SSD support M5400 model

Hi Does this model Lenovo IdeaPad M5400 (59-402547) support mSata SSD drive like this SSD Plextor M5M 128GB mSATA 6 Gb/s MLC (PX-128M5M)?

There should be a mSata port available. Just pug it in and install windows on the SSD.

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I have Photoshop Elements 12 for both PC and Mac (I use both). I have a new camera, Nikon D810. I downloaded the latest version of Camera Raw, 8.8. My D810 is listed as a supported camera model. However, when I try to open a raw photo in Photoshop Element

I have Photoshop Elements 12 for both PC and Mac (I use both). I have a new camera, Nikon D810. I downloaded the latest version of Camera Raw, 8.8. My D810 is listed as a supported camera model. However, when I try to open a raw photo in Photoshop Elements, I keep getting the message "Could not complete your request because the file appears to be from a camera model which is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw. I have tried reinstalling Camera Raw many times, and have tried to open many different raw files in Elements, and still get the same error message. Please help.

How did you try to install ACR 8.8. The only way I know of that works with Elements is to use the Updates Choice on the Help menu.
There are two charts supplied by Adobe that explain your RAW dilemma. This one tells you what your camera needs: http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html This one tells you what version of software you need: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html
In your case, the Nikon D810 needs Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) 8.6 or Lightroom 5.6. (Congratulations on buying a new camera!)
To get to that level with Photoshop Elements, you will need to replace your Photoshop Elements 12 with version 13. Adobe caps ACR updates on version 12 at 8.5.
The most convenient way to get around it without spending any money is to use the FREE from Adobe DNG Converter. Download and install it from here for FREE: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/thankyou.jsp?ftpID=5855&fileID=5890 Once it is installed you can convert your D810 raw files to an Adobe RAW version with the .DNG file extension that most, if not all, versions of the various Adobe software programs can use. That includes old versions of Photoshop, Elements and Lightroom. DNG converter can be used as the tool to move your files from your memory card to your computer, is efficient, will convert in batches and is completely lossless. There is no risk of any image quality degradation or RAW functionality.

I am trying to open a raw file from a nikon 810 but won't open. says raw doesn't support camera model. I re installed nx2 with erroe u43m1d207. How do I open raw files?

I am tryng to open a raw file from a Nikon 810 but won't open. Says RAW DOESN'T SUPPORT CAMERA MODEL. I re installed nx2 with error code u43m1d207. How do I open a file.

you can use the dng converter if updating your adobe program(s) fails.
Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 8.7

Hi I have recentrly bought IPAD AIR , is there any flash version supporting this model or is there any alternative for flash siles to open ?

Hi,
I have recently bought IPAD AIR , is there any flash version supporting this model or is there any alternative for flash sites to open ?

iPad do not support Flash
However Skyfire, Photon, iSwifter, Browse2Go and Puffin Web Browser will provide limited Flash capability

