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I have hp envy 6-1012tx with 32 GB ssd and 500 GB of hard drive. I cannt see ssd in my computer. Intel Rapid storage technology software shows as cache drive. I thought that this 32 GB will be available for me to data.but now, I can't understand why this 32 GB is not available in my computer. and how to use it.

I have a craving for 14 with the same case. The performance is really amazing. In fact, HP gave me 14 want to evaluate I does not. It is an i5. My own personal laptop is an i7 with a 512 GB SSD. The Envy 14 seems more fast especially with starting and opening programs. The bad part is very difficult to the new installation of the operating system. The combination of training of the WSSD 32 gig disk hard ordinary is a RAID array and try to install WIndows 7 comes up with a message that there is no hard drive, because the driver for the RAID is not present. I don't know what you want with the 32 gig drive, anyway. I think you get a ton of performance comes to renounce a paltry 32 GB of storage.

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    |

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    =========================================================

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    |   Disc: disk1s2

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    ----------------------------------------------------------

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    ---------------------------------------------------

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    Volume name: Macintosh HD

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