After replacing msata from 128 to 512 gigabytes, the laptop does not want to boot from the new disk. In the bios, he sees a new disk and its size, but when it is turned on, it says that this disk is not a system disk. Neither a clean installation of Windows nor cloning of the old system to a new disk has any effect on this message. It works only with its own 128 gigabyte ssd... Flashing the bios to the latest one available did not bring a positive result. What could be the reason, are there ways to eliminate this error?
So Windows installs on the new ssd normally? All other partition/boot record properties are idential between the two? Is the new one bootable in a different laptop?
@@UltimateDIY Yes, I tried. A new disk with a cloned system from toshiba boots on another computer, but does not want to work on the toshiba. And by the way, for some reason it does not pass the self-test in the Toshiba bios... It is SSD mSATA 512GB Golden Memory (GM2020512GB). Not possible to replace the old ssd 128GB with a new 512Gb… with somway reason.
@@UltimateDIY The problem is probably that the BIOS of Toshiba does not see the boot sector in the new disk. Thanks for the replies, I've left the upgrade attempt for now. Maybe later I'll try another manufacturer's MSATA disk.
It could many things preventing it from booting from that drive, but at the end of the day the resul iit the same...not working. Different manufacturer and maybe disk size are possible sollutions.
I need to Install a Hard drive to Toshiba Portege z30-C-16L i7-6500u Do u Know the exact specification of HD for this Model? there are different ones on ebay... ,I don't want to get the wrong one Thanks
Just in case anyone knows I've had two of these which erratically go to sleep or won't start on battery though OK on adaptor. Now I've seen your capacitor change on Dell monitor I wonder about that. Or is Windows 10 upgrade got something wrong for this laptop designed for Windows 7. They go for hours on their battery sometimes.
@@UltimateDIY get that. But do you have another laptop/machine to which you plugged in your new SSD.. My z30 is not allowing me to change the boot order so I can't make it boot from USB. It either says OS not found or asks for a supervisor password.
@@UltimateDIY Yesterday, I did upgrade from the stock 128gb to 500gb as exactly you did here. It was nice that you showed the "mSATA" writing on the ssd so that I bought the correct ssd.
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Thankyou this was exactly what i was looking for
Welcome!
Hi I want to power cycle my SSD on my Portege. Where is the data connection to the mSATA (versus the power connector) in this device? Thanks!
does any msata ssd works? or do u need a specific msata ssd to upgrade?
This is suppport to toshiba portege z835-p330?
After replacing msata from 128 to 512 gigabytes, the laptop does not want to boot from the new disk. In the bios, he sees a new disk and its size, but when it is turned on, it says that this disk is not a system disk. Neither a clean installation of Windows nor cloning of the old system to a new disk has any effect on this message. It works only with its own 128 gigabyte ssd... Flashing the bios to the latest one available did not bring a positive result. What could be the reason, are there ways to eliminate this error?
So Windows installs on the new ssd normally? All other partition/boot record properties are idential between the two? Is the new one bootable in a different laptop?
@@UltimateDIY Yes, I tried. A new disk with a cloned system from toshiba boots on another computer, but does not want to work on the toshiba. And by the way, for some reason it does not pass the self-test in the Toshiba bios... It is SSD mSATA 512GB Golden Memory (GM2020512GB). Not possible to replace the old ssd 128GB with a new 512Gb… with somway reason.
I mean this exact particular drive on another pc. The drive might have a problem, so that needs to be rulled out.
@@UltimateDIY The problem is probably that the BIOS of Toshiba does not see the boot sector in the new disk. Thanks for the replies, I've left the upgrade attempt for now. Maybe later I'll try another manufacturer's MSATA disk.
It could many things preventing it from booting from that drive, but at the end of the day the resul iit the same...not working. Different manufacturer and maybe disk size are possible sollutions.
can we add HDD in Toshiba Z30-C ??
Please suggest best ssd for this laptop
The one you can afford.
I need to Install a Hard drive to Toshiba Portege z30-C-16L i7-6500u Do u Know the exact specification of HD for this Model? there are different ones on ebay... ,I don't want to get the wrong one Thanks
Sorry, but I don't remember :(
Hi, what kind of ssd is comes with the Z930? Cause is not like a usual SSD.
Maybe this will help: www.mrmemory.co.uk/ssd-upgrades/toshiba/portege/z930-14n
how many slot ssd on toshiba?
What is maximum capacity it supports?
I don't know this.
32 gb
@@san-dvlogs5150 nope
Whre can I get a new ssd that will fit this laptop? because the one on amazon looks like it might be to big for this laptop.
Search on www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisor
Can you tell me where the bios chip is for this computer my motherboard is an Fux25p1
Sorry, but I don't remember.
Just in case anyone knows I've had two of these which erratically go to sleep or won't start on battery though OK on adaptor. Now I've seen your capacitor change on Dell monitor I wonder about that. Or is Windows 10 upgrade got something wrong for this laptop designed for Windows 7. They go for hours on their battery sometimes.
one was a bit better with wifi and bluetooth turned off.
It's really hard to troubleshoot something like this...
can I replace the core i7 gen 4 processor to the core i7 gen 6 on the portege z30a?
Thanks
No. The cpu is not replaceable.
is that SSD Sata? Smaller than i thought
Sorry, but unless I mention it in the video, I don't remember details.
This is 2230 right?
How did you install windows on the new SSD?
Like you would on a standard hdd.
@@UltimateDIY get that. But do you have another laptop/machine to which you plugged in your new SSD.. My z30 is not allowing me to change the boot order so I can't make it boot from USB. It either says OS not found or asks for a supervisor password.
@@vishmibox719 in your case you need to install Windows on the ssd inside another laptop.
Pls can you show me the cmos battery of this z30
Sorry, but I don't have it anymore.
Hi. Does this laptop have an HDD storage? I mean, can we put an HDD aside from the preinstalled SSD?
Hi. Sorry, but I don't remember.
This was nice. I have 6gb ram on this machine (4gb slot+2 gb onboard). Do you know I can make it 8gb+2gb?
Thanks! Sorry, but I don't know about 8+2.
@@UltimateDIY Yesterday, I did upgrade from the stock 128gb to 500gb as exactly you did here. It was nice that you showed the "mSATA" writing on the ssd so that I bought the correct ssd.
Hi bro, i need thoshiba i7 mother bard
Hi. Sorry, but I don't understand what you are asking.
This is not upgrading... this replacing...
Does that change anything?
@@UltimateDIY sorry meant to say swapping, so not really an upgrade when it's the same drive. Try putting a new larger one.