Unable to use Intel 530 SSD with M5400

Hello!
I finally decided to write over here, after reading and viewing a lot of forums lately on this subject.
Context:
I have an Lenovo M5400 (but don't think this is definitory to the problem, as I've seen that the same simptoms seem to exist to other lenovo models as well) with the SSHD drive. I bought an Intel 530 SSD (don't think the brand mathers either) and wanted to replace the SSHD with it.
Upon replacing the original drive with the SSD, in order to make a clean windows install, the Windows 8 installer is unable to correctly detect my drive.
The drive is visible in the BIOS (at times?!) and seems to interfere somehow with the booting process, as sometimes, the boot stucks with a blank screen and the green light of the drive is on permanently. (this doesn't happen all the time).
What I tried:
1) At first, I had the drive unitialized: no GPT or MBR, no partitions on it. I tried to install it as such, but failed. It was not visible to the Windows installer, only in BIOS, in the boot order, I could see it. This was done in BIOS legacy mode.
2) I tried loading drivers in the Windows installer, via the "Load driver" option, when you get the message "W couldn't find any drives" or something like that. That was unsuccessful with the following: a) lenovo ahci drivers, from the online driver store, b) my previous windows drivers, which I took on a USB stick, c) some drivers from intel site.
3) At this point, the Intel firmware update bootable tool was not seeing my drive either.
4) I then initialized my drive by connecting it via a SATA-to-USB cable to my computer and repeated step 2), with no success still. I initialized it as MBR but I doubt that initializing it as GPT would have made a diffrence. I tried both with creating a primary and active partition and with leaving the drive initialized with all the space unallocated. No success.
5) I tried to update lenovo BIOS, because I suspect it's the cause of the problem, but was unable to do so. Downloaded the bios utility but it gives me an error "Bios folder ... ". With the bootable bios cd, it doesn't work: it doesn't boot. Has anyone managed to flash a newer bios? There is one posted on 09/30/2013 on the site, and my current one is 09/26/2013, as shown in BIOS.
6) I then fiddled with various BIOS modes: uefi, legacy, both with priority, but with no success.
At one point, I managed to see the drive in the windows installer, it was in UEFI mode only, with WIn 8 Optimized defaults ( I think) but I feared that it was just a single happening and didn't do anything, instead tried to see which settings worked in order to be able to reproduce this. I completly lost my chance, as after that, I didn't see the drive again in the windows installer. When it worked, I didn't have to load any driver. It saw it as MBR and prompted to format is as GPT, in order to use with UEFI booting.
The things I noticed:
On some occasions, in the bios boot order menu, the drive is identified as an Intel ssd, and on others just as an generic ATA HDD. I think there is a bad link between those two. When I reboot, restart, on some occasions I see it as the Intel drive and on others as the generic one. I think that in the case of generic drive, the windows installer has no chance on recognizing it.
When it is seen in the bios though, I get all sort of problems when trying to boot a CD or USB, as it seems to ignore them and get stuck in the boot process. I think that in this situations it correctly detects the SSD, if I were to look in the BIOS. But when I try to boot the CD or the USB in these situations, it just stucks with the green drive light permanently on, and with the CPU working on something ( I hear the fans starting) and the boot stops here indefinetly. I have to restart, and then, depending on the case, I get the same results, or I can boot the CD but don't find the drive.
I don't know by what chance I managed to "capture" it once in the windows installer but think this should be the common case.
After all these, what I suspect is that the Lenovo BIOS is broken somehow. It messes up with the boot order, because although I have priority for the DVD, the boot gets stuck on trying to do something with the SSD, as described above.
I am in the situation of returning the SSD back to the shop, as it is unusable with the current Lenovo m5400 motherboard/bios or whatever other hardware interferes with making it properly work ( ahci controller?).
I am very upset by this, and have seen that on these very boards, there are other posts as well, not on this model, but on other lenovo models, with the same scenarios and simptopms as mine, which didn't get any solution.
So, is there an answer to my problem? To update the BIOS? How to make the BIOS to not mess up with the boot order and get stuck? I tried all the possible combinations with no success and it's really frustrating.
Another update:
A lot of people seem to be having problem with the particular Intel 530 SSD. So this issue may not be related only to the motherboard/bios. I will post links to the corresponding threads from the intel boards:
https://communities.intel.com/thread/49389?start=15&tstart=0
https://communities.intel.com/thread/52959
https://communities.intel.com/thread/51111
Does anyone have any idea or hint if using other software for initializing the SSD than Computer Management/diskpart is of any help? Like EASUS partition manager or Gparted? Maybe the disk isn't partitioned correctly.
The disk isn't detected as an Intel SSD with the SATA-to-USB cable, instead being masked by it. Maybe this is another problem?

