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• Satellite R630 - 11L - sometimes did not recognize the SSD drive

  Hi all

  I have a portable Satellite R630 - 11L and I just bought a Corsair F120 SSD for her, but my laptop a few times did not recognize the SSD drive and fails to start occurs. I searched on the Internet concerning the issue, but there are any topic related to my problem. in recent days, I have updated my bios but the problem remains. for example if I put the computer to sleep and he never wake ups as it should be. the blue windows screen 7 failure comes and an error message 'could not access the windows volume. If portable succesful started without problem occurs until I reeboot the computer. so most of the time I have to restart computer about 5 - 6 times to work normal. At the same time, I opened a topic on the corsair website. They told me to test my drive on another computer, so I test it on laptops, dell and hp to my friends, but there is no any problem don't like this.

  So I test my ssd on an another toshiba laptop R630 which has a different hardware configurations, the problem remains that laptop too...

  So I think toshiba may provide a bios update to fix this problem. This laptop really great, so I don't want to buy another.

  y at - it advice to solve this problem?

  concerning

  Hi machka,.

  > I think that here is the toshiba support forum. is not here?
  Here he s a Toshiba forum, that of right, but you can only chat with normal users like you and me. You will not find someone from Toshiba here.
  The forum is provided Toshiba but for Toshiba users to exchange experience on different products.

  So I think that the Quad is just. No one can say that every SSD is compatible with all computers. You need to understand this!
  There are hundreds of different players and computers on the market and I m sure that no one can test a new computer with all SSD on the market. This is not possible, because it takes a lot of time and more expensive laptops that I think.

  So if the SSD doesn't work, there is nothing that you can wait for the BIOS update.
  Otherwise, you must purchase another SSD. Alternatively, you can ask a service provider allowed in your country, maybe that technicians have already experience with some SSD in Satellite R630. Just ask for that, they are the first contact for you! :)

• I tunes do not recognize my iphone 5 C Windows will recognize it, but itunes won't and I can't sync to my phone. Are there suggestions that reset phone, computer or download itunes?

  I tunes do not recognize my iphone 5 C Windows will recognize it, but itunes won't and I can't sync to my phone. Are there suggestions that reset phone, computer or download iTunes?

  See if the AMDS restart help.

  Instructions here > restart the Service Apple Mobile Device (AMDS) on Windows

• A Pavilion DV9500 will run an SSd?

  I would like to add an SSD in the Bay of spare on my DV9658ea Pavilion in the end what makes my boot drive. The Bios will run an SSD Vista and where I can buy the drive connector and caddy for good install disk on the motherboard. (HP spare parts providers charge almost £90.00 for the relevant parts of the owners)

  Yes.  You can use an SSD as your boot disk and the secondary drive as a storage device.

  You will need a third party software product such as Paragon Drive Copy Pro easily migrate OS to SSD.   Some SSD's come with software cloning exactly for this purpose.

  You will need to find your own source online for the carriage of hard drive and cable.  Just do a Google or Bing search for part number and choose a suppplier that suits you. If you are looking for hard you just maybe even backwards [ick a truck being used and cable.]

• MacBook does not recognize the SSD.

  Hello

  I would like to replace my HDD on my MacBookPro (13 "/ Mid 2010/ElCapitan") with an SSD. I bought a SanDisk card Ultra II 480 GB SSD and SATA to USB cable (this:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251800670431?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=S % 3AMEBIDX % 3AIT TRK).

  I wanted to connect the SSD drive, format, make a copy of my HDD with SuperDuper! and change the part. But seems that my MBP does not recognize the SSD! I can't see it in disk utility, or in the office.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thanks in advance.

  How have you plugged the SSD drive?  It is installed internally or externally via USB?

  Ciao.

• have I not 2 use internet explore so that my laptop will recognize the xbox360 when searching 4 TI

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  have I not 2 use internet explore so that my laptop will recognize the xbox360 when searching 4 it cause I use opera

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• 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

• My 7210 printer will recognize my xD Card media but will not download to my HP Vista computer

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• Lens distortion made in camera in the NAVE - Lightroom will recognize this?

  According to the title really.

  On a Nikon D7000 (and other cameras) you can set it to correct the distortions of lens known behind closed doors.

  If I open then such a nave in Lightroom it will recognize?

  Thank you

  Real lens correction data are not included in the NAVE, just file a few tags on what the goal was used.

