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• hpdskflt.sys of loading for unnecessary ssd driver

  Windows 7 64-bit sp1 does this driver

  hpdskflt.sys

  What is useless for one ssd drive. I tried to remove it from sys32 but computer BSODed. Where this driver comes from the bios, registry, etc.?

  Thank you.

  I found the answer that's coming from the BIOS HP and land in the registry. Suggestions on how to remove it would be appreciated.

  Thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention in my post that I replaced my original drive with an SSD. If I didn't like the idea of a file .sys running for the reader who clearly didn't have mechanical protection. I have no idea, but if the pilot was originally a useless, but little problem for the SSD then I tried to stop.

  I found the answser: replace accelometer.sys .xxx and the same dll .xxx. Go to the Device Manager, expand System devices and uninstall "sensor protection". Who did.

  Now Windows Update asks me to replace the driver. I just ignore and see if there entry registry to remove.

  Problem solved from my point of view.

• Replacment for X61s ssd drive

  Hello

  I am looking for replacement ssd drive for my Lenovo X61s. Initially, I decided it's going to be Intel X - 25 V 40 GB or 80 GB X 25 - M.

  I found the following Intel with apparently the same settings on the SSD market. I have visited many sites, I searched and there is no explanation of the codes and how they differ. Maybe some of you has such a comparison.

  Intel X 25 - M 80 GB SSD 2.5 "SATA MLC (SSDSA2MJ080G2C1).

  Intel X 25 - M 80 GB SSD 2.5 "SATA MLC (SSDSA2MH080G2R5) BOX.

  Intel X 25-M 80 GB SSD SATA (SSDSA2MH080G2C1)

  Intel X 25 - M 80 GB SSD SATA2 2.5 "SSDSA2MH080G2K5 (909118).

  Intel SSD X 25-M 80 GB MLC SATA 2.5 inch (SSDSA2MH080G1C1)

  Intel SSD X 25-M 80 GB SATA2 ML C (SSDSA2MH080G1C5)

  Intel X 25 - M 80 GB SSD SATA2 2.5 "MLC (906102).

  Prices are fundamentally different and it sort of the same X 25 - M 80 GB. I can't understand which is 7mm and 9.5 mm in height. I'll try to change a HARD drive in the laptop Lenovo X61s and don't know which suit you best.

  Your

  MH is the original G2, MJ implements NAND for OEM cusomers level, no increase in performance. The R5 is the retail, includes desktop Board supports, the C1 are OEM (drive only). You should at the very most, 9.5 "high road (height of the standard Player 2.5").

• Change the disc to boot from a HARD for one SSD drive

  Hello world.
  I am writing this post because I just bought a Crucial 64 GB SSD v4 and I have Windows 7 64 bit home edition (original) installed on the HARD drive. I need to know how to perform a clean installation on the SSD and how stand the PC of the it. Thanks to all in advance.

  Hello

  The first question for you is if you have a Windows DVD system disk or a partition of your drive hard that you installed Windows from? The second question is if you have a laptop or desktop computer, and if the SSD is already installed on your computer and formatted? And the third question is to know if you have a product key for Windows Home Premium OS to install on SSD?

  Assuming that the SSD is already installed and you have a product key for the version of Windows you want, the simplest method is to use a Windows DVD or create a DVD of Windows System. If you do not have a Windows DVD, you can download the ISO file for the version of Windows Home Premium 64-bit (Service Pack 1) from here: http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-58997.iso .

  In addition, if you need an application to burn the ISO on DVD, you can use the Windows application which is built into Windows. Simply right click on the ISO file image and click on burn to... Once you have the system disk, you can use to do a clean install of Windows on your new SSD.

  The other option is the use of an application of part 3 to transfer your current Windows your HHD's existing operating system to your new SSD. Such a request is EaseUS Partition Master, downloadable here: http://download.cnet.com/Easeus-Partition-Master-Free-Edition/3000-2248_4-10863346.html?tag=mncol;1 .

  In both methods, you will need the SSD drive installed in your system in order to load it with the operating system. And as I say, the simplest method is to do or have a DVD of Windows System.

  If you would answer the questions I ask myself, I can scroll the process in more detail, although enforcement EaseUS is quite explicit and includes several wizards to guide you through the process.

  Let me know what other assistance I can provide.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• not enough options for the SSD drives?

  I intend to buy a desktop XPS 8700 special edition. I am disappointed that it doesn't give options for this model - for hard drives, only "2 TB 7200 RPM SATA Hard Drive 6.0 Gb/s + 256 GB SSD"-which is obviously a good combination, but for me, I think that a smaller SSD drive would be nice. "" Otherwise, I like the rest of the system. A friend who built his own PC says it has installed an SSD of 128 G and it is sufficiently large with Win8, MS Office, Photoshop and other large programs installed.

