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Speed up your laptop with a solid-state drive You may know from elsewhere on my blog that I have a tiny Dell D430 laptop that I use for portability when I'm out and about and want more power than just a tablet alone. I'd been looking at ways to speed the laptop up and started to look specifically at replacing the 1.8' 4,200rpm 60G Toshiba hard disk with something a bit faster. The Toshiba drive is tiny and very low powered, but it is sloooow. Indeed, it is so slow that it ranks 3189 out of 3192 - literally fourth from the bottom - of! No prizes for guessing I need to replace this to get some performance out of this laptop.

The obvious direction is to install an SSD - or a Solid State Disk. The question is - How? The Dell D430 hard disk sits under the battery and is shown outlined in red in this photograph. You can see that there's no room for a physically larger hard disk. Add to this the fact that the hard disk interface on the Dell D430 is a PATA or IDE interface and that would normally rule out any SATA devices too. The only options we have therefore is to replace the disk with a purpose-made SSD that is designed to fit a 1.8' format or to seek an alternative format.

There are a few 1.8' SSDs available ( ) so an easy approach would be to buy and install one of these. However, I was looking for something that would likely outlast the Dell, so I looked at using an and running it using an. Not only is the mSATA SSD cheaper to buy, it's transferable and usable in other computers and laptops should the Dell die in the future. Here's how I did it. To start, I wanted a clean build of a new OS, so I took a backup of my data from the old hard disk before I started this procedure. The old disk had Mint 13 on it but I wanted to move to Mint 17 with the new disk and this is best done with a clean install on the new disk.

I'm therefore going to assume that you won't need my help to manage your data or your OS - just the procedure for swapping the old disk for an SSD. You'll therefore need: Tools: a small cross-head screwdriver possibly a wooden toothpick and a wooden coffee stirrer. For me, I next inserted a prepared USB stick with the install ISO of on it and set about installing a clean, fresh copy of Mint 17. When this was complete, I then and tuned it for an SSD. Addendum: Two months after I completed this upgrade I experienced a little problem.

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My laptop died. Well, more exactly, I'd let the laptop go to sleep as I was busy elsewhere. When I resumed the laptop the system didn't come back to life. After a power off/power on the system still did not boot. A view in the BIOS showed no hard disk found. The SSD had died on me. Slightly worried by this (my British stiff upper lip here.) I began to search Crucial's web site for a Returns page for SSDs when I chanced upon this article: It turned out that my SSD had suffered from a bug in its firmware and had apparently 'died' as a result of this bug.