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• connection with a 1 TB Samsung 850 EVO SSD HD problems

  I recently bought 4 Samsung 850 EVO 1 TB SSDS that are recommended by Convergent design to be used with an Odyssey 7 q + VCR. In order to get the images on the timeline of Final Cut, I put on a SATA Adapter USB 3 SSD drives (mine is powered) and use software, once the disc appears on the Finder. Problem is that none of these Samsung 850 EVO appear on the finder. I checked my SATA USB adapter by plugging another brand of SSD drive. It works perfectly.

  Could someone help me with this issue? With a price of around $450, I don't really want these SSD drives to put useless due to a problem of Apple...

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• Samsung SSD upgrade problems

  When I try to erase the SSD drive and format it for Mac the procedure fails:

  I get: dismount disc, cannot write to the last block of the unit, failed...

  I have a MBP end 2011 with El Captan freshly installed and the SSD is Samsung 850 Pro 512 GB.

  I've seen a number of problems with the Samsung SSD on these forums.  My best advice is to contact the technical support of Samsung.  Unfortunately, some users responded that the support of Samsung was not very friendly.

  My guess is that you may have a faulty SSD and try to return it if possible.

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• Satellite L50 and SSD - performance problem

  Hello

  I recently bought a Toshiba Satellite L50-A-1EH and the first thing I did was to replace the hard drive with an SSD.
  Initially the SSD is not recognized by the BIOS, like many other users across the Internet reported as well.

  To prove this statement here are other people having the same problem, and people have tried different SSD.

  Link: [1st edition SSD | http://forums.toshiba.com/t5/General-Troubleshooting/E45t-cant-detect-Samsung-840-pro-SSD/td-p/503785]
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  The problem can be solved by changing a setting in the BIOS.

  [The SATA interface parameter] [enforcement] to [battery life].

  However, this workaround solution comes with a cost, which is performance.
  The SSD is able to transfer files at a speed of 500 MB/s.

  However, in this mode the SSD transfers files at 133 MB/s.
  I lose 4 x the speed of the SSD.

  In my view this problem in the BIOS.

  Can someone help me solve this problem?

  With sincere friendships.
  Arthur BOULELLI.

  I also discovered today that is not serious if I am running in mode UEFI BIOS (CSM).

  Combined with AHCI BIOS mode it takes [parameter] Interface SATA for battery life, otherwise the SSD is not recognized.

  The Toshiba using the latest firmware (to July 23, 2014), which is v1.70.
  The SSD is a Samsung 840 Evo and has the latest firmware, which is EXT0BB6Q.

  Given that the SATA interface is set to battery life, the SATA interface is set to SATA1, who of course tops out at 133 MB/s.

  For me, it is simply amazing that a laptop with a Core i7-4700MQ the year 2014 cannot detect an SSD SATA3.

  Does anyone have a suggestion how to fix this?

• Western Digital IcePack for the SSD mounting: problem to share

  I liked the sled of adapter form factor of 2.5 to 3.5 Western Digital IcePack for my converted Momentus XT 500 GB disks hard/Intel SSD 2.5 "for proper installation in HP xw workstations.  Most of the jobs that I use have the standard plastic 3.5 "drive green HP monte that slide in case channels meant for this.  See PDF attached on the ice.  They are very solid and well built.

  It turns out that are the two colors of the interface... red and green circuit board. Green only those that I have seen include a molded projection that is supposed to interface with a cavity on the back of some disks 2,5 "hard, that allows the transfer of the drive jumper pins hard interface in the background of the ice SATA connector (which is exposed for easy access, therefore).

  I received only of briquettes with PCB red until today, and those who have not had this projection at the end of disk 2.5 "interface.

  My SSD intel is not riders and so no mating recess and therefore not necessary for this part of the interface, but they cannot drag on the projection as a result.  My 'red' briquettes version would accept the SSD and 2.5 "hard drives with a jumper pin recess in all circumstances (but not be able to allow the manipulation of rider to end exposed sea ice).  My "green version" briquettes will can return disks 2.5 "with the cavity of jumper pin into the rear end of the car itself.

  So, for me, red is the only type I want.  I did not use jumpers on the drives for years...  If you buy a guy on eBay who these new Western Digital be sure to communicate your needs for the Red version.  It is obvious through the sealed bags of mylar.

  Scott

  CHANGE > > > > > > see below... There is actually a few briquettes with PCB being red and have the projection causing trouble, too, but they seem to be a small minority.

  I've seen 2 WD briquettes with the Green circuit board, and each of them has had this additional projection that interferes with my Intel SSD to slip in the correct position.  You can see in the pictures that "bottom basket' of the SSD Intel a flower metal where the hard drive has a"container"recessed in the same region to take account of this protrusion.

