Man, video is 4 years old and extremely helpful. As a PC tech when i look up something like this and i get 15 minute videos its really cringe. You kept it under 3. Great work.
Hi great video! Btw does this support M.2 NVME SSD 1TB? I plan on getting the Adata XPG 8200 Pro 1TB. Though I dont know whether the 7567 supports up to 1tb or not. Can you advice?
so my dell7567 wont read the card, it just starts restarting over and over when i put it, and when i access the bios its says there is not an ssd in the m.2 slot, but if i go to boot options it appears there
I have the same model and I put an m.2 xpg nvme 256gb and at the time of migration the following message appears: “It is possible that one or more of your removable disks are not started yet. Click Yes to wait for the boot full of devices (recommended). Click No to ignore uninitialized devices and continue. Or click cancel to stop the current operation. Do you want to wait for the devices to boot? “I always click on“ Yes ”but that box comes out again and again, I don't know what to do anymore :(
Hi, was there a plastic strip in the m.2 bay when you installed the m.2 ssd? Did you remove it? And will the samsung 960 evo work on this? Thinking between 850 evo or 960 evo.
This specific model came with only one drive. A 1TB sata hdd. So I installed a 500GB M.2 drive for OS. This laptop has two slots for hard disks. One normal sata slot and an M.2 slot
This has 2 slots for hard disk drives. One is SATA & m.2 You can place one SSD drive on SATA port and another m.2 drive on m.2 port. So yes this way both are SSD drives.
Thank for the lovely video, it was very informative. Just a concern, which one is more suitable for faster performance a Sata or A Nvme? Thanks in advance
I have just put an NVME drive in mine and the bios recognises it, but it won't allow me to boot to it/install Windows on it. It also doesn't show up in the disk manager. Help!?
I recently purchased this laptop with the 256GB SSD. I assume this is probably an M.2 drive and the hard drive bay in my system is probably empty. I assume I need to purchase a SATA SSD to fit in the hard drive bay to expand this system, correct? I also think the machine comes with 1 8GB stick of RAM so I should just be able to add a 2nd stick correct?
yeah I had the same question walther you got yours two months ago the exact model I got was probably the same as yours so was the hard drive bay empty for you?
Hey this might sound like a dumb question but did you remove your original SSD from your laptop and then installed this new one or did you already keep your original hardrive (the one that came with the laptop ) and just add on this additional one.
Orçun Gök oh yah I found our that the laptop has 1 m.2 slot which is the one he added in this video and a normal sata drive (Which is like 2.5 inches) so I guess for him his laptop already has the 2.5 sata drive and is now installing the m.2 sata ssd interfaced drive
Hey excuse me but do you know a kit on amazon that includes screwdriver sizes for the laptop back cover and hdd bracket? Also the screw sizes for the bracket?
Hi Muzammil, Most SSD's come with a serial for a cloning software. The specific one I am using here came with serial for Acronis True Image 2015 which can be used to clone the existing drive to the SSD with booting capability. I will upload a video soon with the steps. Good day
ReedDevil19 Dell 7567 laptop supports both m.2 sata and nvme drive. This is not the same always. Some laptops support only m.2 sata drives and in those laptops nvme won't work. Hopes this answers your question
im thinking about buying this computer, the model which comes with only 256gb ssd and im planning to add an internal 1tb hdd. is that possible and a good idea? in terms of money it is. thanks!
tom Are you going to upgrade the m.2 drive or add an additional 1TB SSD to the sata bay..? If your model is coming with 256GB m.2 PCIE drive, keep it and add a normal 1TB ssd drive. That will be better
Thank you for such good videos bro. I have two questions. I bought a dell 7567 for 3 days ago but the laptop become very slow when I run programs like uTorrent and during the installing of a game. When I look the disk on task mager it shows 100 procent or a high number like 99 (its not always such high disk procent just when I run a program t ex uTorrent and any program like this even internet explorer). And my question: My hard disk is sshd 1tbyte. My laptop become slow because my hard disk is sshd an not ssd? It will be help if I combine my sshd with a ssd hard drive? My system spec: Dell Inspiron 15 7567 Gaming Laptop, Intel i7-7700HQ Quad Core Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.8GHz), 8GB DDR4 Memory, 1TB SSHD Hybrid Hard Drive w/8gb , 802.11ac WiFi + Bluetooth 4.2, NVidia GeForce GTX 1050Ti w/ 4GB GDDR5 Thank you for your time!
SSHD drives are basically the old HDDs, internally equipped with a cache/buffer of SSD (usually 8GB), to expedite the read/write speed of more frequently used data... If you are downloading/uploading huge amount of data, which the sshd has not encountered previously (and if the 8GB buffer is already full ), your drive will perform like a normal HDD drive... if you want to increase the performance, i would suggest you to get an SSD drive (preferably, m.2 sata or the pcie nvme) whichever suits your need... SSDs are expensive, but 256GB-512GBs could be a sweet spot for most of the users...
