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• MacBook Pro 2012 sporadically slowdown since the upgrade: SSD ALL SSAY!

  Hello

  I recently updated from a Samsung 850 Evo 256 GB SSD to the 1 TB version. Everything worked perfectly on El Capitan before the upgrade.

  Since then, my Macbook (15-inch, mid-2012, 9.1) is very reliable. It has constantly been extremely hot, that fans speed up at bottom, unless they are overridden by third-party applications (fan SSD command), and even simple things like streaming video may cause the thing to grind to a halt. The battery life is also significantly more bad for exchanging the two SSDS.

  1. almost directly after installation of the SSD using my Time Machine (from the 256 GB SSD), underside of the Macbook backup was extremely hot to the touch and the fans were at full blast all the time. I have reset the SMC and downloaded SSD fan control to override the fans. This seemed to help for a few days, but then...

  2. on the accusation, it slows to a halt, which makes the Macbook unusable. I can't understand why, because it is not as if a particular application is the cause on several occasions. I noticed that kernel_task consuming CPU during one of these "slowdowns", so I tried the fix involving passing the model identifier of IOPluginPlatformFamily.kext after you turn off the csrutil of the recovery partition. But my model identifier was not yet which are listed there, there is nothing to move.

  3. the SSD seems to work very well. Repeated with BlackMagic Disk Speed Test assessment tests show reading and writing almost 500 MB/s.

  3. I ran the Apple hardware test and he told me that he had "no problems found".

  4. I have checked inside the case for excessive dust and has no problem.

  I scoured the internet to find answers and tried every possible solution I found, everything to nothing does not. Any help would be greatly appreciated - I am considering looking for a new laptop if I can't understand what is the problem, as I can't work

  I partitioned the SSD drive immediately after the Time Machine backup - this could be the problem?

  Thank you very much for reading this and for all the advice!

  Tom

  A number of users have had problems with the new Samsung SSD.  Note that Samsung omits Mac compatibility on their web site.  Whether or not this SSD is the problem is unknown at this time.  You might consider to replace it with the prior SSD and see if there is a change.

  First of all, I suggest that reset you the SMC and NVRAM:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204063

  Try a safe boot:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201262

  If no change, remember to reinstall os x.

  txl879 wrote:

  the fans speed up at bottom, unless they are overridden by third-party applications (fan SSD command),

  Application of fan control do you use?  The reason why I ask, is that all of these applications I know, allow to increase the speed of the fan, does not decrease the speed.  To do this involves an element of risk because the conditions may require the speed high ventilation and by the user, reducing can result in thermal shutdown.

  Ciao.

• Is it possible to upgrade SSD on my MacBook Air (13 inches early 2015) and how much it will cost?

  Is it possible to upgrade SSD on my MacBook Air (13 inches early 2015) and how much it will cost?

  Yes, you can upgrade your MacBook Air SSD.

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/MacBook-Air/2013-2014-2015

• Upgrade SSD for Dell XPS 15 9550

  Hello

  I have Dell XPS 9550 with configuration 32 GB SSD + 500 GB HARD disk. I want to upgrade SSD for more space avaliablity.

  But I don't know what type of SSD, I'll need to buy. Also, I read XPS 15 to repair. There are two chapter for the removal and replacement of the SSD in the maintenance manual. First chapter of half-length SSD, second chapter SSD full length.

  What type of SSD is mounted in my laptop? Half or full length?

  How can I identify necessary SSD for me in stores (dimensions, label, etc.)?

  What interface for SSD do I need?  PCIE or SATA?

  What is the map? M2.2280 or PCI-E AIC (-expansion card)?

  Thanks in advance!

  These are all numbers of Dell and descriptions.

  The system uses a PCIe (or is if you want a faster player), 2280 m2 or small size.  UNLESS you buy directly from Dell, it is best NOT to buy versions OEM of SSD (Samsung end pieces in a '1' vs '0' for details).

  OEM spare parts are usually not compatible to end-users by the manufacturer.

  Because you will probably install the operating system for the new SSD, don't forget to make a recovery media set, you need to load the operating system on the larger capacity disk - what you have now is just a cache for the main hard drive.

• Is it true that Windows 7 Home Prime Minister will recognize up to 16 MB of ram? And the Windows 7 Professional upgrade will solve this problem?

  Is it true that Windows 7 Home Prime Minister will recognize up to 16 MB of ram?  And the Windows 7 Professional upgrade will solve this problem?  Does anyone have this done successfully?