  I checked all my Velociraptors currently here, which are 2.5 "hard disks that are mounted on the plateau of the Western Digital factory.  All those who have red cards (without projection).  This is despite the fact that make Velociraptor hard drives have the recess that would accept the projection, as does the 2.5 "hard drive shown in the first photo attached.  Thus, it seems that for the WD Velociraptors does not feel the need to provide this Green type of physical interface.

  The hard drives with the recess for the projection of mesh with the Green type perfectly, but they are also perfectly on the type of red.  So, for me, I would call the "universal" type red

  If they make a red PCB with the offending projection included is something I can't answer otherwise that to tell you I have never seen one of these and have used over 20 Red types so far.

  CHANGE > > > > > > > > > visitor, below, found a specific example of an ice floe that has a red PCB and a drive to interface with the projection.  Thus, they exist but appear to be a small minority.  See my last post on how to avoid the problem.

  Keep us informed if learn you more, take a look at the attached pictures.

• Wireless LAN on Equium A210-1AS connection with WPA-TKIP encryption problem

  I have a 1AS Equium A210 with Vista but cannot connect to the internet via a wireless router cable modem NTL using WPA-TKIP encryption and 5600 philips.

  The laptop shows the base station wireless with a beep sound intense but said that the base of the station is not responding or is hidden when I try to connect to the internet.

  I'm using the correct password.
  I am able to connect to the internet via the base station when connected via the ethernet cable. Other old computers connect wireless with no problems.

  I heard that some combinations of chipsets with Vista can be the cause of some of these issues.

  Clear advice or ideas on what I could try to get wireless internet would be greatly appreciated.

  Have you checked to connect the laptop to the router WLan with WPA encryption settings? Please do. You must disable the WLan encryption to test the WLan connection

  If the laptop could connect properly, then encryption is certainly the reasons why the laptop can not establish the WLan.

  Maybe your wireless network card does not like this on the encryption support or you simply have to update the Windows operating system and the driver WLan.

• XTEA encryption problems

  I'm trying to implement the XTEA encryption for a project, but the values that I receive does not correspond really. Is there a known problem with this implementation

  http://www.NI.com/white-paper/7520/en/

  I managed to solve the problem. The encryt implementation, mentioned in vi is false, and all you have to do is to remove the forloop and send data directly key.

• ENVY of HP dv6-7246us SSD Upgrade, problem Windows 7 installation with boot from a usb/dvd drive.

  Hi all

  I recently bought the dv6-7246us and have updated for one SSD HARD drive. The problem I have now is I can't boot from usb or dvd drive that contains the Windows 7installation. Initially, this laptop has a HDD with Windows 8. I changed the boot order to boot from the USB drive and the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive several times and have still no chance to start to the top of the installation. Is there a solution to this problem?

  Thank you

  Robert

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  I think that you need to do in order to boot from another device other than the hard drive.

• Compaq Presario CQ60-409SA: SSD upgrade problem

  Hello

  I just replaced my HARD drive with a new 120 GB SSD 11 Extreme Sandisk.

  Everything went well without problems and much faster search time, etc...

  The problem I have is that when I start the laptop from the cold, IE turn it on to use the SSD is not recognized and I just get a black screen with cursor top left of flashing, but if I press on Ctrl-Alt-Del, the system restarts then boots in windows without problem.

  I want to know if I can access BIOS Advanced Options, if I press F10 at startup I get only Options as the starting order of change and not more advanced Option to change the parameters of training, etc. and F2 does not work Diagnostics for the SDS.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated I'm very satisfied with the performance increase that disk SSD gives Windows and start itme except for having to start twice.

  Concerning

  Hi Hüffer,

  The SSD was visible on the Windows installation disc, but after I installed the AHCI drivers during the option to load drivers installation succeeded and starts as it should.

  Kind regards

  Mike

• Anyone running Windows (Vista or 7) with a SSD having problems with Windows Update? FIXED *.

  I ask this question because I have now two computers with this problem.

  A computer running Win7 and it used to work with the SSD but recently I wipe the drive and reinstall the OS and now it will not update windows.

  The second computer is a laptop with WinVista final.  This machine, I have improved since a physical hard drive to an SSD a month ago.  This time, he made Windows update without problem.  Now all of a sudden it will also not Windows update.

  A third computer in my house that runs WinVista on a physical drive will be the Windows Update now without any problems.

  So the only link I see is the SSD...

  I replied to your other thread on this issue, but in the case where you'd miss it, I copied and pasted what I wrote here.

  FIXED!

  My laptop is fixed and is installing new updates (I probably Jinx it now and it will come with an error).

