Z210 CMT: The boot drive SSD - considerations?

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• Have I installed/connected my boot drive (SSD) correctly?

  I did a test of UserBenchmark on my PC, and among the results generated foxed me:

  Startup disk	The boot partition is on a cache disk or striped RAID array. These configurations, except if successful professionally, can expose the system to increased risk in case of power failure or drive failure. For a normal use of the consumer, we recommend regular SSD for the system drive.

  I don't know about RAID and have no idea of what that means. The boot drive is an OCZ Vertex 3 60 GB SSD.

  The machine is implemented by an assembler. My operating system is Windows 7, and it is uptodate. Everything works fine. Why this result?

  Device Manager shows: location 0 (channel 1, Target 0, Lun 0)

  I have two hard drives installed on my machine (channels 0 and 2, respectively).

  Readers are not properly connected?

  Good for me, accepting the reserved 100 MB system (r) all eyes should not have a drive letter

  Reserved system contains boot info

  I would not wait long, or install it too much until the SSD is upgraded

  The 240SSD on this system has 71 GB free, libraries are located on a different disk, only enterprise software installed

• How many times can I install Windows 7 on your PC even after I continue to update the hard drive SSD for a bigger?

  How many times can I install windows 7 on your PC even after I continue to update the hard drive SSD for a bigger? Unlimited?

  Mike

  There is no limit.

• Xps420 - how to install a 2nd HD and make the new drive the boot drive?

  I bought a new and more large hard drive for my system XPS420 almost nine.  I want to install the new disk, create two partitions as the original (C & D (reprise)) drive, copy all of the original drive to the new drive and make the new drive the boot drive, with the original drive becomes a secondary additional storage drive.  I understand how to use the Vista disk management feature to create the partitions and format the new drive. After that, what is the best way to proceed?

  
  

• Blocking the extension of the boot drive using 'Reconfigure' action

  Hello world

  By vRA, once a machine is supplied initially with a plan of action, the user has an option to reconfigure the virtual computer.

  We have a requirement that the user must be able to edit everything except that the boot drive cannot be extended.

  The user can affect several disks, and other readers can be added according to the needs.

  The action Reconfigure comes integrated with VRA, so may not be changed.

  I enclose the screenshots for reference, below.

  

  

  

  The Edit option in the default volume in the storage tab should not be editable.

  Can do us?

  BR

  Suraj N

  Hello

  It is not possible using the IAAS reconfigures-default action for what I know. All the actions of IaaS are limited to the options shown in the rights / properties of plans. You can check the custom properties of reference if there is a generation in property for this - even though I don't currently remember a property that would disable the boot drive changes.

  The only way you can hack makes reverse to action which would include probably handle some .dll files for VMware. Who said: that would be totally not supported and probably break your neck a little later.

  The 'valid' option, that you have here is to disable the reconfigure-action task and create a custom using vRealize Orchestrator and ASD action reconfigure task. While writing the workflow would not be that because most of the necessary workflows exist already the downside here would be difficult user interface options limited in the DSA.

• HP EliteBook 8730w: replacement of SSD for the boot drive not recognized

  I'm trying to install a Samsung SSD 840 EVO 500 GB instead of the original 500 GB HDD in my Elitebook 8730w (product no. VF889PA #ABG). The 8730w has the latest BIOS (F.20) installed and that is running Windows 7 Professional 32-bit (fully patched).

  When it is connected to the laptop through a USB adapter, to clone the HARD disk image. the SSDS works correctly. Cloning through data Migration Samsung is reported as a success, and the image of the C:\ drive occupies approximately 153 GB. The image of the disc does not include the partition of 1 GB dedicated to HP_TOOLS, due to a known limit of the Samsung software supplied.

  When it is installed in the HARD drive Bay. the SSD is not recognized as a drive and does not appear in the list of startup options. The available boot options only shown are the DVD or a network boot.

  would be very grateful for any advice on the steps required to successfully install the Samsung SSD as boot drive.

  Hmmm.
  Honestly no, I'm not happy with this one. If it was my machine, I'd be a little concerned about whats the corner of the street. In view of the age, is not surprising really, things wear out over time, the mere fact of electronics.
  
  Search through everything you have posted, all photos, pdf, all the text double checking. I am absolutely puzzled as to what happened. If you 100% does not reinstall the hard disk between the posts above where no HARD drive is detected in the menu boot options for the post below that where the HARD drive is detected in the same menu. I would say that you have a problem with either, the ssd, the computer motherboard laptop or the small connector on the sata port, I think on these is integrated on the motherboard, so it seems that your advice is doubtful.
  If his works now, great... but be aware that your machine can fail at some point in the near future. And it looks like a defect of the motherboard, other things are probably waiting to fail.
  
