If you’re considering SSD for laptops and desktop computers, you’ll need to examine questions about form factor, MLC or SLC, SATA or AHCI, and the key stages of installation. We answer your ...

Most desktop PC drive bays are sized for 3.5-inch drives, so you should buy a 2.5-inch drive adapter for mounting. Again, the brand doesn't matter – it's just a piece of metal to screw your ...

Switch drive letters with your old HDD making the SSD the boot or "C" drive. Reboot and select "Run from DVD or CD ROM drive." Install your operating system and copy your files to the new SSD drive.

Install and/or plug in both drives: Make sure you have both your old and new drives plugged into your system before initiating the process. Those installing an M.2 SSD need to slot it into the M.2 ...

Adding a second hard drive or SSD to your gaming PC is easy. Provided that you've got room to physically house the drive at any rate. If you've got a laptop then actually squeezing the drive ...

When installing an SSD in a desktop, is the USB to SATA cable shown in the installation diagram indispensable? I thought it would be just like installing an HDD, that you could just hook it up to ...