  What I did ask the help desk where you chat with a microsoft technician, they take control of remote access from my laptop, and after about an hour of playing around with it (I tried to follow what they were doing - many command prompt and things) they have restarted and said it should be good now. I was very doubtful, because it just shows the same page hanging so thought I would not want to go back and ask them again the next day, but I left it overnight and here this morning there were some updates 208 ready and waiting!

  The technician was really helpful, they offered me paid a pension of microsoft (I think they must do this in standard), but I politely declined and they were wearing on fixing it free in any case for me!

  They gave me a few options also, they said that if they had done did not work, then I could try searching with an ethernet cable (sometimes a more stable connection is all you need) or if it does not, they offered me a newer version of windows 7, which had all updates already downloaded if I wanted to do an OS reinstall everything (I said I prefer not the) do that but it was nice to have the option, if everything else has failed). They also said they would offer phone support for free all the reinstall if I need assistance.

  He also confirmed that they solve this problem a lot and it was certainly not an error at the end of microsoft, or anything to do with the SSD/HDD, etc..

  Overall, really impressed with the service of help desk, I highly recommend asking them if you still need help. Go here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/contactus?wa=wsignin1.0# and click on "services and applications" to open a window where you can chat.

  One thing though, once that my laptop had found all of the updates, I clicked on install and it came with the error message 80240016. I Googled, followed the instructions on this link here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows7/windows-update-error-80240016 and it worked perfectly the second time around.

  Just to confirm, now that I've finished writing this post, my updates have completely installed!

  Hope it will be useful to anyone still hurt!

• RSA encryption problem

  Hi guys,.

  I use code below for RSA encryption. Always out.size () gives the value 0. but it's not throw an exception. Where is the problem? Please help me.

  module of the private channel = "2CmNWUxYnaX5A5musNu8D6mOsYlnguGV1m + CGp4pKHMM2KV0izVOUjDHnhNbWUOLQfSMId5bXkmIqYPTKZ2KqZ16GNt65ygUjJxfZlFmOMGicTADkaHciPP8ZIxQmBdtta0pqeRP5AD + FG y144BzfNWCAXkPlo7Vwph2dMvb8E plus";
  Exhibitor private string = "Collaboration."
  Private String data = "Welcome to Cryptography."

  Private byte [] RSAencrypt (byte [] data) throws IOException, NoSuchAlgorithmException, CryptoException
  {

  Cryptosystem of RSACryptoSystem = new RSACryptoSystem (1024);

  Expo of Byte [] = null;
  Byte [] modul = null;

  Try
  {
  Expo = Base64InputStream.decode (Exhibitor, 0, exponent.length ());
  Modul = Base64InputStream.encode (module a, 0, modulus.length ());
  catch (IOException ioe)
  {
  }

  If (expo == null | modul == null)
  Returns a null value.

  RSAPublicKey publicKey = new RSAPublicKey (cryptosystem, expo, modul);

  NoCopyByteArrayOutputStream out = new NoCopyByteArrayOutputStream();
  Engine RSAEncryptorEngine = new RSAEncryptorEngine (publicKey);
  PKCS1FormatterEngine fengine = new PKCS1FormatterEngine (engine);
   
  CryptoStream BlockEncryptor = new BlockEncryptor (fengine, out);

  cryptoStream.write (data, 0, data.length);

  int finalLength = out.size ();
  Byte [] cipherText = new ubyte [finalLength];

  System.arraycopy (encrypted text, out.getByteArray (), 0, 0, finalLength);

  String txt = new String (cipherText);

  } catch (Exception ex) {}
  System.out.println ("EncryptString:" + ex.toString ());
  }

  Thanks in advance,

  I found the solution. Need to close the two cryptoStream and out as below

  cryptoStream.write (data, 0, data.length);

  cryptoStream.close ();

  out. Close();

  Thank you

• BlackBerry Curve 9300 encryption problems with files *.rem smartphone

  Hi all

  I encrypted my phone by using the password. Also encrypted Media card with included media files.

  Now I want to save the photos on my media card, but all are in *. jpg.rem extension. I tried to disable the encryption but the *. jpg.rem remains.

  My camera works fine and I have my password (thank God for the tht).

  All the post I saw up to present r guy who changed phones or don't remember password.

  I don't have the option of emailing photos for me, as the files I need total 167 MB.

  I'm on BB Curve 9930

  Please help guys...

  Thnx

  OK it got...

  The following things were made by me:

  (1) options-> memory-> Compression disabled.

  (2) options-> memory-> Support of = OFF mass storage Mode

  (3) options-> memory-> security--> encryption--> Media Care active =

  (4) options-> memory-> security--> encryption--> media files include = NO

  I left the encryption ON. Just like before.

  Then the phone connected to the laptop. Password on the phone and in the BBDesktop software entry.

  Presto...

