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• Computer laptop U410, SSD cache is not valid

  Hi all

  I bought a laptop U410 and installed Windows 7 64-bit. In the standard of this series of machine that it have a 32 GB SSD inside. But I don't find it in the window.
  In the bios, menu technology Intel Rapid Start, option status of partition TSRI: not VALID?

  How could I solve this problem?

  Thank you and best regards,

  Are you sure that you have an ssd in your laptop? So, you might try to set up a new fast disc cache if you have installed ssd. SSD is not installed in each u410. It is specific modal sup.

• ESXi & SSD caching

  I have an ASUS Sabertooth x 79 motherboard based whitebox prepares to install ESXi.

  It is if to connect a 64 GB SSD drive for the port of Marvell SATA or SATA Intel. the port of Marvell's SSD caching. or not even install the SSD drive and just put ESXi on a small USB key.

  I will mention, my VM will reside on a NAS & the whitebox has 32 GB of ram.

  TIA

  I use an SSD as a cache host device... I have enough memory to play with, it's just a lab environment... ESXi can perfectly executed from an SD card, VM on the SSD as a cache host for when you want to test/play with memory and SAN approve.

  Just my 0.2 c

• Want to Phoenix 810qe: SSD cache fails on desire 810qe

  A few weeks ago I noticed a problem (probably unrelated) which led me to look at the system event logs and I was surprised to see that I was getting all them complain about a bad block on a "hard drive" I didn't know, I had three or four errors a minute.  A little poking around revealed that it was the machine provided with 16 GB mSATA SSD cache.  Apart from the log messages, the computer seems to work very well, so I put off to worry about this.  Now, with the end of my warranty approaching, I decided to call and see if I could get a replacement.  (I'm now up to eight messages per minute).

  After a few long and frustrating calls, I finally got someone to direct me to the good test to run, who immediately said "Test failed.  Recommended replacement car. »

  Unfortunately, they are not ready to send me a replacement, and I'm not ready to wipe my machine and send it to them to play with for a few weeks, I'm looking for other solutions.

  My questions are

  1. Do I need to worry about this?  It is a cache, so, theoretically, if it fails, it could simply not give me the performance boost, but it won't actually hurt anything.  But what I saw on the web implies that there are two ways that SSD hiding can be configured ("enhanced" and "expanded") and one of them may cause corruption if it fails.  The support guy I spoke had no idea.
  2. How is it difficult to replace the SSD drive with a new one?  They don't seem to be very expensive, and looking inside the box, he's not physically difficult to replace.  But I suspect that there's more involved in the passage.
  3. If not, can I disable the cache and get him out?

  Any help will be appreciated.

  Evan

  Just in case someone comes to this page with a similar problem...

  After another telephone conversation with a supervisor, HP agreed to send a part... purpose of replacement only if they could schedule a technician to come to my house to install it.  For free.  I agreed.  The tech came out yesterday morning, challenge a screw, jumped from the old disk, jumped into the other in screw them and started the machine.  Everything worked.  No software at all.  It's all plug-and-play.  They sent me a disc identical to that which failed (16GB), but he expressed the view that it would be putting end to a larger.

  It turns out that the machine uses no hardware caching, but rather the software called ExpressCache, where my confusion of not being able to determine what mode of caching (material) that he used.  This software manufacturer said that it "maintains safe and the integrity of all data in case of failure SSD or kidnapping, as well as unclean judgments resulting from power outages.  And that seems to be the case, at least in terms of pulling on a production car and its replacement by a new.

• 16GB mSATA SSD Cache drive

  Hello, how will I know who my 16 GB SSD Cache drive mSATA recovery is on, there another drive another letter from the c: drive, I don't want to exhaust by accident... Thank you.

  OK thank you!, been awile since I had to buy a new computer, 12 years since then, I need to learn a lot of things...

• HP Pavilion g7-2004sd suitable for implementing SSD caching and upgrade ethernet card

  I intend to buy the laptop mentioned above, which comes with a 750 GB (5400 RPM) HDD, Windows 7 64-bit operating system.

  To make programs run faster, I want to do an upgrade of SSD with the Intel SSD 313 caching.

  The store where I buy the laptop does not support this, but I was told that the standard HP warranty is not null when done elsewhere. My question what is the best choice for caching, for example 20 GB (by the Intel SSD 313) or by implementing caching of Corsair SSD 60 GB, assuming that, on the motherboard, there is a space for installation of the caching.

