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Ive bought a Samsung Evo 250GB Solid State Drive and im planning on putting it in my Lenovo G505s. I was told that i cant just copy and paste my windows installation from my HDD to the SSD because it would not be optimized for the SSD and it would be bad for its health. That means i have to go and buy a windows 8.1 key and iso then do a clean install on the new SSD. I have some questions:
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2. If i do decide to install the lenovo software, is there a Lenovo Windows 8.1 ISO i can use to install 8.1 along with all of the lenovo software?
3. If i dont decide to lenovo software, where can i download and install the latest version of Onekey Recovery? I still want to be able to use it and the recovery button next to my power button on my laptop. Will i stil have to partition out 20GB? Is there anyway to avoid that or make it smaller? I cant even hold my backup in there because its too small.
4A. I saw on one of the stickys you had to do a workaround in order to install Windows 8.1 Pro. Will i have any problems installing Windows 8.1 Core?
4B. I also saw that some people had trouble installing Windows 8.1 Pro when they used a live USB. Will it work fine if it was Windows 8.1 Core? Or do i have to use a Live CD?
5. Is there an all-in-one driver&bios installer/updater anywhere after installation of 8.1? Or do i have to download and install every driver in this list for 8.1 64bit: http://mobilesupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/lenovo-g-series-laptops/lenovo-g...
6. Which way do i format my SSD?
7. I know the evo comes with a 3-year manufacturer warranty, but would anybody recommend also getting a squaretrade warranty? Is it worth it?
8. Is there anything else im missing after i install 8.1?
I've ask a lot of questions. Thanks for all your help!
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hi Rangerguy2,
Regarding your questions:
1. Will my laptop work without all the lenovo software? I think ive uninstalled everything except for lenovo support and energy managment anyway.
- Yes the laptop will work fine even if you only have the Lenovo Energy Management software installed.
2. If i do decide to install the lenovo software, is there a Lenovo Windows 8.1 ISO i can use to install 8.1 along with all of the lenovo software?
- If the preloaded OS is Windows 8 (Core Edition) , you will only able to use a Windows 8 (Core Edition) recovery disc (ISO image) without issues as you will get an OS activation issue with a Win8.1 ISO (the product key on the BIOS is only for Win8 Core).
3. If i dont decide to lenovo software, where can i download and install the latest version of Onekey Recovery? I still want to be able to use it and the recovery button next to my power button on my laptop. Will i stil have to partition out 20GB? Is there anyway to avoid that or make it smaller? I cant even hold my backup in there because its too small.
- The OneKey Recovery solely depends on the recovery partition and structure. If you'll be using the Samsung SSD as your boot drive, you won't be able to use the OneKey Recovery feature (even cloning the HDD to the SSD is not a guarantee).
- You can, however, create a similar OKR-like feature by using Acronis (see Startup Recovery Manager)
4A. I saw on one of the stickys you had to do a workaround in order to install Windows 8.1 Pro. Will i have any problems installing Windows 8.1 Core?
- If the preloaded OS is a Windows 8 Core, you may get a "The product key entered does not match any of the Windows images available for installation. Enter a different product key" error. In this case, you will need to apply the fix from this microsoft article.
4B. I also saw that some people had trouble installing Windows 8.1 Pro when they used a live USB. Will it work fine if it was Windows 8.1 Core? Or do i have to use a Live CD?
- AFAIK, it's the same case whether you're using a DVD or a USB installer if the error message is the same as in Question 4A. You will then need to apply the fix from this microsoft article.
5. Is there an all-in-one driver&bios installer/updater anywhere after installation of 8.1? Or do i have to download and install every driver in this list for 8.1 64bit: http://mobilesupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/lenovo-g-series-laptops/lenovo-g...
- If you decide to clean install Windows 8.1 on the SSD, it will be best if you download all Windows 8.1 drivers first (eg. on a flshdrive) before installing Windows.(there's a Driver Grabber app designed by lenovo but this isn't applicable / compatible yet for this model).
6. Which way do i format my SSD?
- If you have a Samsung Laptop Kit, you can format the drive inside Windows. Otherwise, you can format the drive from the Windows 8 installation screen.
- Link to picture
7. I know the evo comes with a 3-year manufacturer warranty, but would anybody recommend also getting a squaretrade warranty? Is it worth it?
- Seing that the MTBF of the Samsung Evo is 1.5 million hours, I don't think a squaretrade warranty is necessary (after 3yrs, higher capacity and cheaper SSDs will surely be out in the market) but getting an extra guarantee is good to protect your investment.
8. Is there anything else im missing after i install 8.1?
- I think you're good to go. Just ensure you run Windows Update to get the latest patch and bug fixes for the OS.
Regards
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