Will this allow me to transfer data from a lenovo ssd 128gb msata hard drive 45n8174?
225133
No. Msata has a notch this doesnt. This is micro sata not msata. msata is for faster new drives. micro sata was the new thing a fews back before the AIR style laptops came out. You can check conectors on wiki.this is regular sats minus a the 12volt pins
1278481
It works with any piece of equipment having mSATA port onboard. Check your Lenovo specs.
1771358
Yes, provided the amout of data to be cloned/transferred from the HDD does not exceed the capacity of your SSD.
1188201
That should work fine with the SATA interface. If you are upgrading I hope you have an "image" of your original drive, or contact Toshiba support to obtain an original disk set for your unit.
625178
I went to crucial.com site to check for my computer. Click on SSD Advisor. It will let you know exactly what you need for your laptop. Then you can come back to Amazon.com and shop for the best price. Be aware that some vendors do not include the EZ-gig transfer kit. You will need that to transfer your old drive to your new ssd. Good luck.
1940478
Yes, works perfectly. No additional equipment needed for the drive itself, but for data transfer from your existing hard drive you'll need a dock or drive case. The startech.com dock works great but I'm sure there are other options which might be cheaper.
689912
Yes you can. I used this to upgrade from a SATA 128GB SSD to a 256GB SSD. You install the software, connect the new target SATA drive with the adapter, select the partition to copy and let it run. Took me 45 minutes to do this. I then shut down my PC, swapped drives and restarted the PC and I was back in business.
2160644
I'm pretty sure that you can replace the 128GB SSD with a larger MSATA SSD. I have not done it myself, but I opened up the laptop and saw the MSATA that's in there. I didn't see any place to put an additional internal drive.
813323
Yes, it works just like any other SATA drive. Just plug it in. But the big benefit is speed. An SSD makes a huge difference, but be sure to activate the "Rapid" function via the enclosed software from SamSung, you get another 100% boost in benchmark speed. I would do a fresh install of Windows and programs. However, Samsung does include a "clone" software for the SSD that has one function, all or nothing, and works very, very well. Try that first if you have a system and programs that you want to migrate to the new computer. But if you are new to Lenovo, the best long-term is to make everything fresh so there are no Qwirks. Yes, it works just like any other SATA drive. Just plug it in. But the big benefit is speed. An SSD makes a huge difference, but be sure to activate the "Rapid" function via the enclosed software from SamSung, you get another 100% boost in benchmark speed. I would do a fresh install of Windows and programs. However, Samsung does include a "clone" software for the SSD that has one function, all or nothing, and works very, very well. Try that first if you have a system and programs that you want to migrate to the new computer. But if you are new to Lenovo, the best... » Read More Yes, it works just like any other SATA drive. Just plug it in. But the big benefit is speed. An SSD makes a huge difference, but be sure to activate the "Rapid" function via the enclosed software from SamSung, you get another 100% boost in benchmark speed. I would do a fresh install of Windows and programs. However, Samsung does include a "clone" software for the SSD that has one function, all or nothing, and works very, very well. Try that first if you have a system and programs that you want to migrate to the new computer. But if you are new to Lenovo, the best long-term is to make everything fresh so there are no Qwirks. « Show Less
858148
It depends if your drive is solid state or mechanical. If SSD I would doubt it. If it's mechanical, meaning spinning hard drive then most likely. I cannot guarantee as I have never tried one from that model laptop. Good luck
1695171
Not sure about the Lenovo. The Kingston SSD works very well with my HP Elitebook 2530p. No problems with installation and reloading OS and all software.
523808
If it truely is a mSata SSD disk then yes it will work, any and most mSata cards work very well with this adapter depending on the size and shape they have. Now according to your specs I pulled up and looking at a similar laptop this will properly fit into the adapter. If you have any other questions feel free to ask and I will try and respond promptly as possible.
776487
Looking over the User guide on Lenovo's site, I don't believe you can. It does not show enough room within the case to add a second HDD or SSD. That being said, you could always use one of the SATA to USB 3.0 conversions sold here on Amazon and use your old HD as an external drive.
1731089
Did not work in Lenovo carbon, not sure of gen, it's about a year old, think gen two. If your SSD does not look the same, it won't work.
1398119
I can't say for certain if it does or not. But one way you should be able to tell is by checking the pins to see if they match; on your motherboard and on the drive. Most mSATA SSD ports should be compatible with most mSATA SSDs though.
1134122
Yes it will work - seeing it is already using a 500gb SATA hard drive - so you should be fine to swap it out with 750gb hard drive. Hope this helps!
216696
Yes, if the SSD drive is large enough to hold the contents of the old drive. This is exactly what I did with my upgrade.