Hello! I have the same problem as you.
I tried to connect OCZ Vertex 2 60GBSSD but I failed. It has the same conntroller SandForce but the older generation.
Maybe that's the problem?
I was unable to install it on Windows 8.1, when I switched to the BIOS to ACHI mode Capability mode. But later he again loaded with it, then the BIOS will not see it to be.
I think the problem in the BIOS! I have 2.03 the latest.

Bitlocker & OPAL 2 SSD Support

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Please can you confirm which Bitlocker versions support OPAL 2 SSDs?
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e_sakhan wrote:
Dear HP Support Team,
I am using HP Pavilion M6 1019TX for few months long. It is a very good laptop. It is not only an entertainment laptopn, but also very good for professionals. It has Core i5 3rd Gen and 8GB RAM.
Now a days, I am thinking to change its Optical Hard Drive and to replace it by SSD (256GB or 340GB+). But here in local computer sales centers are telling me that it is not possible to replace optical HDD by SSD. SSD will not be supported.
Could you please let me know the following:
1) Is it possible to replace my internal HDD by SDD?
2) Which SSD - Brand & Models will be supported?
3) If any special suggestion to select SSD.
I love HP and I want to be with it. I will be waiting for your reply.
Thanks
BR
S. A. Khan
Hi,
This laptop has an mSATA slot. Means you can keep the optical drive and use mSATA SSD (I have used Intel 525 series on the series laptop) with the hard drive as a storage. It's a bit complicated to make it work because the mSATA is not designed to be a boot drive so the OS bootloader must be installed on the hard drive.
You can always use a proper 2.5" solid drive. Samsung, Intel, Corsair, Crucial and other top brand drives should work fine on the laptop. I have a Samsung Pro but Evo is well recommended.
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Powermac G5 SSD upgrade (2004) model

Hello.
I am going to upgrade to an SSD in my powermac G5. I need to know how to transfer the OS to it. I don't care about any of my other files. The only install disk I have is a snow leopard disk for Mac mini. I want the best OS I can get. Snow leopard I have heard is the max, and that's just fine! I am also going to upgrade RAM and maybe even the CPU?!
Also, does anybody know of any PCI expansion cards (I think that's what it's called) cards that I could use for music and video production on this machine. It will also be used as a render machine, and a storage machine. Does anybody know of good cards for this?
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Hang in and buy an Intel Mac like the Mini, with its own SATA 3+ interface from Samsung and an i5 processor along with fast cheap DDR3 it should blow t he socks off.
I just bought some new Samsung 840 EVO 250GB $144 and they kick and show huge improvement over the pre-EVO 840's from last year, on SATA 3 PCIe bus interface or better.
t he new Mac Pro Late 2013 gets 1.2Gb/sec out of its PCIe-SSD device which is more than double what I can get.
The PowerMac is not cpu upgradeable, came out in 2003 and ended with the dual core and quad core in Late 2005.
Even the first Mac Pro 2006 can't really keep up with a newer Mini or rMBP even with its older 4-core design.
PCI-X is also not being supported much if any even if you wanted say an SATA controller.
Thunderbolt and Thunderbolt2 bus interface for storage is what you want to look and save for when you do get a current Mac model.

HP Probook 4320S Windows XP SSD Support?

Hi Guys
I've got a HP Probook 4320S running Windows XP Pro SP3, and I'm considering upgrading the hard drive from a traditional HDD to a SSD. I was wondering my HP Probook 4320S would support a SSD drive and would Windows XP even recognise it?
Any advice or help would be most appreciated.
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You're very welcome.
You should be fine then.
If you have a HP XP recovery disk, that indeed should have the applicable sata ahci drivers included.