Zevach you can install an m.2 drive and a normal ssd sata drive or an m.2 drive and a conventional sata drive. It has a slot for m.2 drive and a normal 2.5inch sata drive slot.
Man, video is 4 years old and extremely helpful. As a PC tech when i look up something like this and i get 15 minute videos its really cringe. You kept it under 3. Great work.
What about the BIOS? How do I configure it?
Great video, but what about cloning the drive? How did you do that to get all your data over from your original drive?
Hi great video! Btw does this support M.2 NVME SSD 1TB? I plan on getting the Adata XPG 8200 Pro 1TB. Though I dont know whether the 7567 supports up to 1tb or not. Can you advice?
What of screwdriver did you use?
so my dell7567 wont read the card, it just starts restarting over and over when i put it, and when i access the bios its says there is not an ssd in the m.2 slot, but if i go to boot options it appears there
Set it to raid default not ahci
How big is the screw to catch? My notebook did not come with the screw.
I have the same model and I put an m.2 xpg nvme 256gb and at the time of migration the following message appears: “It is possible that one or more of your removable disks are not started yet. Click Yes to wait for the boot full of devices (recommended). Click No to ignore uninitialized devices and continue. Or click cancel to stop the current operation. Do you want to wait for the devices to boot? “I always click on“ Yes ”but that box comes out again and again, I don't know what to do anymore :(
may i know what type and size of screwdriver did you use both for the cover and its screw when you placed the m.2 ssd Thanks
The NVMe M.2 doesn't works with this model?
Ewerton Franco nvme works with latest bios update as dmfar as i knoe
Tengo el mismo modelo de laptop y la misma entrada de Nvme, se le puede colocar uno sata normal? No hay problema por las keys?
I have the same notebook and will upgrade. You have to config in bios to ssd m2 works? I have the last version of BIOS 1.8.1. Thanks!
Hi, was there a plastic strip in the m.2 bay when you installed the m.2 ssd? Did you remove it? And will the samsung 960 evo work on this? Thinking between 850 evo or 960 evo.
Hey did you remove that plastic strip? I have the same quiestion
I bought a Samsung evo 960. I need the steps to replace the product x400 that came with the laptop and how to clone the OS. Thanks you
did you replace the ssd or was that suppose to be empty?
This specific model came with only one drive. A 1TB sata hdd.
So I installed a 500GB M.2 drive for OS.
This laptop has two slots for hard disks. One normal sata slot and an M.2 slot
Some people say 7567 only has one PCIe bus lane and the nvme can run at 1/4th of the max write/read speed. Is that true? Thanks a lot
1:40 Is it bad that I removed this sticker on the SSD disk?
Screwdriver size please
I have the same model.. does it have 2 SSD slots?
This has 2 slots for hard disk drives. One is SATA & m.2
You can place one SSD drive on SATA port and another m.2 drive on m.2 port. So yes this way both are SSD drives.
Can I insert a M.2 drive in my Dell Inspiron 7560 with the same procedure?
My laptop did not have the screw for the ssd expansion, what do i do
It's not necessary to remove the battery? Is it safe?
No need to remove battery.
And how about the setting?
Thank for the lovely video, it was very informative.
Just a concern, which one is more suitable for faster performance a Sata or A Nvme?
Thanks in advance
Always go for nvme if you want that extra boost in performance. But also keep in mind the cost factor. If you can find a good deal, choose nvme
@@gadgetdna hi, can we install NvMe sad in the given laptop that you have shown in this video?
Can you tell me if a model 22*42mm will work?
If I don't plan on migrating anything, is just installing it enough or is there like a formatting step?
Stevie P You will need to format the ssd drive to ntfs format
I have just put an NVME drive in mine and the bios recognises it, but it won't allow me to boot to it/install Windows on it. It also doesn't show up in the disk manager. Help!?
I recently purchased this laptop with the 256GB SSD. I assume this is probably an M.2 drive and the hard drive bay in my system is probably empty. I assume I need to purchase a SATA SSD to fit in the hard drive bay to expand this system, correct? I also think the machine comes with 1 8GB stick of RAM so I should just be able to add a 2nd stick correct?
Yes you can do exactly just that man. The hdd is empty allowing you to add a normal sata ssd.
Great, thanks!
yeah I had the same question walther you got yours two months ago the exact model I got was probably the same as yours so was the hard drive bay empty for you?
Yes, as I suspected the system came with a 256GB M.2 SSD. The hard drive bay was empty so it was easy to add a SATA SSD drive.
Awesome, thank you!
Hey this might sound like a dumb question but did you remove your original SSD from your laptop and then installed this new one or did you already keep your original hardrive (the one that came with the laptop ) and just add on this additional one.