  IM can transfer all the unenctrypted of pictures and videos with *.rem to my HARD drive.

  Hope this helps other ppl have this problem.

• Dell Data Protection encryption problem

  Security framework for the DDP client, authentication and security tools tools have been uninstalled and we now cannont access our outlook documents or spreadsheets files.  Something was wrong with the uninstall, and we can't do a system restore to get it back.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  All the files are locked and we have this problem as soon as possible.  Thank you very much.  The owner of the laptop can be contacted at If the laptop computer access is necessary.

  Thanks for your help in advance,

  Lee

  Dell support has finally got to level 3 or 4 they and used a (locksmith) program files unlocked.  The laptop will have to be re-partitioned, reformatted and windows reinstalled to the laptop on the right.  It works but has errors at startup and do other functions but not terribly annoying because the files could be recovered without encryption.

• HP m9040n want to upgrade to win 7 and ssd. no problem to get bios maybe

  looking to upgrade. something I need to worry

  Hello

  Before you do anything, remember that you have a set of HP recovery disks in case you would have to withdraw.  Back up your data on an external support. An external USB hard drive would be my choice.

  Dobios updatewhile you're still under VISTA.

  Run these two utilities. .    Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.   Test for 64-bit hardware  Look at the results of the analysis of 64-bit with Upgrade Advisor.

  Update your memory on VISTA.  Then, run this utility to make sure that the memory is good.  Download memtest86 iso file and burn it to disk using the Imgburn.

  If you upgrade the memory beyond 4 GB, then you need Windows 7 64 bit to take advantage of the extra memory. None of the HP added value will be offered under Windows 7 64-bit you will need to do a clean install.

  Now, do a fresh install of Windows 7 64-bit. Apply all updates including service pack 1.  You may need to restart and run the update of Windows process several times to get everything updated.

  Now, install all the programs you need and updates for them.

  Look over the size of the C partition to perhaps determine the size of the SSD to buy it. I would consider an SSD that is greater than the space used on the C 20 GB partition, but it's your decision to make on the amount of free space to store for updates and future expansion.  Depending on your needs, a 60-80 GB SSD may be enough.

  Looking for an SSD that meets your needs of space and comes with a migration kit (software plus one sata cable USB). If you have an empty hard drive Bay so your will need a 2.5 "to 3.5" disk media adapters and sata data cable. If you do not have a Bay hard drive empty then use an empty optical Bay. In this case, you will need a 2.5 "to 5.25" Bay adapter brackets and a sata data cable.

  Open your PC and inspect cables power the hard drive Bay. Do you see a spare power connector?  If you do not have a hard drive Bay empty then use and empty optical drive Bay.  Looking for a replacement power adapter. If a sata power connector is not available but a molex adapter 4 pin is then you will need to purchase a power adapter to manage the molex connector to a sata power connector.

  Before mounting the SSD inside your PC, use the migration kit and the process to the image of your hard drive Windows 7 overall of the SSD. You need only to images in the mbr record, SYSTEM and C partitions.  If this process is successful then mount the SSD inside your PC and connect the power and sata data cables.  Start now and make sure that Windows recognizes the new sata SSD. If it's good then boot into the bios and change the boot order to reflect the SSD as the first device to boot from the hard drive and save the settings.

  If your PC starts now with the SSD then smile. You must disable defragmentation for the C partition because it is not necessary.  Your original hard drive is still intact, so you can use it to store the data a possibly an emergency boot disk if something goes wrong with the SSD or Windows 7 on SSD.

• HOW TO CHANGE SATA to RAID mode (SSD CACHE PROBLEM)

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy 4 1054tx Ultrabook with 500 GB drive HARD + SSD of 32 GB. My HARD drive crashed and replaced it with a new one. Unfortunately, my restore disk does not work so I installed fresh new WIN7. I try to use the SSD caching capability of my laptop (which he did before, when I bought it).  Based on the forums I've read, the SSD cache implementation requires that the SATA controller must be set to RAID mode.  However, when I entered the BIOS, there is no option or the configuration that I can use to set SATA RAID my HARD disk mode.  In this regard, I can't meet one of the requirements of SSD caching.  Here are some of my BIOS Setup.  Can you help me please guys how to work on it? I am not convinced, on how my phone performs without SSD caching.

  Thanks in advance.

  

  Hello:

  Disk controllers hard HP consumer notebooks cannot be changed from their default values.

  More than likely if your model is equipped with a hybrid drive, the speed control is already defined with RAID.

  I recommend you to read this blog on how to get this Setup to work on a new install of W7.

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/HP-Pavilion-notebooks/676213-definitive-guide-clean-install-OS-MSSD-cache-equipped-laptop-dv6t-7000-dv7t-7000-Envy17-3200-a.html