  There is no reason whatsoever your laptop must not have seen this ssd at first startup. A HARD drive is a HARD disk, if its compatible sata, then it will work, no doubt. When he is not on an older machine, its probably a sign of a faulty component.
  
  Looking through your bios options, I recommend the following.
  
  On startup options, get rid of internal nic pxe boot, that will only slow your machine at startup as it will seek for a network bootable device. This is the message that you get at startup saying Media Test Failure, this page is preventable with this option disabled.
  Less built lan/wlan switching on enabled in the options of the terminal, also change. This means that if you use wifi at home for example and you decide to plug in a cable network directly to the router to speed up the connection, it will not pass if it is not defined, you will have to do it manually. I work in a large company and the number of people who have this option is unreal. They all assume when they are docked they will on the wired connection.
  
  Because we are here too, if you ever have problems with a flickering screen, first thing to try, is disable the ambient light sensor which is just below this option of switching. Its fine on normally, but its quite common on 8560p for this causes a flickering screen.
  
  Hope that helped. Good luck in what you decide to do with the machine

• Should project files I absolutely to be stored on the boot drive by FCP 6

  Hello. I always understood that the FCP 6 project files must be stored on your boot drive and would like to know if it is still the recommended location (and why in this case) or I can store them on a 2nd internal drive or an external drive without any degradation of performance. My boot drive is a SSD drive and I would like to write him as little as possible. Thanks for any input from anyone.

  You ask on the FCP project file or media files for your project?

  MtD

• How can I configure my xps8500 as my boot drive ssd

  Hello

  I just got a xps8500 with 2 TB HD and SSD of 256 win7. Win7 is installed on the 2 TB drive and I would like to clone or re - install everything on the SSD and make my boot as well as all other programs (photoshop/lightroom) drive. Is there an easy way for this to be done? I've cloned a HD in a laptop before and wanted to see what to do for this on my Dell. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Cup Check - You could read

  en.wikipedia.org/.../Smart_Response_Technology

  and

  en.wikipedia.org/.../Intel_Matrix_RAID

  I have pretty much the same system you have, even refurbished.  I think that there is an 'image' of the saved or cached on the SSD drive, operating system and (perhaps) when the computer starts, it first "looks to" the C drive but sees while there is an image of Windows 7 on SSD and "bounces" to there and starts on the SSD.

  I think so.

  After I used my new computer several times and checked 'properties' on the drive (SSD) J it was not 256GB available, but about 236 GB.  Windows 7 is apparently about 20 GB.  After that I used several times for Flight Simulator X, drive J had about 201 GB free.  According to ME, since I had loaded Flight Simulator several times a program has decided to keep also on the SSD.

  This technology is quite recent (2011) and there are not yet many computer experts who can explain it in terms we're moderately savvy computer can understand.  This first article says that it only works for as large as 64 GB SSDS, but article is not all references later in 2011, so I guess these technologies Intel Rapid Storage Technology (IRST) and Smart Response Technology (SRT) have been expanded to make use of all of the 256 GB SSD on our computers.

• Pavilion dv7: replace the boot drive primary hdd2

  My flag has two hard drives. I cloned the startup disk (1) on the secondary drive (2). Now, I want to move the disc 2 in the main drive as boot drive Bay. What is necessary to achieve this. Is there the bios settings to change or identify the settings on the readers who need to change?

  N ° all what you need to do is physically swap posts. The method varies a bit between generations dv7 different but basically you remove cover license plate and Exchange readers, for one another. If you give us the exact model, we can probably find illustrated instructions and maybe even a video.

  Only in the Bay of primary is bootable, which serves as a fail-safe.

• How can I move my XP OS to a new drive and make the boot drive

  My PC is a desktop PC DELL which is about 6 - 7 years.  It runs XP Pro SP3, Windows 2010 and contains 4 GB of RAM.  I recently bought a SLC of X 25 - E Intel 32 GB SSD drive and the new drive installed in my PC.  My PC recognizes it as drive "F:".  My "C:" drive is SATA 2 75 GB HDD usng RAID 0. My goal is to move the operating system and other relevant files for the SSD drive and make the startup disk so that I can enjoy the pick-up speed to have an SSD intalled.  I tried looking on the internet but couldn't find information about cloning a whole disk.

  Can anyone provide assistance?  Or is my PC so old that it is more feasible for a novice?

  Norton Ghost version 15 - has a 30 day trial available
  http://www.Symantec.com/Norton/Ghost
  Media: CDR/RW, DVD + R/RW, Blu - Ray, USB and FireWire® devices (IEEE 1394), Iomega Zip® and Jaz® drives
  (Trial does not allow you to create a restore CD)
  http://www.Symantec.com/Norton/downloads/trialsoftware/register.jsp?PVID=ghost15
  User's guide: FTP://FTP.Symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/products/ghost/15/manuals/ngh_15_user_guide.PDF

  Acronis True Image 2011 - has a 30 day trial version available.
  (Install Acronis and then create a bootable media restoration/rescue CD before you begin creating an image backup)
  http://www.Acronis.com/homecomputing/products/TrueImage/
  The version comparison: http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/comparison.html
  True Image User Guides and documentation:
  http://www.Acronis.com/homecomputing/download/docs/

  Read guides for the use of these two products, but RAID can be a problem.

