Eu comprei um aspirador 3 A315-53-52zz, e substituí o HDD por um sandisk ssd 2.5 que tem problema

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I bought a aspire 3 A315-53-52zz, and replaced HDD with a ssd sandisk 2.5 120gb (I had it, so did not buy a new ssd M2) and installed new windows 10. it work for about 1-2 hours then lcd will be black. need to restart. can you help me please!

when I use original HDD, every thing work normal. the problem is ssd or .....

Olá
Eu comprei um aspirador 3 A315-53-52zz, e substituí o HDD por um sandisk ssd 2.5 120gb (eu tinha, então não comprei um novo ssd M2) e instalei o novo windows 10. funcionou por cerca de 1-2 horas e depois lcd será preto. precisa reiniciar. Você pode me ajudar por favor!
quando eu uso o HDD original, tudo funciona normalmente. o problema é ssd ou .....

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JackE

Tente migrar (não clonar) o disco rígido para o SSD novamente usando o freeware do assistente de partição minitool. Se ainda assim se comportar da mesma maneira, é provável que o SSD esteja falhando. Jack E/NJ

Try to migrate (not clone) the HDD onto the SSD again using minitool partition wizard freeware. If it still behaves the same way, then the SSD is likely failing. Jack E/NJ

Commodore_1995#

I would try this first:

https://youtu.be/cCmAOwRYNwY

Then I would check for any updates to the ssd firmware and also check if the same issue occurs on another computer.

JackE

egydiocoelho
yadollahvand >>>replaced HDD with a ssd sandisk 2.5 120gb (I had it, so did not buy a new ssd M2) >>>

>>>substituiu o HDD por um sandisk ssd 2.5 120gb (eu tinha, então não comprei um novo ssd M2)>>>

O sandisk de 2,5 "é um SSD antigo, não um SSD m.2, por isso pode estar falhando. Jack E/NJ

The 2.5" sandisk is an old SSD, not an m.2 SSD so it might be failing. Jack E/NJ

yadollahvand

Hello

I want to know that acer aspire 3 a315-53 52zz, support just ssd M2 sata3 or I can use ssd nvme too?

Thanks

JackE

Yes it will support m.2 SATA3 card with two B+M key slots or one B key slot if the m.2 socket has only one B key. It may also support an m.2 nvme card with one M key slot but only if the m.2 socket on the mainboard also has only one M key. It is safest to use a m.2 SATA3 card with B+M slots if you are uncertain. Jack E/NJ

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