  Not all programs can use more memory, so if you have a problem you must specify what the problem is, with what program

• Upgrade SSD and allowing the UEFI again after you install Windows 8

  Hi, having a problem w / install Windows 8 on 128 GB SSD using boot inherited (to easily boot from CD/DVD) and then return to UEFI boot sequence. Model is Dell Inspiron 17r SE. I'm absolutely not an expert on the terminology and technology, so I hope that I am using the correct terms. I removed the 1 TB disk that was originally shipped w / to settle more easily. I am able to install correctly to win 8 to the new disk (using a disc Dell win 8). After I reboot and try to come back back in the UEFI, I get a reboot constant return to the menu of the BIOS/legacy/Windows, UEFI, parameters, Diagnostic Boot Manager. Windows 8 will start only if Legacy option or boot first hard drive is selected. I DO NOT have the msata SSD, so my problem is not in the driver problem intel matrix (or whatever it's called).

  I looked at the PDF of installation of windows 8 in the wiki and forums and basically tells you to put the computer in legacy mode and install Windows 8, it does not say you can return to the UEFI boot. The only thing I do not according to who download drivers SATA on USB/add iso and loading them to install. That would be the question? I wouldn't guess.

  I have also tried to hit SHIFT + F10 to install and enter Diskpart, select disk 0, Clean, convert the GPT and exit and then the installation. No change. Am I supposed to completely install Windows 8, go back to install the drive, do the SHIFT + F10 sequence and then install then it would convert my GPT disk? I would assume install Win 8 would like to ask if you had UEFI and law/format accordingly.

  Questions or comments, please let me know. I would like this mode to get started more quickly. It's fast now through the bios boot, but I wish it were through the UEFI.

  When you use the legacy mode to install Windows 8, your setup application assumes that you want to format the SSD as a MBR disk.  That's why your system keeps jumping from UEFI.  Try to remove your current partitions (the disk must be empty to start), change your mode UEFI system configuration option and using the F12 boot menu a time.  Your computer must have an option on this menu to start your DVD/CD drive UEFI mode.  When you reach this point, remember to select the option to format the drive as a GPT disk.  UEFI mode can manage data the MBR and GPT disks, but if you want to start to UEFI, I'm sure the system drive must be a GPT formatted the player so that there the UEFI boot blocks.

• Qosmio X 870-problems after upgrade SSD

  Hey guys,.

  I try to adapt an SSD at the moment and a bit of trouble. I used the software cloning provided to copy my data and OS anywhere on the SSD, which seems to have worked very well. I adjusted the boot sequence in the BIOS to get the SSD started first. However, I get a screen flickering and delay of loading, it is as if Windows does not work properly.

  I tried taking the HARD drive completely and simply using SSD - it takes Windows to the login screen, allows me to connect but then goes to a completely black screen and I see no office or anything. I can bring up the Task Manager, but that's all... I guess it's a problem with the process of cloning may be?

  The SSD is recognized by my laptop fine and is read/write correctly.

  Now, I want to try a completely new installation of windows on the SSD drive and format my HARD drive in the hope that this will solve the problems. My problem is that I have a preloaded 8 victory on my HARD drive and I have no idea how to do a clean install of it on the SSD - is it possible?

  Each google search on it seems to just suggest readers cloning - I'm confused!

  I use a Qosmio X 870 with Win 8.1

  > I guess it's a problem with the process of cloning, perhaps?
  On this virtual path, it is not easy to confirm.
  In my opinion, you should test the SSD feature in general. Install the original recovery image on SSD and check how it works.

  I improved my Satellite P500 with SSD and installed original recovery image. Everything works perfectly. I'm pretty sure that your Qosmio will be works well with the original version of the OS.

  Can you please test and post comments?

• problem upgrade SSD dv7-3140el

  I am installing a SSD drive as a replacement for the standard hard drive that comes with the laptop in question. I have a set of system restore DVD. At first, I tried to clone my old hard drive, no luck (the system would not start due to a hardware change); so I decided to try with the restoration of the internal system DVD that looks as if it worked, but after the first reboot, it runs commands on a console and then says 'system restore did not complete' (I have it in Italian language, so I don't know the exact English phrase). From there, I can only repeat (unnecessary) or save a log of errors, I did, but all I have is a password protected zip file, which is pretty useless to me.

  Thank you very much in advance for any suggestions you may have

  Concerning

  Enrico

  Hello:

  I can't say for sure, but I think that if.

