Hard Drive Of The Future: 101 Guide To Solid State Drives (SSD)
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By DiableRouge68
Bonsoir,
Voila depuis que j'ai fait un formatage du SSD pour l'avoir de nouveau propre je remet tout dans l'ordre mais maintenant j'ai un souci. Quand je me met a jouer (World of tank, Civilization 6 ou Monopoly plus) quand je vais sur la parti mon SSD monte à 100% d'utilisation (sans savoir pourquoi puisque l'utilisation de la bande n'est que de 0.1Mo/s (j'avais mis Gestionnaire des tâches en parallèle) tout ce met a freeze et ensuite le fameux écran bleu du crash Windows (erreur KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR) éléments ayant échoué : win32kfull.sys donc bon je me suis mis a installer les jeux sur le disque dur et la rien à signaler, donc j'en conclu que mon SSD est problématique.
Ce que j'ai déjà essayer c'est reformater Windows avec le SSD dessus mais cela ne change rien, et j'ai vérifier tout mes pilotes de l'ordinateur
si quelqu'un peu m'aider à résoudre ce problème sa serais super !
config:
Windows 10 Pro 64bits 21H1
i7 8700k (non oc)
asus strix Z370-E (bios 2401)
ram :16 go Corsair vengeance 3200mhz
alimentation 750watt 80+gold Seasonnic
disque dur 1to 5400tour/min WDC WD10JPVX-22JC3TO (récupérer de mon ancien pc portable)
et mon SSD Samsung 970 EVO 500Go
CG: 980TI ASUS STRIX
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By AMan
Hi,
I recently bought the new Toshiba RC100 m.2 2242 NVMe SSD for my Lenovo Y510p which has an m.2 port in it.
After installation the SSD wasn't showing up in my BIOS and also not on my OS Win 10 disk management. So I did a bit of research and installed mod BIOS for my Y510p by following the steps in the link: ( https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/3546-lenovo-y410p-y510p-unlocked-bios-wlan-whitelist-mod-vbios-mod/ )
There are a lot more options in the BIOS menu now.
Even after doing the mod it's not showing up. The SSD works on my friend's "new 2017 dell gaming laptop" which has m.2 ssd support in it. I don't know what exactly to configure my BIOS to make it work. I've just done some hit-and-trial configs which have eventually failed.
If someone can help solve it Pleasee!!
P.S. : I can share all the available options available in the BIOS if required.
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By awesum
hi guys,
i have a z510 59398016 indian variant.
I had replaced the oem 1tb sshd on sata 3 port that came in it with 250 gb ssd 1 year ago.
now the optical disk drive on sata1 has gone haywire and i do not want to replace it as cd and dvd are obeolete and useless to me.
can some one suggest a caddy for z510 to use my old sshd in place of optical disc drive ?
would i be able to dualboot BW 2 drives if i do the above?
I tried caddy from local vendor but it is not getting recognised.
plz suggest some caddies compatible with z510
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By SenikTheFasthog
Good day,
I am the owner of a used m18x r2 struggling to build it back up into a functional machine. The previous user had his system installed in RAID mode which won't suffice for my desired SSD boot speeds. I've ensured that both AHCI and UEFI are active in the A11 BIOS. I have also ensured to clean the main drive via diskpart CMD upon custom installing my copy of Win 7 Ultimate. Oddly enough, when the setup completes, I'll get an error message stating windows can't finish configuring and needs to restart. Heeding this message will only cause it to happen again on the next reboot, so CMD to the rescue and creating and off to making user account I go. Unfortunately, boot speeds are as slow as ever and I've verified that no RAID controllers have been left installed in the device manager. So far, my only potential lead is that I've noticed during each boot, Windows mentions that "Setup Is Updating Registry Settings" after about of minute of Starting Windows. I've been researching this exact string but I can't say I've found a concrete solution to attempt just yet.
So here I am, requesting for advice as to what I should check next.
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: I've tried out a new install accessing the CD through legacy but still keeping the SDD Boot drive on UEFI mode. So far haven't had to mess with CMD anymore to proceed nor has the Setup needed to Update Registry Settings. I also remembered to install the intel rapid storage driver. Alas, I'm still left with 2 minute boot times(particularly on the Starting Windows screen), so the problem still remains.
EDIT2: Diagnosing with a Boot Manager, I discovered it takes about a minute before svchost even starts running. So with that, I ruled out it wasn't a software problem. I then decided on the possibility that maybe the other drives could be interfering with booting. Pulling out the other HDDs had no effect, but the actual culprit was the mSATA SSD that was left in from the last user. Now I can enter windows in 3 seconds!
Even fishier, this mSATA drive says its 32 GB but Speccy says its a 1GB drive. But that's a problem for another time, at last my 850 EVO is showing off its expecting speeds.
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By Granty
Hi guys. I have had my egpu setup and running fine for the past year or so on my mbp (mid 2012) which has a hdd drive.
I now want to improve the gaming performance, so I've bought an ssd.
I manage to get through all the steps in eGPU Setup 1.2 but when i go through the bootloader, it says at the very end "No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key".
I'm guessing it is to do with my ssd being in the optical drive bay location (i assume this is hd1) and the original hdd (hd0) being disconnected, so windows can't see it when in bootloader.
I think I need to edit the config file for the chainloader, so the bootloader reads the ssd but what exactly do i need to change?
I tried changing the map section (line 55):
map --harddrives=1
if "%DRV%"=="C"
map (%FIRSTHDD%) (hd0)
Changing the (hd0) to (hd1) put the bootloader in a loop!? So I am not sure what to try next...
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
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