  Using these tags, software Nikon applies to the corrections Nikon version. Adobe applies to corrections Adobe version. This type of corrections are applied after that someone interprets Converts raw data into an image.

• ESX 3.5 will recognize additional HDs on PowerEdge 2900 (is not a member of a RAID 1 configuration)?

  Hello gurus/VM-masters

  I am still a novice in the VM world: 3

  The installation program:

  Dell PowerEdge 2900 running VMware ESX Server 3i 3.5.0 build-153875

  Installation of two hard disks in RAID 1

  Only one store of data in RAID1

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  I have an extra hard drive that I want to add. http://Cheetah 15K.6, SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)

  I was wondering if there where it is possible to add additional hard drive and create a new data store to add new virtual machines on it?

  ESX will recognize it as additional storage?

  Is it bad/mess with existing RAID1 configuration?

  Or is it simple, plug-in HD

  Thank you!

  RAID 0 - a definition of tolerance drive no fault, in this case a single PIN.

  Many raid controllers able technical force you to set the drive as a feature available on the controller, before the operating system can see it, in this case a drive would give a raid 0 LUN set on the controller.

  Your controller will accept it is submitted or you need to take the material down to set it. Sometimes, this feature is available via an interface ILOM (Integrated Light Out Manager) of the server allowing the definition without an outtage.

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• First Elements 10 will recognize the MOV files?

  I have a new EOS 60 d Canon camera.  First Elements 10 will recognize the. The videos are stored in the MOV file?

  You are looking in the wrong place - sharing settings. The recommendations that I gave you are for the setting of the project you use when you set first to the top of your project.

  You will know if the setting is correct when you add your clips to the timeline. If there is a red bar across the upper part of the clip you are using the wrong project setting.

  

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• y510p does not recognize the SSD to the first boot.

  I have a new y510p that I received this week. First thing I did was to replace the HD 1 TB with my own OCZ Vertex 4 256 GB SSD Drive.

  When I turn on the laptop for the first time, it does not find a bootable device (through network devices, then says no bootable device). If I use ctrl + alt + delete to restart the laptop, it detects the drive on its own and begins booting in Windows.

  I would like to understand why this does not work the first time? I went into the BIOS and I saw that it says that there is no hard drive detected.

  This worries me a bit, like maybe one day, he decided to no longer recognize the drive after the ctrl-alt-del?

  Everybody that experience and have a work around?

  Thank you!

  Hey Z,.

  I appreciate your response! That's actually what I thought as well. What is strange, this is even after the firmware update, it seems, the question was always present, but I just had my laptop for a while and it booted up and it starts right in Windows.

  I was thinking about it. On the first boot after the update of the firmware probably had some time to "finalize" the update of the firmware, firmware update require a power cycle.

  Maybe the firmware update solve the problem after all, and it only took an another start after the initial report so that it can work properly

  I guess my advice to anyone having the same problem with a disc OCZ Vertex 4 is to spend at least 1.5 firmware (which is what I am now, and it's working properly). Beware that OCZ 1.3-> 1.4 and 1.4-> 1.5 will destroy the data on the disk, so if that's your primary drive, back up everything.

  I'm glad it works now!

• Inspiron 1525 won't recognize Samsung SSD 840

  I try to install Windows 7 Home 64 bit to a new 840 Samsung SSD. It has been one problem after another, but I'll try to make the point.

  Tried to install DVD that starts very well and then right before the tax EULA says I need a CD/DVD driver (!). How to be with if this is really the case? I can't find any driver for it from the Dell support site so I'm stuck there.

  Anyway. A lot of research later. Know that startup and installation of the USB will work around that. It's true! I can accept the EULA and it goes to which I select the hard drive. No hard drive is displayed.

  Laptop firmware has been updated to A17. No joy.

  I can connect the SSD drive to another computer, and it will go looking for it as internal hard drive so I don't think it's DOA.

  I tried updating the firmware on the SSD to see if that would help. Although the 'Magician' utility recognizes and allows me to choose the drive, I get the following message:

  "Magician can not communicate with certain Samsung SSD. If please check with other compatible storage drivers and try again. »

  .. so I can't do either.

  Is there anything else I need to do to get the Inspiron 1525 to see that SSD?

  Thank you all.

  for the ssd to appear, you must get something to fill the void left from the old mechanical drive as it was larger than the ssd

  the problem is that you think that it goes in the slot, but in reality that the ssd is not involved it slip just right under the sata port.

