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12-19-2016 02:27 AM
Good afternoon! I bought the ProBook 470 G3 with installed HDD Toshiba 1Tb. I want to install an additional m.2 SSD drive and bought this ADATA Premier SP550 SATA 6Gb / s m.2 2280 SSD 120Gb. The problem is that the BIOS detects and sees the drive, installed Windows 7 sees the drive, but when you try to install the system on the SSD drive, Windows Installer can not see SSD drive. Help please understand!
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12-29-2016 08:58 AM - edited 12-29-2016 09:00 AM
Problem solved! Not quite the standard way, but solved! In general, who was faced with the same problem, the solution of the following:
- Install the operating system on a regular HDD
- If you have installed Windows 7, and then want to upgrade to Windows 10, then do it right.
- We set up our drive m.2 in laptop and register it in the system.
- Download and run the program ParagonMigrate-4.0 (This program makes operating system migration to your disk)
- After the program is complete OS migration, we turn off the laptop and take out our HDD.
- Put the boot from the SSD drive, and our HDD format, and delete all partitions.
- Rejoice))
12-19-2016 09:14 AM
Try removing the hard drive while you install onto the M.2. I had to do that with my Zbook 15 G3 and your laptop is pretty similar. Post back with results.
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12-20-2016 06:47 AM
To my regret, this does not help! I tried to disable the HDD, in this case, the installer does not see discs! I tried to convert a SSD drive in the MBR and back in GPT, create and format partitions. Nothing helps, the version of Windows 7 I have license. I tried to use all the tips that have been found in the Internet, but they do not help! I even changed the SSD to the new thinking that the defective!
12-29-2016 08:58 AM - edited 12-29-2016 09:00 AM
Problem solved! Not quite the standard way, but solved! In general, who was faced with the same problem, the solution of the following:
- Install the operating system on a regular HDD
- If you have installed Windows 7, and then want to upgrade to Windows 10, then do it right.
- We set up our drive m.2 in laptop and register it in the system.
- Download and run the program ParagonMigrate-4.0 (This program makes operating system migration to your disk)
- After the program is complete OS migration, we turn off the laptop and take out our HDD.
- Put the boot from the SSD drive, and our HDD format, and delete all partitions.
- Rejoice))