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• Cloning windows 7 for SSD (different controller)

  Basically I change hard drive, so I would use the cloning utility (if all goes well he leaves me the image of the system partition).

  But the SSD is attached to another controller, I added later.

  For Win7 has no drivers to start on it (other than those that are set up to display the controller).

  So I wonder how to integrate the drivers if needed, or what I would do in advance to avoid problems.

  thx a lot

  When you clone, it creates an exact replica of the layout of the partition. The minimum I recommend, if you plan to use cloning is to create a system repair disc:

  Step 1:

  See the instructions below how to do this using Easeus do save:

  http://www.TODO-backup.com/backup-resource/data-transfer/move-Windows8.1-from-HDD-to-SSD.htm

  You will probably need an external hard drive with enough space for the installation of backup hard disk.

  Also check:

  Create a Microsoft - Windows - system repair disc

• Get the CD hard BONES for older systems?

  I have 2 computers dell home, old and warranty status. I have tags of service for each of them. Due to hardware upgrades and screwed disc, I need the Dell OS delivered for recovery of a system has crashed. When I put in the service tag in order to send a request to the OS CD, I get a message saying "your system is now out of warranty. Please contact Support technique Dell for assistance. "I don't have the possibility to do a DELL restore (from the hard drive), because it is inconsistent with the partitioning/formatting that I tried. How can I get OS CD, I can restore the machine to its original factory State?

  From 2010, Dell no longer ships the CD of the OS (operating system). Reference software Dell provided on the system, you need to use to make the OS restore CD upward. If you do not and the system warranty has expired, you must purchase the CD from a 3rd party provider.

• Question of cloning for SSD upgrade on 12 Macbook Pro

  Previously, I did an upgrade to SSD on my Macbook Air to 2012 according to the instructions of JetDrive transcend. Basically connection via USB 3 and using Mac OS X to clear (and format) disc utilities new SSD, then restore again SSD and then remove the original 128 GB SSD and insert the new 480 GB SSD.  For about a month and so far without problem.

  Now I'm trying to 2012 Macbook upgrade my Pro partner (on 10.11.6).  I got a Crucial SSD MX300 to replace his HARD drive.  Crucial comes with (or recommend) Acronis software.  And a lot of the messages of the forum recommend Carbon Copy Clone.

  My question is if I can use the same method for the cloning of the HD as my Macbook Air (just restore disk of Mac OS X utilities)?  This time, I'm upgrading HARD drive and I don't know if something is different.  At the same time, if I got lucky the first time, I don't not ruin Macbook Pro my spouse this time.

  Thank you.

  Yes, you can use disk utility to clone your MBP wives, but unlike CCC, it will not clone the recovery and Partition.

• HP dv7-6b50eb: HP recovery launches the cloned SSD, impossible to install win7 on the SSD.

  Hello

  I recently bought an SSD to accelerate my HP DV7. So I tried to clone my previous 1 TB to my 250 GB SSD hdd, but it seems that it's quite simple. :-(.

  I have created the exact same partitions (with the same size, orders, except for my main Windows partition type of course being given my SSD is much smaller) on the SSD as on my old Hdd. After that I made an exact copy of each 3 partitions (HP Recovery partition, system and tools Hp) but instead of copying the windows partition, I left a void on the SSD as the size of the Windows on the old hard drive partition is larger (the data) than the available size on the remaining on the SSD partition. I thought that I could boot on the SSD drive and start the restore process to install Win7 on the empty partition. But when I restart the pc, it does not seem to recognize the boot SSD partition, he prefers not to say "No operating system found".

  I also tried to activate the 3 partition directly (which is the recovery partition) to directly on boot as the partition, but it did not work either. The partition to activate before it was the 1st partition (which is the SYSTEM partition), but he has not worked either.

  Can someone help me do that cloning to work?

  FYI, I did the cloning and the creation of the partition using fdisk and dd on ubuntu.

  Thank you.

  Hi Wawood and Mista B,.

  Thanks for your comments I have a previous message, but strangely I have not found trace of the previous message, maybe I forgot to press the 'POST' button:-s.

