

  My current Samsung Spinpoint reached its end of life and very expensive, I need to replace.

  However, what is most prudent choice for good old classic?
  
  Make myself a Seagate Desktop SSHD 1 TB (SSD hybrid drive) or a WD Re - 1 TB drive.

  Do not forget that I just need to replace the main drive for the hypervisor server operating system and the applications on the basis of Windows 2008 R2 Server that is used as our office server and the server of the developer for applications web php.

  Yours truly,

  AnthonyK wrote:
  

  Interesting

  .....  Samsung SM825 enterpise SSD I get its first owner for 60 USD?

  Yours truly,

  Hello

  Well, that's very good price given NON-defective.

  Kind regards.

• upgrade the hard drive internal 1 TB SSHD to the Macbook pro (pro mid-2010)

  OS X El Capitan (10.11.3)

  MBP 13-inch, mid 2010

  2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  RAM: 8 GB

  I just bought this Seagate 1 TB SATA SSHD 54.

  Is it possible that I can clone the old hard drive (250 MB) on this new disc hard safely?

  A video supposed to be removing the old disk, replace it with the new hard drive, use a SATA adapter cable to connect the old drive to MBP.

  After that, use 'Super Duper '...  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=9KQG4yBRTGI

  My question is, has anyone tried to do these updates?

  All suggestions are welcome! Thank you in advance. I bought a new battery, upgrade the RAM and now the SSHD (no SSD. ) Forward to the last step. I don't know if I'll really have a more rapid aging, but I am hopeful!

  I got Seagate SSHDs in my Mbps, and will not otherwise by installing an OSX than any other type of HARD drive.

  I suggest that you install it in a closed enclosure and connect to your MBP via USB.

  Open disk utility > erase and format the SSHD for Mac OS extended (journaled) and a GUID partition.

  Use a third party application like Carbon Copy Cloner (not free, but worth the price) to copy all data from the drive HARD internal as well as the recovery partition.

  Start the MBP with the OPTION key and select the new SSHD.

  If it starts the MBP, proceed to the physical exchange of hard disks.

  Ciao.