mSata M550 crucial SSD in WWAN port
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I put my mSata m550 crucial SSD ( onboard ssd ) into a WWAN port in an older HP notebook. I tought this was an mSata port cause it fits.
Can anyone tell me if I broke my ssd by doing this? thanks
also how can i get to the data on the ssd, do i really neeed to buy a msata to usb tool?
mpcie ≠ msata
>>54871555
yeah ok i know that now but did i potentially kill my msata ssd by placing it in there and powering on the machine?
>>54871607
pins shouldn't align. just turn of the machine and take it out. look for a usb2.0 to msata device.
>>54871790
its already out but I'm really afraid I broke my ssd by putting it in and powering on the machine. :(
>>54871541
1. You're a retard. Sell all your electronics and go live with the Amish or something.
2. Not tech support.
>>54871851
le bitter and sad anon :_D
>>54871960
No he's right you're a retard.
>>54871960
oh jesus, get the fuck out and read a book for a change
>>54872037
>>54872087
the universe is punishing me again :_S
some mpcie slots do support mSata but I guess this one i tried didn't, was too quick to put it in and just try yes.
The voltages seem to be equal too so theres a chance I didnt fry my msata ssd.
hopefully,
I'll read some books...
>>54872142
r/the voltages seem to be the same/the voltages seem to be lower on mpcie
No you didn't break anything but it obviously won't work because of HP's stupidity. It'll only work in a properly labeled mSATA port on an HP laptop and even then it could get disabled because of their fucktarded whitelist bullshit.
Get a Dell or go home. Lenovo and HP use those fucking whitelists to push people into buying their own specific hardware which blows - Dell does no such underhanded bullshit.