Orçun Gök oh yah I found our that the laptop has 1 m.2 slot which is the one he added in this video and a normal sata drive (Which is like 2.5 inches) so I guess for him his laptop already has the 2.5 sata drive and is now installing the m.2 sata ssd interfaced drive
I just went for a 512gb m.2 ssd also, didn’t know how much pice lanes the chipset supports , didn’t want my video card down to 8x
is there a any open room for second sata or m.2 slot?
Same doubt... Have u got the ans?
There is one 1 SATA slot and one M.2 slot. Thanks
I didn't find the screw size to open my inspiron 7567 please tell me the screw size or no.?
I did it with a knife lol
Hey excuse me but do you know a kit on amazon that includes screwdriver sizes for the laptop back cover and hdd bracket?
Also the screw sizes for the bracket?
Hi LusciousBoo, this will be helpful to you, a complete toolkit and its economical too : amzn.to/2f01GLc or amzn.to/2hfHV2N
A couple bucks at home depot
do you have to renstall windows?
Not needed, it will be cloned and you can use it.
After fixing ssd inside how can I move my data present in hdd? Plz upload that video
Hi Muzammil, Most SSD's come with a serial for a cloning software. The specific one I am using here came with serial for Acronis True Image 2015 which can be used to clone the existing drive to the SSD with booting capability. I will upload a video soon with the steps. Good day
TCP's Tech Room sounds great, thank you man.
Does it matter which model SSD you choose or as long as it's M.2 SATA or NVMe it will work?
ReedDevil19 Dell 7567 laptop supports both m.2 sata and nvme drive. This is not the same always. Some laptops support only m.2 sata drives and in those laptops nvme won't work. Hopes this answers your question
Yeah sorry, I knew about that, I should have specified I had the Dell 7567 in mind, my bad. Thanks for the fast answer!
How can I know if my Dell 7559 supports both? Thanks
@@guidomourelle8511 www.dell.com/support/manuals/es-es/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/inspiron-15-7567-setup-specifications/storage?guid=guid-8a15369c-557a-42a8-a049-4a0122ddeeb6&lang=en-us
Hi! Does this notebook support M3 SSD?
M.3 is pretty recent ssd's in the market. So they won't be compatible with 7567
Does 7567 support's nvme pcie ssd?
Yes 7567 supports nvme pcie ssd
@@gadgetdna thank you so much . Does Western Digital SN750 NVMe 500GB Solid State Drive (Black) suitable for 7567
Does 7567 m.2 slot support x4 mode.
@@adityapeeta4865 didi you get nvme worked ? If bought
im thinking about buying this computer, the model which comes with only 256gb ssd and im planning to add an internal 1tb hdd. is that possible and a good idea? in terms of money it is. thanks!
tom Are you going to upgrade the m.2 drive or add an additional 1TB SSD to the sata bay..? If your model is coming with 256GB m.2 PCIE drive, keep it and add a normal 1TB ssd drive. That will be better
This model work with m.2 pcie ?
Khairi Kenway Yes this laptop will work with m.2 PCIE drives
does this avoids my warranty?
luis ZAVALETA Upgrading hdd or ram and putting a m.2 drive won't void your warranty.
It doesn't voids your warranty. HDD and RAM are up gradable
thanks bro
Thank you for such good videos bro. I have two questions. I bought a dell 7567 for 3 days ago but the laptop become very slow when I run programs like uTorrent and during the installing of a game. When I look the disk on task mager it shows 100 procent or a high number like 99 (its not always such high disk procent just when I run a program t ex uTorrent and any program like this even internet explorer). And my question:
My hard disk is sshd 1tbyte. My laptop become slow because my hard disk is sshd an not ssd? It will be help if I combine my sshd with a ssd hard drive?
My system spec:
Dell Inspiron 15 7567 Gaming Laptop, Intel i7-7700HQ Quad Core Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.8GHz), 8GB DDR4 Memory, 1TB SSHD Hybrid Hard Drive w/8gb , 802.11ac WiFi + Bluetooth 4.2, NVidia GeForce GTX 1050Ti w/ 4GB GDDR5
Thank you for your time!
SSHD drives are basically the old HDDs, internally equipped with a cache/buffer of SSD (usually 8GB), to expedite the read/write speed of more frequently used data... If you are downloading/uploading huge amount of data, which the sshd has not encountered previously (and if the 8GB buffer is already full ), your drive will perform like a normal HDD drive...
if you want to increase the performance, i would suggest you to get an SSD drive (preferably, m.2 sata or the pcie nvme) whichever suits your need... SSDs are expensive, but 256GB-512GBs could be a sweet spot for most of the users...
thanx bro!
@Ewerton Franco PCIE m.2 drives will work with this laptop. Here is the recommended one : amzn.to/2wLW4f8
Here is the steps to migrate HDD to SSD : th-cam.com/video/C5es7hNHJ8k/w-d-xo.html
Can you install 2 ssd's at the same time?
Zevach you can install an m.2 drive and a normal ssd sata drive or an m.2 drive and a conventional sata drive. It has a slot for m.2 drive and a normal 2.5inch sata drive slot.