  In any case, I was thinking that I understand your remarks Wawood but my goal isn't specifically for the windows on my new SSD partition (not interested in reducing the windows partition, it is just a statement), it was ok for me to any re - install from the recovery partition, a windows 7 from scratch.

  And I'd say Mista B by saying that it would have been stupid HP do not allow someone to use the recovery on the same pc partition, just because it has a different hard drive.

  Finally, I managed to do what I wanted to for those who are interested (HP is not so stupid after all:-p), here's the method I used to clone my hard drive of 1 TB to my 250 GB SSD and keep all the native HP (recovery, hp_tools, System) partitions with a 1 TB hard drive works correctly.

  So what I have is:

  -J' put the SSD as a second drive on my laptop (I guess it should work in the same way if connected by USB)

  -J' I started my pc and downloaded the EaseUs partition master

  -J' ran the program and began by doing a thorough cleaning of the SSD

  -J' made a copy of the system partition of my hard drive of 1 TB to my SSD

  -J' made a copy of the partition my hard drive of 1 TB HP_TOOLS to my SSD

  -J' made a copy of the recovery of my 1 TB hard drive partition to my SSD

  -J' created a new empty NTFS partition in the remaining partition

  I'm done with the same exact score as agenda in my 1 TB HDD.

  1. THE SYSTEM

  2 NTFS empty

  3 recovery

  4.HP_TOOLS

  After that my SSD was not bootable, because the MBR has not yet been copied.

  Then I started a live CD of Ubuntu and I installed boot-repair and he ran.

  I chose the advanced options and set set the mbr and boot from the partition 3.

  I then put the partition recovery (partition 3) as being ACTIVE.

  I removed the hard drive of 1 TB of the laptop (to avoid any error during execution of recovery which ends with the recovered 1To:-p) beeing and replaced it with the SSD.

  I then rebooted the laptop and it starts directly on the recovery partition. I finished in the recovery strategy (I could not choose the recovery from an earlier point in time given that the windows partition is empty (no windows backup)).

  I chose over the full restore, the slight recovery with only OS and drivers and it does the job of recovery. Now that the of what I write this resolved thread :-).

  Hope this helps some people out there with the same questions.

• white macbook 6.1 10.6.8 (4 GB SSD 512 RAM) which is the best os upgrade for me

  white macbook 6.1 10.6.8 (4 GB SSD 512 RAM) which is the best os upgrade for me

  Computer works wonders but new applications are not supported by 10.6.8

  Unless you have a specific reason to choose one plus one, El Capitan.

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• retrieve the time backup machine for new ssd internal

  I had to replace my internal HD on a 2012 end iMac, so I went to SSD.

  I had saved my first system and files in Time Machine before that.

  What is the process of a) formatted internal SSD new and b) recovering the original of external backup Time Machine?

  As I have to reseal the iMac just to make it work, I don't want to have to open it again to play with the new SSD!

  Hope that you already have a boot USB OS X in hand disc (I always have a copy must have on hand).

  Plug the USB into the USB port and Time Machine,

  by key pressing 'option' as soon as 'chime' begins.

  You can choose the selection of the boot drive.

  OR

  If your SSD does not start on her file (e.g. blank) - it should start automatically via the USB.

  (a) - Yes, using "disk utility" - in the menu bar superior, to partition the drive (GUID) first

  (b) then choose 'continue' to install the OS X - at the end, you will be asked few options - recover via Time Machine.

  After the restoration, you can run a few updates so that the system will work like the old set up.

  Most of the software should work, but somehow, some software required "activation key" again.

  Those notorious - Rosetta Stone (language). -J' had to communicate with them, uninstall the old drive first.  Microsoft Office can be too fickle.

  Make sure that OS X are the same version (you can't have 10.11 on Time Machine, try using the boot USB 10.10 disk) targeted installed OS X must be the same or more recent than the OS X version of the time Machine.  For example, if your Time machine backup contains 10.10, then you can either use drive start USB 10.10 and 10.11 for the restore process.