  You can get support (most new ssd now come with one) and just fix it with the ssd and insert it

• Apple will add an SSD for my imac end 2012

  I have an imac end of 2012.  I want to add, and SSD drive to it to increase the speed of loading.  I use photoshop and then CC.  I really don't want to do it myself and can not find anywhere on the apple support site information they will or how long it would take.  Any thoughts?

  You need find an authorized service center Apple close to home first.

  Go to this page, click and fill in the information in the https://locate.apple.com/package.

  Apple stores won't work, but an authorized provider can.  Give one of your

  choice a call and see if they provide such a service.

  I strongly suggest an authorized service center, because they are familiar with Apple products

  Unlike a "generic" PC repair workshop

  Another alternative to internal installation, would be to get a USB3 or SSD Thunderbolt

  or housing USB3 or Thunderbolt and install your own SSD.  Although the external hard drive

  may not be as fast compared with installed internally, it will still be a major improvement

  on a standard HARD drive.  Install the operating system and your files on it and use on the inside as a backup.

• Windows 7 32 bit will recognize all my slower RAM/computer that we should

  I have 6 GB of RAM and windows 7 32 bit only recognize 3.5, told by HP (HP dc5800) it of because I have an OS, 32-bit when went to buy 64-bit said seller makes no sense, try MS supports, they would not respond without money.  Do I need a 64 bit OS?  Is this a BIOS problem, or it will never recognize the 6 GB of Ram?  Make the slow computer run with much open

  The game, 13 May 2010 18:04:14 + 0000, cwglover wrote:
   
  > I have 6 GB of RAM and windows 7 32 bit only recognize 3.5, told by HP (HP dc5800) it of because I have an OS, 32-bit when went to buy 64-bit said seller makes no sense, try MS supports, they would not respond without money. Do I need a 64 bit OS? Is this a BIOS problem, or it will never recognize the 6 GB of Ram? Make the slow computer run with much open
   
   
   
  All versions of Windows 32-bit client (not just Vista/XP/7) have a 4GB
  address space (64-bit versions can use much more). It's the
  theoretical upper limit beyond which you cannot go.
   
  But you can not use all of the 4 GB of address space. Even if you
  have a 4 GB address space, you can use * autour * 3. 1 GB of RAM.
  This is because some of the space is used by the hardware and is not
  available for the operating system and applications. The amount you can
  use varies, depending on what hardware you have installed, but can
  range from as little as 2 GB to 3.5 GB. It's usually around
  3. 1 GB.
   
  Note that the hardware is using the address * space *, not the real
  The RAM itself. If you have a larger amount of RAM, the rest of the RAM
  goes unused because there is no address to map space to.
   
   
   
  You should get 64-bit Windows? It is difficult to answer, because there are
  a lot of factors (see below). But you need exceeds the 3.5 GB of
  RAM, you are able to use? It depends on what applications run you, but for the most
  people, the answer is no.
   
  Here is my standard message on 64-bit Windows:
   
  The advantage of running a 64 bit version of Windows for the most part are
  only if you are also running applications 64-bit under him. Don't forget that
  There is very little such available requests. If you are
  currently running 32-bit Windows, you don't have any 64-bit
  applications, so to get a significant advantage, you not only
  have to replace Windows, but also of your applications, * if * (and it's
  a big "If") are 64-bit versions.
   
  Also note that you will need the 64-bit for all drivers your hardware.
  These drivers may not be available, especially if some of your
  the material is a few years old. So it is possible that you might also
  to replace things like your printer, scanner, etc.
   
  So the answer to your question, it's that it would not be a good idea
  Right away. This will no doubt change in the near future, as 64-bit
  applications are becoming more available, but for now, Windows 64 - bit often
  You hear some additional trouble and benefits costs little or not.
   
  On the other hand, install Windows 64-bit instead of 32-bit Windows
  allows you to purchase 64-bit software available, instead
  older versions of 32-bit. This means that the 64-bit installation
  Windows - even though it may not do much for you at the present time - puts
  you in a better position for the future.
   
  One extra point: the 64-bit version allows you to use more than the
  about 3.1 GB of RAM can be used by the 32-bit version. Very little
  people must or may make effective use more than 3. 1 GB, but if you
  are one of those that can, it's something else to consider.
   
   
  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows desktop experience) since 2003
   

  Ken Blake