T420s SSD support - it's urgent!

hey guys,
i'm about to aqcuire a new SSD for my T420s...
It looks like the only two options are Intel 320 (that isn't in stock atm) and Samsung 830/840 SSD - that is.
There's also the Intel 520 SSD, but from what i have understood - it's not supported. right?
Should I go with the Samsung 840? What about it's compatibility with my laptop? - MAIN QUESTION
Thanks!
Edit for future readers:
I went with the Samsung 840 PRO 128GB SSD (7mm) - great choice, highly recommended.
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Hi guyhimmel,
The specs match up so the Samsung 840, 2.5" wide - 7mm high, will work out in your system.
The read and write speeds are best on the Intel 520 and it looks like its supported too.
The only thing is that the 520 is a SATA 3 and the T420s maxes out at SATA 2.
So it would never run at full SATA 3 performance.
But you do get multiple and larger capacity drives.
Intel 320 - slowest read/write but largest capacity is 600gig
Intel 520 - fastest read/write and largest capacity is 480gig
Samsung 840 - read/write like Intel 520 and largest capacity is 512gig
All will work with your T420s.
Hope this helps.
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Tecra R850 - SSD support for SATA III 6.0GB

Hi.
I bought R850 with SSD.
The bad thing is that SSD 256gb installed is limited to SATA II with transfer up to 300/mb. I read that Sandy Bridge Supports SATA III which covers 600/mb.
Is somebody successfuly installed better SSD disk capable with SATA3?
I tried Sisoft Sandra and it reported that SSD SATA is II, the same for Motherboard. The HwINFO reported that chipset is capable with SATA 3. The Everest shows only SSD data with SATA 2.
Is the bios blocked for higher transfers ? I got 180mb/s read, 150 mb/write - which is 3x worse than normal SATA 3 256gb SSD harddisks.
Can anybody help me and tell - if it is matter of R850 bios ? or just only the old Toshiba SSD firmware ? if I buy better SSD with SATA3 - will it fully support higher speed ?
Best Regards
Tomi2012

HI. this is Tecra R850-1D8 with Toshiba's SSD 256gb. I know that laptop has Sandy bridge and should support 6.0gb SATA III, but in strange way Toshiba limited it and Sandra and other programs sees that it its SATA II only compatible. I think the problem is hidden in the bios.
I think there is no hardware limits - only slow old SSD and limited bios.
Maybe this could be unblocked ? or Toshiba upgrade the bios - to allow user to use newer SSD drives ?
May they would like to sell new R850 with newer SSDs so they will need unblock it.
Let me please know what You think
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When will Excel Support Tabular Model Table and Column Descriptions via Tool Tip or other display mechanism

I have noticed that SSMS supports tool tips for the Tabular Model (tables and columns) however Excel 2013 doesn't appear to. This is a very important feature to our end users.
Does anyone know when this will be supported?
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Hi Meyer,
According to your description, you want to use the tooltip function in Microsoft Excel for the SQL Server Analysis Services Tabular model, right?
I have tested it on my local environment (Microsoft SQL Server 2012 SP1 and Excel 2013), the result is that the feature is not supported currently. It's hard to say the detail date when this will be supported. If this feature is enabled, Microsoft will announce
it on the document.
Besides, if you have any concern about this behavior, you can submit a feedback at
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/Feedback and hope it is resolved in the next release of service pack or product. Your feedback enables Microsoft to make software and services the best that
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B570 1068 mSata SSD support

Hi,
I want to install an SSD into a Lenovo B570 Laptop. According to the data sheet it has "Two PCIe Mini Card slots".
Do these support mSata SSDs like the CT120M500SSD3 (only source saying it would is this) or do I have to get a special PCIe Mini card like the FPN064C2RM?
I am not sure what would work, optically the slot looks like a msata slot, but I found no reliable source saying it will work?!
I just found this post saying it supports msata SSDs but they werent sure if booting off an msata SSD was supported. Can anyone provide clarification on this matter?
Thanks,
volucris

Yes, due to BIOS limitations, booting off the Msata SSD might not be possible, you can use that ssd as a cache drive to help boost system performance or use it as a data drive, but you will not be able to boot windows from it
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SSD Support

Will the macbook from 2007 support Intel's 520 series SSD's?