  So it of just a comment, is not a problem, but I hope that Dell would offer more options, including a drive to 3 or 4. A Dell technician suggested going to road work stations - but when I looked there, I was a little confused on the readers - workstations all seem to have several readers, probably for Raid configurations, which is something over my head and on my needs.

  Or is it a good idea to have a lot of free space on the SSD drive?

  Hi Hellogoodby,

  Thanks for your comments. It isn't that much of a difference in cost between the 128 GB and 256 GB SSD. Dell is probably buying in bulk from the right and customer demand now, most people want 256 GB or more. You are absolutely right that 128 GB is plenty for the OS and applications. I have a 250 GB Samsung Evo and have used less than 50 GB for the operating system, office and all my other apps.

• How can I migrate JUST a BONE from a HARD for one SSD drive, by the way, the HARD drive is a laptop and I use the SSD on a new office, I just built.

  I tried to start with my computer desktop laptop HARD drive, which of course, did not work.

  and I can't connect several hard drives or SSD for my laptop, how do I migrate JUST windows 7 and not the rest of my hard drive to my new SSD?

  Install Windows 7 on an SSD will require a "clean install", using your original Windows 7 installation DVD.  Please review: Windows 7 and SSDS: secrets and tweaks of the development of installation

• For one SSD HARD drive swapping

  Permutation of my HARD for one SSD drive

  Dear people;

  I recently bought a Dell SSD to swap with my HDD on my Studio 1558, Windows 7, 64-bit failure.

  What I needed to know, is the image of the system will be enough to transfer all files and program, so the OS on the SSD. As much free disk space is concerned, I have more than enough to copy on.

  I am concerned about Microsoft not to validate the transfer of Windows 7? I also have an OS drive that Dell sent me. Wouldn't be better to use it instead of the image of the system?

  I thought that I would make sure I do that when the hour comes-any day now.

  Thanks for your time.

  dwdraw2

  You must install windows from the installation media, and then reinstall all your programs and files. System images are only to reinstall on the same disk or a disk of size even. There is no problem with the license. This isn't for the computer hard drive. Reactivation should not be a problem, but you might have to talk to a person to explain the replacement of disc.

• Exchange HARD SSD drive void my warranty?

  Hello

  I am loss my warranty if I change the drive hard hdd for one ssd drive?

  N ° you will not lose your warranty.
  Be careful. If you need help let us know.

• Satellite A500 - 14K does support SSD drive?

  Hello everyone,

  I'm considering buying an SSD to replace the old hard isk of my Satellite A500 - 14K with an SSD.
  I have a question: it's going to be that simple:
  -excerpt from my old hard drive
  -Insert the SSD 2.5 "
  -use the recovery DVD to reinstall vista and w7

  Is this laptop * tatooed * which would prevent this kind of replacement?

  a s SSD not as expensive as it was a few years ago but it is still expensive and I don't want to buy an SSD that I can't use!

  Thanks for your answers,

  Olivier

  Hello

  In most cases is not a big problem for the SSD drive works correctly.
  I made these updates on my old Toshiba laptop and it worked normally.

  Sometimes, it would be possible that an SSD would not be recognized in the BIOS. Such compatibility problem could be linked to the SSD drive firmware, but it happens in very rare circumstances

• Is there a 2.5 inch Bay for an SSD in my case, p7-1154 Pavilion?

  I want to replace my HARD for one SSD drive in my HP Pavilion p7-1154. Is there a Bay 2.5 "in the case, or what I need to buy an adapter to go from 3.5" to a 2.5 bat "?

  Hello

  Open the PC and look under the lower optical Bay.  You might be able to adapt a 2.5 drive "to this place, but this could be a problem.

  Otherwise, you can use the hard drive with adapters cage or lower optical Bay it is open also the use of adapters.

  ' HP ' how-to ' articles should be useful.

• Update: change of hard - ssd drive

  Product: computer hp laptop dv4 1220 US
  I'm lucky my HARD for one SSD drive, but I can not found in bios setup how to change sata ahci mode.

  The computer is configured by default to ahci... nothing to lose with. Install the SSD and good luck!

• SSD drive update

  I just installed a crucial 256 GB ssd in my HP Pavilion laptop dv7 I bought at hp 2010-11. My problem is how can I change the ide to ahci mode mode?

  I called HP and receives the same answer, that AHCI is enabled in windows 7 software. technical support for HP ssd drives document is c02435719. Thank you and I hope this helps someone else who is having this problem.

• Conversion of SSD drive for the reader to boot on m7 with Win8

  I just bought a new m7-j020dx (product code E4S19UA #ABA) with Windows 8 from Best Buy.  Unfortunately, it came with a standard hard disc (HDD), and I would like to install a Solid State Drive (SSD).  I have an Intel 320 and 530 series-reader.  But I was not able to get a bootable from that disc.

  The first thing I tried was cloning the drive to plant on a new disk of 530 series using AOMEI Backupper.  I got an error writing on the partition of the third.  I thought that maybe the drive was bad, so I tried again with an Intel 320 series SSD drive.  Same mistake.