  You install a legal copy of W7 Home premium (final result) for which you have a valid license.

  Otherwise, you will need to purchase a full OEM version of W7 Home Premium because it's the only way you will get Windows Installer.

  Recovery disks almost always do not work on a smaller hard drive.

• 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

• Portege Z30-A-10w: Win 7 BSOD after upgrade SSD

  Hello

  I am wanting to upgrade a laptop Toshiba-Portege-z30-a-10w of company SSD 128 to 512 SSD
  However when loading windows 7, it crashes when connecting with a blue screen error 0x00000001

  The SSD 512 that I use is
  http://www.crucial.com/USA/en/storage-SSD-M550

  and according to the
  http://www.crucial.com/USA/en/compat...Tege-Z30-a-10W

  It is compatible with the Toshiba portege-z30-a-10w
  I've updated the BIOS of the laptop to V4 30/04/2015 (which to my knowledge is the most recent)
  http://www.Toshiba.co.UK/innovation/...jsp?service=UK
  Moreover I have updated the firmware on the SSD 512 to what, in my view, is the last
  MU02 version
  http://www.crucial.com/USA/en/support-SSD
  However I still get the same problem with Windows 7 to break with a blue screen just before the opening of the session.

  All ideas

  Thank you
  David

  I've never managed to install Windows 7... but I installed Windows 8 and goes on well...

  I have no why, but install Windows 8 seems to allow the 512 SSD to use

  Hope it will be useful.

  David

• Upgrade SSD in Satellite L50 - has

  IM intend to put an SSD in my L50 - A - 1 7 but I don't know if my laptop supports SATAIII.

  IM also not to use my ODD will be a work of caddy hard drive to put my hard drive in there to store data?

  Unfortunately I can't offer you a precise answer to your question on SATA but any standard SATA laptop is such upgrade increase you mobile computer s performance quickly.

  Fact is that SSDS offer substantial benefits over traditional hard drives. It is interesting to note that SATA II SSD will still be faster than virtually any rotation HDD

  To find out what standard SATA laptop I recommend to install one of the two hardware diagnostic tools that are:
  -Everest Home Edition
  -Sisoft Sandra.

  Problem is that your laptop does not have coverage of HARD drive in the lower corner so these updates must be performed by the authorized service provider.

  As far as I know that Toshiba does not HDD caddy so you can try to use some third party caddy but if it will not work correctly is another issue.

• Re: upgrade SSD on Qosmio X 300-112 does not work

  I currently own a Qosmio X 300-112 with two HD 200 GB at the moment, I would like to upgrade my Qosmio by replacing a HD 200 GB with a 64 GB SSD from OCZ (Vertex Turbo (OCZSSD2-1VTXT60G)), which has also a Serial ATA/300 interface. When I restart my Qosmio, the laptop does not pass the Qosmio welcome screen where you can choose F2/F12.

  When I pres F2 for the bios menu, nothing happens. When I press F12 for the boot menu, nothing happens. If I replace the SSD for the old HD, the system boots normally.

  Question: why I can't spend my Qosmio X 300 with a SSD?

  I m not a technician but there must be a compatibility problem.
  Why do you think you can use any HARD or SSD drive, you can find on the market?

  Best example is the upgrade of RAM. There is the same situation. Some brands and some Rams will work properly and some will not even recognized at startup upward.

  Have you tried to remove both hard drives and check if your laptop starts only with SSD?

• Upgrade SSD or hybrid to my T510

  Hi all

  I am considering upgrading my hard drive to my old T510 to 2 years since my original 300 GB drive fills

  I am considering getting an ssd or a Seagate hybrid drive, but I'm not sure.

  I want a faster startup time and improved performance. Right now it takes more than a minute to boot the system and sometimes seconds to load a large multimedia site. However, I also need big storage because I need a windows and linux dual system and a little store a few movies and a lot of music in the laptop. Because I don't want to replace my DVD with a second hdd, I hesitate between the SSD and hybrid.

  I was wondering if any of you have tried the hybrid drive on Thinkpad. How does perform? And anyone who tries it with a dual system? I'm a little worried the dual-boot will mess up with the ssd 6 GB limited is part of the hybrid drive, since it is so little space for both systems and management becomes much more complicated with two totally different file system.

  Also if I would go with an ssd, any recommendations? I looked at Samsung 830, Intel 520 and Crucial m4, all are good, but the problems that they are all SATA III, while my T510 support only SATA II. A bit of waste. But all the SATA II ssd seems just outdated and with older technology.

