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    Boot up problem with SSD on HP HDX16

    Discussion in 'HP' started by hetingborn, Feb 28, 2012.

  1. hetingborn

    hetingborn Newbie

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    I just bought a Patriot SATA III SSD (120GB) to install in my HP HDX 16
    Smooth installation with Windows 7 Enterprise edition 64 bit.
    But after complete the installation. It just hang on the prepared desktop icon screen.
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    and moment later, it will popped out the blue error message screen. and laptop will auto restart and so on.
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    I give the SSD to one of friend's Acer laptop(bought on last year). Nothing wrong with it.

    I have update my HP HDX16 laptop to the latest bios and all drivers.
    I am wondering maybe my oldies does not support SATAIII.

    Need your help and opinion.
    Thanks.
     
    hetingborn, Feb 28, 2012
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  2. nephipower

    nephipower Notebook Consultant

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    You might need to create a special version of Win 7 install that injects the latest drivers for the SSD
     
    nephipower, Feb 28, 2012
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  3. hetingborn

    hetingborn Newbie

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    How should I do that. Any suggestion.
     
    hetingborn, Feb 29, 2012
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    2.0 Former NBR Macro-Mod®

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    That looks like a driver error. Did you install Intel's RST? See if you can boot in safe mode.
     
    2.0, Feb 29, 2012
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  5. hetingborn

    hetingborn Newbie

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    (It is clean install)It never had success to boot into Windows.
    If I press F8 to select safe mode and said I did not complete installation.
     
    hetingborn, Mar 1, 2012
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