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06-07-2019 11:36 PM
HELLO! i have hide mSATA port on my notebook motherboard HP ENVY dv6-7251er. someone can answer me, this port Fully Compatible with SSD mSATA 240GB for using as system disc, or i can use it only as memory Cache?
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07-04-2019 09:11 AM
Hey friend! Look You really were wrong! Now I bought and use the mSATA SSD 240GB As the main system disk Windows without removing the main system HDD disk. With this laptop model. It turned out to be quite simple, perhaps this advice will help other users. I used the bootable USB Flash Card to install the Win10 system. In the menu for selecting the partition to install, I first deleted the hidden system partitions on the old HDD (Partitions with a capacity of 100 and several hundred megabytes). then I chose an unformatted SSD to install the Windows system, without creating any partitions on it. After successful installation of the system, my new mSATA SSD is recognized as disk 1 with partition C and hidden system partitions, and old HDD as drive 0, with partitions D and E and some unformatted space. please do not give bad advice to users because it really works
07-04-2019 09:11 AM
Hey friend! Look You really were wrong! Now I bought and use the mSATA SSD 240GB As the main system disk Windows without removing the main system HDD disk. With this laptop model. It turned out to be quite simple, perhaps this advice will help other users. I used the bootable USB Flash Card to install the Win10 system. In the menu for selecting the partition to install, I first deleted the hidden system partitions on the old HDD (Partitions with a capacity of 100 and several hundred megabytes). then I chose an unformatted SSD to install the Windows system, without creating any partitions on it. After successful installation of the system, my new mSATA SSD is recognized as disk 1 with partition C and hidden system partitions, and old HDD as drive 0, with partitions D and E and some unformatted space. please do not give bad advice to users because it really works