  Is it also possible to upgrade the ethernet card and replace the default map with this one:

  Intel WiFi 300Mbps (6235 N) + Bluetooth 2.1, 2, 1 + EDR, 3.0, 3.0 + HS, 4.0 (WHEAT) (dual 2.4 Ghz & 5.0 Ghz band)

  to make the WiFi works best when more than one user.

  To be honest, I'm not sure that this system will support the caching of the WSSD.  Pagedownload of systems that caching of the WSSD to support have usually a driver Intel RST available under chipset on the software and drivers.  This feature is generally reserved for the final product lines more high as ultrabooks and some Envy laptops.

  Page 41 of this guide lists the available wlan modules that will work in this book.  If it is not in this list and was not ordered to HP, then the wlan card will not work.

  To be honest, looks like a Ultrabook as is this a more of what you are looking for because it comes with a cache of WSSD drive.  It does not list the technical details, but it appears when the customization of the laptop and it is not removable during the configuration of the laptop.

• How can I verify that my U410 contains a 32 GB SSD Cache?

  I just got my Lenovo Ideapad U410. I ordered one with 1 TB + 32SSD, and I'm very happy with it. I want to assure you that there are 32 SSD cache. How can I make sure it's 32GB SSD? Any ideas? Thank you!

  Access the bios, there will be some information about this

  Disk management will not be information in case you have ssdconfigured of RAM

• Mobile OS from HDD and SSD 16 GB Express SSD Cache (HP Envy H8 - 1520t)

  Product number: C9D47AV #ABA

  Serial number: [personal information deleted]

  I recently bought a new desire and while I had originally planned on just using the 1 TB HDD as well as 16 GB of cache to boot the system, I decided to go with a 120 GB Samsung SSD 840 for where I want my OS to be.

  After reading a lot of posts and have tried to do it myself last night, I know it will be a pain.  I saw a few solutions on the forum I'll try tonight and I don't want to revisit old but I do not see anyone mentioned have a 16 GB SSD cache for the computer to start from.  Does make a difference in what I like?

  If I am able to well to clone the current HARD drive can I spend with the 16 GB Sandisk Disk Cache?  I can live with keeping the 16 GB startup disk, using the SSD 120 GB for my OS and find another use for the 1 TB HARD drive, but ideally, I would like to boot directly from the 120 GB SSD and use the HARD disk of 1 TB as additional storage space.

  Thanks in advance for reading this.

  Ban

  Thanks in advance for reading this.

  Hello

  SSD 16 GB cache is primarily for you to have a faster access to your data.

  Before installing the os or the image you want to make the current system, it's better that you create a recovery Kit using the HP software to create the installation DVD for your device.

  At any time, you want to restore your system to its original configuration, simply launch the Kit.

  Now, with respect to the imaging system and having it installed on the SSD, how do you intend to do? What software will you use to perform this task?

  Thank you

• Clarity on a Dell XPS 8700 with 2 TB SATA + Intel® SRT 32 GB SSD Cache harddrive

  Hello

  I am buying a Dell XPS 8700 with a SATA hard drive with a 32 GB SSD cache. I want to know if the SSD is a separate physical disk SATA hard disk, it will be the M.SATA chip on the motherboard.

  Please it is confirmed; I can by adding a larger 256 GB internal SSD, with the o/s re installed on the SSD with HDD as storage of 2 TB.

  Best regards & Thanks Sean

  Hi Sean,.

  Yes, it's an mSATA SSD and scalable. You have the option to install the OS on a bigger mSATA SSD if you choose to do.

• Want to Phoenix 810-130qe: Windows 7 drivers for Envy

  Hi guys

  I use a computer to office 810-130qe want to Phoenix, it was delivered with Win 8. Recently, I replaced a new HARD drive and installed Win 7 64 bit instead.

  Need help to download all the right drivers for Windows 7 64 bit please.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello:

  Here are links to drivers chipset, ethernet and usb3... I don't know where to find the others.  There is no equivalent HP PC with motherboard that yours has that I know, who has W7 drivers.

  Chipset: The 2nd file on the left is the auto install file.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/20775/Intel-chipset-device-software-INF-Update-utility-

  USB3: Download, unzip and run the setup.exe file.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/22824/USB-3-0-driver-Intel-USB-3-0-Extensible-host-controller-driver-for-Intel-8-9-100-series-and-C220-C610-chipset-family

  Ethernet: 2nd pilot on the list.

