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
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No, this adapter is just the opposite of what you need. This will adapt a mSATA drive to a full SATA slot.
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Even if you find one that is the right gender, as Test4echo3 stated, it is highly unlikely that you would have enough room in the laptop to use it. The laptops generally don't have a lot of extra room for extra hardware or lager hardware.
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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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I bought two types of adapters. I did not use this one. I used the HDE SATA to PATA/IDE Hard Drive Interface Adapter shown for $6.50. I used it to connect a SATA Optical DVD player to the IDE cable. It worked fine. I would expect it to work with a SATA SSD Go to http://www.amazon.com/HDE-SATA-Drive-Interface-Adapter/dp/B002Y2NI4M/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1405960951&sr=1-2&keywords=HDE%C2%AE+SATA+to+IDE%2FIDE+Adapter&dpPl=1
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The SATA connector for 1.8" drive is non-standard. One will need to get an adapter to convert to standard 2.5". The best-cost effective method would be using a mSATA to SATA adapter with a standard 2.5" housing.
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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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you can't use a mSata SSD because there is no slot available. You can replace the stock Seagate SSHD 1TB + 8GB (HDD and SSD on the same 2.5" drive) by another 2.5" drive or you can add a caddy for a second 2.5" drive but it will replace the graphics card in the ultrabay.sorry for my english i'm from France i hope there are no mistakes !
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The ZTC is an adapter to read an mSATA drive through USB. The device you linked is to read an mSATA drive through a standard 2.5 laptop drive input. They two do entirely different things and would not work together. If you're asking whether or not the device you linked to will fit inside the adapter, it will not, but the hard drive that would fit the device you linked would fit in the adapter.
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I didnt use that exact samsung drive but idid use a samsung msata ssd and it worked fine..once its msata it should work
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This adapter is for the mSATA to 1.8in. SATA usually found in early gen ultrabooks like the Thinkpad X301. I think iPod classic video has a ZIF interface, you may want to ask the reviewers on this adapter instead - "Micro SATA Cables - mSATA SSD to 40 Pin ZIF Adapter Card" .
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I would order a regular SATA hard drive not a mSATA. You would need an adapter to use this particular model. This would be the corrected SATA in the size and model you have here.[OLD MODEL] Crucial M550 256GB SATA 2.5" 7mm (with 9.5mm adapter) Internal Solid State Drive CT256M550SSD1Your Dell Inspiron tower would also need to have SATA about 2006 and newer.
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I had exactly the same situation and the same mSata drive. It would not work. I contacted the seller and they have sent a replacement board (not the entire enclosure). I have not got round to trying it yet since the mSata is now in my laptop. Suggest you contact the seller.
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you can't use a mSata SSD because there is no slot available. You can replace the stock Seagate SSHD 1TB + 8GB (HDD and SSD on the same 2.5" drive) by another 2.5" drive or you can add a caddy for a second 2.5" drive but it will replace the graphics card in the ultrabay. sorry for my english i'm from France i hope there are no mistakes !
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I bought the adapter and it works with my Toshiba Satellite. I too read a number of reviews for a number of adapters.
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Works with any laptop that uses a 2.5 sata hd. Most laptop have an adapter that connects to the drive to connect to the motherboard. If you are replacing a drive u can use the adapter from the old drive.
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Unfortunately, only the newest line of thinkpads can handle msata drives. No it will not be compatible with this drive, however you can get a standard ssd drive which will perform much faster than a typical HDD. Something like this should work http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/ssd/ct120m500ssd1
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I looked up your specs, and the toshiba you have does use a sata1 drive . I have used the sata2 drives in a standard sata1 laptop setup before . It should be backwards compatable for your laptop.
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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.