  Sam

• I just installed an SSD on my imac 24 inch 2007 but at the start of the computer does not see the drive. How to use the terminal to look for? Thank you

  I just installed an SSD on my imac 24 inch 2007 but at the start of the computer does not see the drive. How to use the terminal to look for? Thank you

  Can she be seen by disk utility (and which version of Mac OS X is)

• Use of the COMPENSATOR for SSD

  Can someone enlighten me on how to use the TRIM for my SSD function? According to Windows, the TRIM is enabled. What I need to know, is if it is a function that is called and executed automatically by the system? Or is this something that I need to manually call as a routine preventive maintenance (similar to the use of defragment)? Thanks for any advice.

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
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  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Useful information for SSD users with NVIDIA motherboards:

  Even if the Trim is enabled in Windows 7, mothers nForce NVIDIA cards do not send the order to the SSD TRIM.

  You can uninstall the well Nvidia controller in Device Manager and install the controller IDE from Microsoft, that allows to send commands to COMPENSATION for SSDS.

  Head to the Device Manager (menu start open, type Device Manager), and click on "IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers" and you will see 3 Nvidia Serial ATA Controllers. Right click on one of them and click on 'Properties' and go to the tab 'Pilot' 'Update Driver '. Click on "Browse my computer", then "Let me choose". You will see the option to choose "Standard dual channel PCI IDE Controller". Click this button and click on 'Next' and let it install.

  Do the same for the other Nvidia controllers in Device Manager, and then restart your system. After you have installed the controllers, you will be asked to restart again.

  SSD will have now a slight performance gain with the TRIM command, and ordinary hard drives also have a slight increase as well.

  I have an ASUS P5N - D 750i SLI motherboard and now my Trim actually works.

• My Windows 7 Professional Office system disk has been corrupted and I took the opportunity to install a SSD for a new system disk and reinstall Windows.  The system is installed and running on the SSD, with my old drive system currently used for storage a

  My Windows 7 Professional Office system disk has been corrupted and I took the opportunity to install a SSD for a new system disk and reinstall Windows.  The system is in place and running on the SSD, with my old drive system now used for storage as it is still readable.  The only product Adobe, that I reinstalled so far is drive XI but I would like to reinstall items 8 and Acrobat 9 without occupying more licenses that both are also installed on my laptop.  Can you tell me the best way to do it?  -Thank you

  If you have two activations allocated already and one was lost on the hard drive that has failed, then you must contact the Adobe Support via chat and ask them to reset your activations.

  To the link below, click on the still need help? the option in the blue box below and choose the option to chat...

  Serial number and activation support (non - CC) chat
  http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/global/Service1.html ( http://adobe.ly/1aYjbSC )

• Disable the BONES for permanent monitor

  I have connected my all in a "touch" to a laptop and say to use the thing only for a silent monitor.  Touch screen is NOT responsive.

  I have the monitor again all in one PC (android OS) to the computer laptop recovery for some time.  How can I turn off all in a 'PC' functionality so I don't have to push and push and tap repeatedly on ODF and HDMI buttons to get moved to the plain old monitor?

  mowriter,

  Unfortunately, the only way to avoid this would be to turn off the external display. When you turn the laptop back on him giving a few seconds and then re - turn on the external display, it should automatically detect the phone by pushing a signal and go to the right so that the display rather than tap the buttons on the screen.

• Transfer Win 7 for SSD

  How can I transfer my data from my hard drive to an ssd? And a new facility is the best way to go with a ssd?

  How to pass Windows 7 to a larger hard drive to a smaller SSD drive using Acronis True Image:
  http://www.PAGESTART.com/win7sddatihim05011201.html
   
  Get Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit to a 500 GB hard drive for an SSD of 32 GB (the technique is valid for large units SSD.) using Acronis True Image Home 2012 (trial version) image backups. Acronis includes a way to clone the HDD to the SSD unit, but unfortunately the cloning is not supported in the trial version.

  How to pass Windows 7 from a larger hard drive to a smaller SSD using Norton Ghost 15.
  http://www.PAGESTART.com/win7g15ssd09241201.html

  Move Windows 7 on a 500 GB hard drive for an SSD 128 GB using Norton Ghost 15 (full product).
  Ghost includes the ability to create backups of your current player Image and a way to copy a hard drive to SSD unit.