Isnt SATA all backward and foreard compatible though?
If Cosmosis puts a 520 SSD thats capable of SATAIII speeds into a machine that can only do SATAI speeds, he will still use the device, but he will only get 1.5g link speed over SATA?
Or is it the case that this drive simply wont work with SATAI kit?

Pavilion DV6541ev SATA2 SSD support

Hi all,
I have a Pavilion DV6541ev laptop that has a Quanta 30D2 motherboard. I am struggling to find out if the mothroboard has support of SATA2 or not but without any luck. I am thinking about getting a Corsair X128 Extreme SSD drive which is a SATA2 drive, but I don;t know if my laptop supports it. If anyone knows something, please let me know.
Thank you in advance.

StErMi wrote:
Hi all, I just want to know if I can replace my HDD with an SSD on my laptop ( Notebook HP Pavilion g6-2101sl ).
How can I be sure that this laptop support SSD physically? Thanks.
Let me know as soon as possible.
Cheers, Emanuele.
Hi,
You can be sure only by trying it yourself. Buy one, try it and in case it works keep the ssd. If not, return it as unused. Make sure that the BIOS is the latest one. The lappy is quite new so I guess that solid drives will work on it.
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Supported Blackberry models in CUMA

Hi,
I am using CUMA 7.1.3.10000-11 in my environment and would like to use Cisco Mobile 7 on Blackberry devices. When I select a country (India) and service providers, I don't see any Blackberry models in Phone Make/Model (I see only Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1).
1) To see Blackberry devices in Phone Make/Model, do I need to upgrade my version?
2) If Blackberry supports, can you please guide me what are the blackberry models support in India to use CUMC? So that my company can procure those BB devices. It would be nice for me if I have a document which shows me the BB models support in different countries including India.
Thanks,
Mady

MDS is needed as this is how the BB connects to use the app. It installed with the initial setup if i remember correctly and im positive it is there.
also, yes, i have seen the EOL which kinda sucks. Im using Cisco Mobile 7 currently.
"Cisco's recommended migration path is to use RIM's MVS 5.0 client. I believe that MVS 5.0 requires BES Enterprise and that it won't work with BES Express. I think that MVS client is that in addition to all the "cool" call handling features, it is just for VoWLAN calls, not even over 3G, which means that all the CUMC features like mobile presence, visual voicemail, corporate directory access, and access to office call logs are all gone? Do you know anything about this?"
- Im still reading about this but i dont think this would be entirely correct. I think the difference would be that it enables the BB to be a SIP client versus what CUMA is currently doing. it also does require Enterprise. From reading as well, i think it will still support over 3G but it gives the option for WI-FI now ( this is my interpretation). The basics should still be there as it should now really be a true extension of your IP Phone.
My issue here is that im from the Caribbean and we DONT have MVS at all available. Ive sent a few emails to RIM as well and it seems as though it isnt even being considered at this time.
Cisco recommended Jabber as the new client but this would be for all the other phones with the exception of BlackBerry. Im speaking to Cisco presently to see how our region would be supported for even the next year. (since i got this working ive pitched this to a multitude of customers and im positive ill be getting some good feedback - its kind of terribly embarrassing now that i have to tell clients that what ive been working on for so long is now EOL).
Again, i have all installed on the work lab so if you need any assistance ill be will to assist. NOTE: this is actually the first time ive installed and it took me a while to get a hang of what was actually needed vs what wasnt. for instance, all documents pointed to ASA and i only installed BES to deploy the application since i was getting a permissions issue. surpirsingly, when it installed the BES everything worked, but i noticed my ASA was off....lol... that's funny. i think at that time i realised what BES was actually doing....lol....again....i know a lot of guys might be laughing but i then understood that the ASA and BES was one of the same when it came to BB.
you can still install the BB client using your normal BB Manager and use the ASA for communication if you can set the permissions correctly. i found it easier to get rid of the ASA and have the BES do everything - works great by the way.
i also have a Nokia E65 working but this DOES require the ASA.

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