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‎07-09-2018 04:10 AM

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Product: Notebook HP - 15-ay135nl
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

hi, it's possible to change sata mode? i don't see any option in the bios

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‎07-09-2018 05:26 AM

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SATA mode IS AHCI and it cannot and does not need to be changed. Are you installing a solid state drive? A lot of the instructions you see on the internet applied several years ago but are no longer necessary on recent model computers. Windows 10 and a computer with native SATA ports is ready for an SSD with very little adjustment needed. 

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‎07-09-2018 05:26 AM

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SATA mode IS AHCI and it cannot and does not need to be changed. Are you installing a solid state drive? A lot of the instructions you see on the internet applied several years ago but are no longer necessary on recent model computers. Windows 10 and a computer with native SATA ports is ready for an SSD with very little adjustment needed. 

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