  Free alternatives:
  EASEUS Todo Backup Home V6
  (Note: Todo Install, then create a diskette "emergency" before you start creating your first backup)
  http://www.TODO-backup.com/products/home/free-backup-software-features.htm

  Note: The version 'Home' (not free) supports the 'cloning', which works also when moving a hard drive to an SSD.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Satellite R830 - support Sata III for SSD drives

  Hello

  Why Toshiba Satellite R830 does not support Sata III, although the plug to motherboard. indicate that it is possible?

  So you can not significantly increase the performance of your laptop by replacing the HARD drive with disk SSD Sata III. Is it possible to activate the Sata III (6 Mbps) on R830?

  All the system settings? It's also kind of bios update request necessary support SSD and SATA III...

  Any help is appreciated! :)

  > It shows that SATA III is supported, but when you install the SSD SATA III disc it does not work with higher speeds to ~ 250 MB/s (cases Crucial M4).

  From my own experience many SSD readers need a updated firmware that is provided by the manufacturers of SSD drives.

  But readers in the R830 SSD seems to support these specifications:
  Host interface: Max 300 MB/s
  Reading data supported: Max 250 MB/s
  Writing data supported: Max 160 MB/s

  By the way: the R830 supports a Mobile Intel HM65 Express Chipset and the chipset supports the storage interface high speed supports up to 6 Gb/s transfer rate for improved data access. Provides up to 6 SATA ports, 3 Gb/s with up to 2 ports support 6 Gb/s transfer rate.

• The MBP 13 "with an SSD upgrade

  I want to upgrade my Macbook Pro 13 "(fin 2011)." I want to remove the optical drive and replace it with the SSD. The problem is that my hard drive is almost 400 GB occupied out of 500 GB. The budget SSD will be the 250 GB. How should I proceed in this case, I want the OS can be completely copied into the SSD and the rest of the things in the hard drive. Have I not clone entire hard drive SSD or copy only the operating system work? Applications work if they are in the hard drive and operating system is in SSD.

  Usually in the facilities of double disc such as you plan, the DSS should have the OSX installed on it and find where the current HARD drive.  The HARD drive is then placed in the location of the DVD player.  But the final choice is always yours.

  Back up your data on an external HARD drive.

  Because the SSD will not have the capacity to hold all of your data, I recommend that you format the SSD drive, install the OSX and install it in the MBP.

  Then you have some decisions to make.  What data do you want on the SSD and what data to remain on the HARD disk in the location of DVD?  From inside connectivity is much faster than USB (unless you have a connection available Thunderbolt), I would setup the backup disk in the DVD drive and data location 'drag & drop' for the SSD.

  Depending on the capacity/performance of the HARD drive and HARD drive backup, you can keep them where they are or trade.  If keep you them where they are, clear the outboard/back up in the car and the two internal drives to backup.  If change you disks, clone the drive that now is outboard to the internal HARD drive (it has all of your data and the top OSX) and then erase the drive HARD outside and safeguarding the two internal drives for it.

  Life would be simpler if you can afford a 500 GB SSD.

  Ciao.

• Portege Z930 - need of external controller for SSD drive internal

  My Board TOSHIBA Portege (ex-portable) (Z930) burned with hot water. I removed the small SSD and now need to transfer the data with a USB drive on another PC.

  I borrowed from a friend a SATA USB adapter with 2 interfaces and even small connectors for SATA was not small enough for SSD from TOSHIBA. Apparently, I need a special SATA USB adapter that installs on TOSHIBA Portege mSata.

  The reason why I wrote here is because there are many SATA USB adapters in internet advertised, but it seems that they have larger connectors. While TOSHIBA calls the marked thereon mSATA SSD, but several people call mSATA for one size larger SSD.

  I don't want to order that something does not again. Is there someone who already removed SSD Portege?
  Could you give me a link for such adapter?

  The laptop was equipped with a chip HM77 Intel Panther Point and with the launch of the Intel chip allowed laptop manufacturers to integrate SSD form factor mSATA (micro SATA).

  There is also a difference between the mSATA form factors
  The mSATA being limited to four chips (NAND) only, Intel has developed a new standard mSATA called m2 or mSATA2.

  In many cases, this is also called NGFF (new generation form factor)
  This standard m2 is longer and has more low a profile

  I'm not sure if this Z930 Portege supports mSATA or mSATA2, but you check the internal SSD drive where this information should be available