  Norton Forum: http://community.norton.com/t5/Other-Norton-Products/bd-p/other

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• REPLACE THE OPTICAL DRIVE SSD DRIVE

  Hello good hope of any good body today, I have question please, I want to spend my new laptop alienware 14 replace my scanner new SSD drive, so anyone can help or have any links to help step by step, in any case thank you for all for listening to wish you all good day, KMB

  Hello Kmbforever!

  Here is a video that will show you how to disassemble the optical driver, and if you want to add the secondary hard drive so you will need the support that he holds.

  You can contact Dell sales department in your country to see if they have it in stock.

• Have a HP G62 notebook pc and I removed the boot drive. Help?

  cleaned the laptop so I could give it to my grandson and I deleted the startup disk

  Do you mean the Boot Manager?
  
  If you are using Windows 7, you can use a repair disk to fix this. If you do not, find someone who works in Windows 7 and they should be able to make one for you. If you run she'll fix it - assuming that's all that's wrong.
  
  Otherwise, you may need to do a full restore. For instructions, see page 104-105 HERE .
  
  Now if you have deleted the recovery partition, and that you don't a not burn backup discs - you will have to order from HP, or find someone with the OS disc that matches the product key on the bottom of your computer. The latter is a much more difficult way to re - install.
  
  I don't know if I understood your message, but I hope this helps.

  ~ Corey

• I want to add a Windows operating system. It takes on the boot drive?

  I have all of the required components to install Windows on a Mac Pro using VMware Fusion. The operating system Windows needs to be installed on the Mac startup drive, or can it be on its own internal drive? All the descriptions that I can find on the installation of Windows on a Mac leave a lot out and seem to assume that there is only a single disk and that the user knows all about the installation process. Should I format the Windows disc first? With what file system? I install the Windows OS first, then install VMware and hope she finds the installation? Who does what to whom and when? All links to this topic?

  Yes you can. See:

  Set up Windows on your Mac - Apple Support partition

  The only condition is that it must be installed on the internal drive. There are ways to move later to an external drive

• I want to do the hard drive TB who died in my laptop the boot drive for my new Tower.

  The version of windows I want to use has been enabled in this tower.  The disc I want to install windows 7 u on already installed a version.  Do I have to remove the existing operating system or the new disc to install will overwrite the old operating system?  The laptop, I was dead and I moved quickly prepare this tour so far, I have spent about $ 300, to the tower to replace my laptop died...  The tower itself was not that expensive relatively speaking.

  Wade.

  During the installation, you have the option to format the drive that gets rid of the BONE. Don't forget to delete the partition containing Windows and the small system partition of 100 MB.

  Installing and reinstalling Windows
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/installing-reinstalling-Windows#1TC=Windows-7
  Of "using the custom installation and formatting the hard drive option" later in this topic.

  1 turn on your computer so that Windows starts normally, insert the Windows 7 installation disc or a USB flash drive, and then turn off your computer.

  2. restart your computer.

  3 press a key when prompted and then follow the instructions that appear.

  4 on the page install Windows, enter your language and other preferences, and then click Next.

  If the page install Windows does not appear and you are not prompted to press a key, you may need to change some settings of the system. To learn how, see start your computer from a Windows 7 installation disc or a USB flash drive.

  5 on the, please read the license terms page, if you agree to the terms of the license, click on I accept the terms of the license and then click Next.

  6 on the type of installation do you want? page, click Custom.

  7 on the where you want to install Windows? page, click drive options (Advanced).

  8 click the partition you want to change, click the formatting option you want to run and follow the instructions.

  9 when you are finished formatting, click Next.

  10 follow the instructions to complete the installation of Windows 7, include the name of your computer and setting up an initial user account.

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  Also: The step by step guides

  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/OperatingSystems/SS/Windows-7-clean-install-part-1.htm

  http://www.winsupersite.com/Win7/clean_install_upgrade_media.asp

  http://mygeekreview.blogspot.com/2009/01/installing-Windows-7-step-by-step.html

  http://www.Computerworld.com/s/article/9139824/Windows_7_installation_how_to_step_by_step

  Windows installation problems: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Windows-installation-problems-frequently-asked-questions

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• I don't want to install applications creative Cloud to my boot drive (SSD with limited space).

  I have 3 free to on other players.  I choose the place where my apps install?

  You can change the installation location in the CC app preference settings. Just be aware that enforcement CC itself and some shared components will always be installed on the root of the system drive regardless of this setting.

  Mylenium