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12-03-2021
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MayS
I'm trying to upgrade an HP Notebook 17-cn1053cl (Product Number 4S324UA#ABA) with a solid state drive. It has a 5400 spindle drive and is really slow. This is something I've done many times before, so I'm comfortable doing it. However, each of 3 SSD's are not recognized by the computer. They don't show up in the BIOS. And on a fresh load of Windows, they don't appear on the list of target drives during the installation. The original works fine time and again. All 3 of the SSD's work properly in another computer or external enclosure. Is there something about these newer machines that needs to be adjusted to put in a new hard drive? Maybe a new security feature that needs to be adjusted in the BIOS? Maybe a BIOS update? The BIOS Revision is F.11 if that helps. The Firmware Revision Serial Number is [Personal Information Removed].
Thanks in advance for anything that might help,
Wilbur
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