I bought by mistake a Sata SSD disk and my laptop had mSata SSD disk. Can i use this adapter? My laptop is TOSHIBA PORTEGE ULTRABOOK Z835-SP3240L and
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If it truely is a mSata SSD disk then yes it very well should work, any and most mSata disk cards work with this adapter. Some have different shapes and sizes but according to your specs and looking at a similar laptop this will fit very well with the adapter. Let me know if you have further questions.
523807
No, this adapter is for putting an msata drive in a computer that has a standard sata connector.
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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.
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I bought a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter from Amazon for 8 bucks. "Silverstone Tek 3.5-Inch to 2 X 2.5-Inch Hard Drive HDD SSD Bay Converter, Black (SDP08B)". Works great!
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There is no mSATA slot, just a regular SATA III connection. There isnt a way we know of to hook up your mSATA drive. We've tried mSATA to SATA adapters but the N550 wont recognize it.
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This fit and works great for the old ssd from my dell z600. If the ports match what you are pulling out of the laptop it should work just fine. There are two styles of connections though, make sure this one matches what you are using.
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According to the specs of T400s, it's NOT work.You can google "thinkpad T400s msATA", or refer below:https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/mSATA-SSD-on-T400/td-p/1407231
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This Adapter is suitable for mSATA (Mini SATA) only. I do not know about the interface of your Sandisk SSD.
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you should buy msata ssd, there's no sata slot inside. but l removed the CD driver to put my sata ssd inside. hope it will be helpful. :)
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I started typing the answer, starting with a 'no'. This was based on Toshiba's online information that only talked about a SATA SSD, not about mSATA form factor. But I then dug a little deeper in the information on the Z830.But after reading and finding more information, the answer is YES. This harddisk is mSATA and the same PCIe mSATA form factor is used in the Z830. I found an open Z830 on a German site: http://www.chip.de/artikel/Toshiba-Satellite_Z830-10J-Notebook-Test_53074452.htmlAnd also the SSD information: https://storage.toshiba.eu/cms/en/hdd/solid_state_drives/product_detail.jsp?productid=437This points both in the direction that this is a compatible drive to the one used in the Z830. I started typing the answer, starting with a 'no'. This was based on Toshiba's online information that only talked about a SATA SSD, not about mSATA form factor. But I then dug a little deeper in the information on the Z830.But after reading and finding more information, the answer is YES. This harddisk is mSATA and the same PCIe mSATA form factor is used in the Z830. I found an open Z830 on a German site: http://www.chip.de/artikel/Toshiba-Satellite_Z830-10J-Notebook-Test_53074452.htmlAnd also the SSD information:... » Read More I started typing the answer, starting with a 'no'. This was based on Toshiba's online information that only talked about a SATA SSD, not about mSATA form factor. But I then dug a little deeper in the information on the Z830.But after reading and finding more information, the answer is YES. This harddisk is mSATA and the same PCIe mSATA form factor is used in the Z830. I found an open Z830 on a German site: http://www.chip.de/artikel/Toshiba-Satellite_Z830-10J-Notebook-Test_53074452.htmlAnd also the SSD information: https://storage.toshiba.eu/cms/en/hdd/solid_state_drives/product_detail.jsp?productid=437This points both in the direction that this is a compatible drive to the one used in the Z830. « Show Less
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It seems your laptop does not have an mSATA port, however you should be able to replace your HDD with a regular SATA SSD drive.
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It will work, but at SATA 1.5Gb/s, not SATA2 (3gb/s) or SATA3 (6gb/s). It is fast anyway and you can upgrade your Notebook in the future and keep your SSD.
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backwards compatible with Msata II - yesbackwards compatible with msata I - most likely notsource: http://mydigitalssd.com/msata-ssd.phpupdate: in fact my laptop only handles SATA II and it works great with this msata SSD
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It's possibly because the drive wasn't formatted in such a way that it does not assign a drive letter. In my case bought a similar adapter after upgrading the ssd in my laptop. There are several partitions on my drive (windows reserved partition, recovery partition, and my data partition) When I plug my adapter in, the device doesn't connect automatically and I have to go into disk management to manually assign the partition I want to access a drive letter.
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This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8 number is the middle is the width which is nominally a 2.5" drive. This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8... » Read More This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8 number is the middle is the width which is nominally a 2.5" drive. « Show Less
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This is a msata drive. Most laptops and some desktops have an msata port, but I just checked the specs on the computer you mentioned and it doesn't look like it has a msata port. It can take other drives that connect via e-sata, or if you really want to use this drive, I believe you can find a pcie to msata adaptor card that will give you an m-sata port.
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I had some 2.5 to 3.5 SSD adapters that are for desktop installs. You can probably get one on the auction site cheap. I had 2 notebook drives in mine, fit well.
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If your toahiba has only mSATA compatible port it will work fine. I used this ssd on shuttle micro pc. Performance is outstanding. Great product so far.
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Yes, the adapter works with any mSATA driveWithout affecting the speed of reading and writing