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01-02-2021
08:11 AM
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01-06-2021
10:18 AM
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BiancaS
According to a HP scan which I ran yesterday my hard drive is in the process of failing. The message told me to contact support.
It would obviously make sense to upgrade to a SSD & I ran an upgrade scanner with Crucial. The result suggests that they have no upgrade that is suitable and this has made me question whether I am able to install an SSD as I would have assumed that they would have a suitable product.
Is anyone able to confirm that an upgrade is possible and perhaps make a suggestion as to make & model.
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01-02-2021 12:35 PM
You should be able to use 2.5" SATA SSD. The main point is how to kit it to your machine PHYSICALLY. Normally we use an adapter such as
https://computers.mwave.com.au/electronics/2.5-To-3.5-Adapter
And to be sure the SATA cable has suitable length OR you have to adjust the 2.5" drive on the adapter.
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01-02-2021 12:35 PM
You should be able to use 2.5" SATA SSD. The main point is how to kit it to your machine PHYSICALLY. Normally we use an adapter such as
https://computers.mwave.com.au/electronics/2.5-To-3.5-Adapter
And to be sure the SATA cable has suitable length OR you have to adjust the 2.5" drive on the adapter.
Regards.
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01-02-2021 12:46 PM
Many thanks for that. I had thought that if Crucial could not supply a unit then perhaps it was due to limitations within the build itself. I'm surprised that Crucial don't say that they can supply a SSD but that I would have to purchase my own adapter to make it fit. Anyway I'm pretty sure that I can find a solution to ensure that it fits.