Firmware for SSD LITEON IT LCS 128L9S HP

[libero]

Hi, i have a SSD LITEON IT LCS 128L9S HP and i can`t find  new firmware for it. Anybody can help?

[Sparkles1]

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I grasp that you are looking for a firmware update for the Liteon LCS 128L95HP.  You should be able to acquire any  recommended firmware updates from the software and driver page for your notebook.

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[libero]

Thanks for help. But one problem: i use HP SSD in Desktop PC. Аnd i don`t know model notebook in which it was removed.

[Sparkles1]

Hi @libero,

Thank you for your reply.

I grasp you removed this drive and have installed it into a Desktop PC, but do not know the  model it was removed from. As I have not been able to locate a firmware update, I suggest contacting  the manufacturer of the Desktop for assistance.

Best of Luck!

[WAWood]

libero

Sounds like what you're saying is that you pulled an SSD from a preinstalled HP notebook and stuck it in a desktop, right?

Not only is that NOT going to work (as the OS installed on the SSD comes with drivers specific to the HP notebook and NOT for the desktop), stricly speaking, it is not legal -- either.  OEM preinstalled licenses are specific to the machines on which they are first installed and this means, legally, you can not transfer the license from the notebook to the desktop.