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SSD Upgrade of HP 2000 2d28TU ( How to do SATA to AHCI with Blocked BIOS)
11-25-2020 05:07 AM

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Hi, I want to upgrade my corrupt HDD to SSD. I learnt that first thing is to change from SATA to AHCI from BIOS prior to windows installation. I tried the BIOS but was unable to access Advanced Options even after following lot of forums and videos. I want to know whether the access to Advanced options is possible or not for my model?
Secondly I had also came across one method wherein the AHCI drivers are supplied through a secondary USB during the windows installation. Request to confirm whether it is possible and where i can get the same for my model.
Machine Details:
Model - HP 2000-2d28TU Notebook PC
WIndows 7 with 8GB ram
BIOS Details:
InsydeH20 Setup Utility
Version - F.3A
Thanks.
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11-25-2020 07:16 AM

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Hi:
Your notebook's drive controller is set to AHCI by default.
If you go to the device manager, click to expand the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers device manager category.
You will see an Intel SATA AHCI controller listed there, which means that AHCI is enabled, or you would not see such a device listed.
11-25-2020 08:12 PM

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Thanks. Can u please also confirm whether my BIOS can be unlocked or not for Advanced Options?
11-26-2020 06:42 AM

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You're very welcome.
You cannot unlock any advanced features in the BIOS.
What you see is what you get.

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