  Thanks a lot guys!

  fredhdx wrote:
  Thanks for your message and advice. You need a very good point about the controller improved on the new version of ssd and an option of DVD - RW replaceable hot to install a secondary hard drive. Can you explain more about the replaceable option hot? I know that the DVD player, but do you need to buy something like a ultra-baie adapter for the hard disk?

  Yes... need you the ThinkPad Serial ATA Hard Drive Bay adapter III.

  The reference is 43N3412 detailed here. More information about the adapter here (PS: photo shows one IDE connector that is false.) Someone needs to update this image).

  The Bay adapter is hot in that you can safely remove the material at any time & eject your T510 adapter using the physical button under the chassis. I like the provision of better eject buttons on the first series of T.

• Laptop HP Pavilion g7-1154nr - upgrade SSD?

  Hello! I have a HP Pavilion g7-1154nr Notebook PC. I want to upgrade to an SSD.

  Is the drive I can buy

  SanDisk Ultra more SDSSDHP - 128G - G25 2.5 "128 GB SATA III MLC internal Solid State Drive (SSD) for laptop

  What do you think?

  Your help is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  -Michael

  @MistaB Yes, that's what I thought. If it is not tested by HP, it'll be not there in the manuals I guess.

  @MichaelCanton go ahead with SSD. Planning of 128GB? Previously, he was entitled to 500 GB HARD drive? You're going to make the bootable SSD?, then a little larger size would be better:

  http://www.crucial.com/ProductDisplay?StoreID=10151&urlLangId=-1&ProductID=12950&urlRequestType=base&langid=-1&catalogId=10151

  http://www.crucial.com/ProductDisplay?StoreID=10151&urlLangId=-1&ProductID=12929&urlRequestType=base&langid=-1&catalogId=10151

  Hope this solve your problem,

  Thank you

• Upgrade SSD using recovery discs: warnings?

  I would like to start by saying that I am pretty technology-challenged, then kindly appreciate if authors of response could use short and simple words with me.

  I have a 8460p with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit Elitebook. I want to upgrade my HARD drive of 320 GB for a 500 GB SSD. Instead of my current HARD drive cloning, I decided to do a new installation on the new SSD. I don't have a Windows 7 disc, but fortunately, HP includes a recovery with any purchase of Elitebook disc.

  However, I have read elsewhere that using a recovery on a disc SSD is a bad idea because it will lead to "problems of alignment." Well, to tell you the truth, I have no idea what this means, but it sounds bad.

  Yes, I wonder if it is safe to put in my SSD boot on my recovery disk and install Windows 7 like that.

  On an unrelated note, I read a lot of guides on the installation and optimization of SSDS. They say all the different things, which is a little intimidating. (Some people even say to ignore that these guides because many of them were written long ago, back when SSD was still in their infancy, and SSD of today do not need to be optimized.)

  In any case, is one of the things that all the guides say to use the AHCI mode, which is an option that I'm supposed to be able to find in my BIOS (I haven't checked, so I do not know!). My question is: when I should change it to AHCI mode? Before leaving my old HDD and installing my SSD? Or after putting in the SSD? Everything I know about AHCI is that it is supposed to make the SSD run faster.

  Thanks for all the helpful tips!

  Clarissa

  BIOS of your laptop are already set to default AHCI, you need not worry about this. Problems with SSDS come to use a SSD that is smaller than the smallest drive available on the series. In such cases, the recovery discs are confused. You propose to use a 500 GB SSD, so it shouldn't be a problem. Personally, I wouldn't do the factory restore. Instead, you can download an OEM of Windows 7 version that corrresponds to your license. Is - this Windows 7 Professional? It must be the same version, because you will use the key Code on the bottom of your laptop to turn it on. This is a link to download a completely legal, correct recovery disk OEM Windows 7 Professional SP1 64-bit:

  http://MSFT.digitalrivercontent.NET/win/X17-24281.ISO

  It is an .iso. This can be burned to a DVD disc can be used. Return ticket if you have questions, but Windows 7 with a disk image utility that should allow you to do or a software like Nero burning also will burn an .iso on a disc. You can't just burn the .iso to a disk image file. It has integrated Service Pack 1 so you can avoid this first huge update. You can copy the laptop hard drive swsetup folder and it will have all the drivers and software pre-installed. You can also use Windows Easy Transfer to create a file that will restore the files and the browser settings and preferences. If you need assistance.

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