  The next attempt was to clone the disk to another disk of 1 TB (connected via USB), reduce the main partition with MiniTool and clone of the 320 series SSD.  The cloning went well.  However, with the new installed SSD, the computer will not start, and I get "Error0x0000225", something about a file not found.  Disable "secure starting" in the BIOS setup has not helped (I did after the clone).

  So I thought I would do a clean install of win 8.  I generated a recovery on a 32 GB USB SanDisk player disc using Win8 recovery disk generator (as indicated on the site of HP).  I then ran the program of recovery out of the USB drive and after a few hours of software installation driver and several reboots, I get a message from HP, indicating that the installation was not complete.  Reinstall did not help.

  I don't know what the problem is.

  What the recovery disk USB one made from the original bad HARD drive (we get only a single shot at it)?  Do I need media of the order of HP on disks?  Are there problems with the use of SSDS on those computers?  Should I not a BIOS settig correctly (UEFI)?  Is there some Intel storage drivers clutter it?

  I think my next step will be to create a disc Image and place it on the SSD drive.  But I doubt that this solves the problem with the start to it.

  Another option might be to build fresh using Win8 media, then download and install each driver from the HP website.

  Any ideas out there in the land of the experts?

  Vachsen wrote:
  

  Thank you, erico, for advice.

  I tried this with 320 (160 GB) series and SSD 530 series (120 GB and 240 GB).  Actually, I have not tried on the 240GB again, just two other. . The 240 GB SSD is the best candidate. During cloning, using a larger SSD is the best for worms down the road when other programs are installed.

  So far, I've done everything suggested this that caramel:

  -Updated the BIOS for later: F.43. 03/01/2014 (HP support site).

  -Installed Intel Rapid Storage Technology v. 12.9.0.1001 (taken from the Intel site).

  -Updated the firmware of the 530 series 120 GB using Intel SSD Toolbox v2.0.10 of 06/20/2013 (from Intel).

  -The series 160 GB 320 firmware was up to date.

  -Installed the Data Migration Software Intel v. 2.0, dated 29/04/2013 (taken from the Intel site).

  -Updated environmental Support UEFI v5.3.3.0 dated 26/09/2013 (on the HP support site)

  -Enabled secure boot.

  Even using Data Migration tool Intel did not work.  Before Support UEFI environment, data migration tool would go to the step to reset but does not start what whether manually or to another.  Support UEFI environment, the software says simply "Operation failed." Following the manual data migration softwarecan be a bit tricky. There are a few things about the bootind of the Acronis loader * which must be carefully designed for the operation to succeed.  Intel also has a forum which can help as well.

  
  

  When I hit F10 and in the Configuration of the system, the Intel RST is not available.  So I suspect there is something not right here. The suggestion of updating the BIOS of caramel didn't across before it was made. It was not necessary and therefore not a good plan. I suggest that you use the Diagnostics UEFI and rollback to the previous BIOS. If you need advice with those just let me know. I have a few images that should show you what you should see. 

  A number of things, I noticed I did upgrades:

  -The site of HP support for my computer has Intel Rapid Storage Technology 12.0.7.1002 v, dated 30/06/2013 is earlier than on the Intel site.  Maybe I should roll back. That must be rolled back to the version shipped by HP. I see you introduced makes as stated in a previous post.

  -The HP support site has two distinct "RST", storage technology products a quick and a quick start technology.

  Intel has "RST" next to their rapid storage technology, so I might be confused.  I have installed the driver of the technology of quick start on the HP support site so if it is not already on the computer, perhaps it is not running and is the "RST" which is the missing piece.  In fact, same caramel said I need fast boot technology driver and then linked to download Rapid Storage Technology driver. Do not pay attention to what it says caramel.

  Here are two of the same?  Support site of HP with two drivers and version numbers, I suspect not.   Any ideas would be useful.  They are indeed different.

  The Intel Rapid Storage Technology softpaq sp61600.exe driver provides NCQ (native command qeueing) features for the SATA controller.

  The Intel Rapid storage Technology driver softpaq sp61325.exe is supposed to improve the SSD or mSATA consumption of hibernation and also imrove the resume from hibernation.

  You can't even consider installing either softpaq to clone the drive. It is always better to keep things simple.

  The SATA cable USB you use has two connectors usb at one end?  It is necessary to provide enough power for the SSD for data migration is not. Connect each usb connector to a different usb port.

  Dan

  Intel also recommends the free use of third parties such as cloning utilities

  http://www.EASEUS.com/disk-copy/

  http://Clonezilla.org/downloads.php

  http://www.partitionwizard.com/products.html

  EASEUS is, in my opinion, the best of the three.

• USB port from a digital Multiport card will not read the external SSD drive. Right USB - c for the USB adapter works fine.

  USB port from a digital Multiport card will not read the external SSD drive. Right USB - c for the USB adapter works fine.

  It's a new 12 '' MacBook

• 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.