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Crucial mSATA SSD Install Manual

Install Guide

Crucial

mSATA Solid State Drive

• Crucial

mSATA SSD

• Non-magnetic tip screwdriver

• Your system's owner's manual

Special Considerations

If your Crucial mSATA SSD is intended for use as a primary storage

device, we recommend the use of data migration (cloning)

software to move old ﬁles from your existing drive onto your new

Crucial mSATA SSD. Data migration software is available from a

variety of third-party vendors.

Table of Contents

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Page 1: Special Considerations
• Your system’s owner’s manual Special Considerations If your Crucial mSATA SSD is intended for use as a primary storage device, we recommend the use of data migration (cloning) software to move old ﬁles from your existing drive onto your new Crucial mSATA SSD.
Page 2 7. Insert your Crucial mSATA SSD into the mSATA socket according to the illustrations in this guide. Align the notches on the mSATA SSD with the notches in the mSATA socket, then insert as shown. 8. If screws are included with your motherboard, screw the mSATA drive into place (see Figure 1), and as always, consult your owner’s manual or system manufacturer for...
Page 3 Figure 1: Installation with screws Figure 2: Installation with clips...
Page 4: Troubleshooting Tips
Troubleshooting Tips If your mSATA SSD won’t ﬁt into the mSATA socket, don’t apply extra pressure or attempt to force it into the socket. Instead, double check your system to ensure that you’re inserting the drive into the mSATA socket (this socket can look similar to others, but should be clearly labeled in your owner’s manual).
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