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22nd May 2011, 07:31 AM #91Notebook Enthusiast
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23rd May 2011, 02:04 PM #92Notebook Consultant
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Re: mSATA FAQ: A Basic Primer
Does anyone know if the Intel 310 comes with any screws? Or will they already be in the laptop? If not, what kind is necessary?
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23rd May 2011, 02:19 PM #93Notebook Geek
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Re: mSATA FAQ: A Basic Primer
thanks dstaal!
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23rd May 2011, 06:13 PM #95Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: mSATA FAQ: A Basic Primer
Hi all,
Anyone with experience trying to install the mSATA 80gb? I changed the BIOS boot option to UEFI Only, popped it into the RAM/PCIe slot at the bottom of the laptop, removed the current HD, and restarted the computer.
However, instead of loading up Windows 7 and beginning the installation, it took me to a 'Boot Menu'. I've checked to make sure it's booting from the CD/DVD drive and it doesn't seem to work. I then tried replacing the original HD into the computer and it booted fine, and began to run the Windows 7 install process. Any ideas as to how to fix this?
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9th June 2011, 08:50 PM #96Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: mSATA FAQ: A Basic Primer
random question. would a mSATA work on the new ideapad Y470? I'm looking to add a ssd as a boot drive.
I've tried asking this question on the ideapad thread but no one knows the answer. I was hoping someone would know here. Thanks in advance.
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10th June 2011, 10:42 PM #97
Re: mSATA FAQ: A Basic Primer
Just finished installing the Renice K3VLAR 120GB m-SATA in my W520 - it was very easy to install. I plan to use the K3VLAR for all of my installed program files and my C drive for storage. Plenty of room for programs to be installed on the Renice with 120 delicious GB's of space!
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10th June 2011, 11:44 PM #99Notebook Consultant
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Re: mSATA FAQ: A Basic Primer
This is normal because UEFI Only needs GUID Partiion Table (GPT) in order to boot automatically. Just choose the Intel 310 to install Windows and Win7 will create GPT automatically provided your mSata drive doesn't have any partitions from previous installations (just delete them during installation if there are any; you have to have the entire drive as "unallocated").Primary: ThinkPad T520 | Core i7-2720QM | 1920x1080 FHD 95% Gamut | NVIDIA 4200M with Optimus | 8Gb DDR3 | Intel 320 80Gb Gen 3 SSD | Intel Ultimate 6300 WiFi | 720P Camera | No FPR | Legacy BIOS | WEI: [7.5] [7.6] [6.5] [6.5] [7.6]
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Re: Lenovo mSATA FAQ: A Basic Primer
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