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?langid=1 & PNid = 13 & PFid = 5 & Level = 5 & Conn = 4 & DownTypeID = 3 & getdown = false

• Y410p SSD Caching support

  Hello

  I just got my y410p. The model that I have included the SSD. However, while it is visible in the software intel so fast, there is no option to speed up. There is a tab named perfomance instead, and that refers only to a feature, no possibility to use the SSD as a hidden energy saving.

  The hard disk is configured as AHCI disc and I am running windows 8.

  Any ideas/thoughts?

  Thank you

  Arthenios

  Hi Arthenios,

  If the status of the fast Intel, your system may use the Expresscache to cache the SSD.

  I saw a Y510p using preinstalled express cache.

  to check if the expresscache is your SSD caching software, you can follow this Post

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-Z-and-P-series/Y500-how-do-I-tell-if-automatic-SSD-cache-i...

  If it is properly cached with express cache you shouldn't worry.

  Hope this helps,

  Cheers!

• Y510P - How can I check the size of the SSD Cache?

  Hello

  I just took delivery of a Y510P but don't see anywhere how I check the size of the SSD Cache.

  The laptop should have come with an 8 GB SSD Cache but how to check this?

  Thank you very much

  Jon

  Brayjd, I, too have just received my Y510p, and after reading your post, became curious as well. After trying all the same things you did, without any good results, I went into the Device Manager and got the hard drive part number and google it. It turns out that mine is a hybrid SSD/HD with a SSD 8 GB cache built into the player. A hybrid has the SSD completely autonomous in the HD itself and requires no external software to run. That's why we have found no information on the size - for what is the rest of the computer is the SSD is invisible. Try Googling the part number of the hard drive. I hope this will answer the question for you, too.

• 8 GB RAM with ssd and ram 12 GB without ssd cache cache

  We are looking to buy a laptop HP Envy 17 t j100 touchsmart for our son.  Which would be better:

  8 GB of RAM with SSD exceleration 24gig or 12 GB of ram without ssd cache memory?

  The cache of WSSD 24gig offers performance very similar to a full SSD drive for a much lower cost. I would buy the unit with the drive cache of the WSSD 24 concert and as little memory as they sell me and then increase the RAM me but 8 GB of RAM it's frankly more than many. In fact, it's probably better than 12 because there 2 identical modules allowing the functioning of memory dual channel. To summarize, the best option is clearly 8 GB RAm and the WSSD of 24 concert disk cache.

• HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  MODEL

  Compaq Presario CQ42-372TU computer laptop

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/KB/docDisplay/?javax.portlet.begCac=...

  PLZ ANY BODY HELP ME

  You can upgrade to an SSD.

  The simplest method is to use an SSD as the Corsair Force 3 and don't forget that you buy the kit of migration.

  The migration kit comes with cloning software and a usb to SATA power cable that connects again SSD.

  It is recommended that you purchase and SSD that is approximately 256 GB in quality if you can find one that is affordable.

  SSD with migration in a kit options search I did.

• Envy 15-j051sa mSata SSD Cache TS

  Envy TS 15-j051sa mSata SSD Cache for the 1 TB 5400 HGST HTS541010A9E680.

  The manual States "Support for the SSD drive 24-GB mSATA (not available on computer models equipped with system - 16834 memory or 12288-Mo)". As I have all the conditions, Intel processor, 8 GB of ram, the question is can I just install it and everything works as if by magic?

  Or what I need to do anything about it, or to perform any installation? I noticed Intel RST is running and that the system is working normally.

  Any help or experience would be helpful (apart from the disk of 1 TB of pit and replace it with a large SSD!).

  Thank you.

  OK, for someone else to end up here

  It worked for me:

  • Bought a 24 GB SSD mSata off eBay (very cheap).
  • Make sure that it is the type of partition MBR (I used an external box with Mini PCI-E to SATA 22Pin mSATA).
  • Make sure that the Intel Rapid Start technology is disabled in the Bios. (Appears only if the mSata is installed).
  • Windows 8 (.1) boot in SafeMode (this is where I'm wrong).
  • Run the Intel Rapid Storage Technology-> Performance-> activate acceleration.
  • Reset (it works!)
  • Activate the technology Intel Rapid boot in the BIOS (I don't know if it improves things, seems to work OK without him)

  A start power button to start screen for ready office is 17-18 seconds. Note that I have several services running SQL 2008 R2 Server and all the HP utilities installed as new.

  Paul.