SSDNow

For Desktops

5.Attach one end of the SATA data cable (provided) to the SATA interface connector on your computer’s motherboard or SATA host adapter. Below is an example of what a motherboard SATA connector might look like:

SATA connector

Figure 2: Desktop PC motherboard with 4 SATA connectors.

The number of connectors on each system will vary.

Note: SATA connectors are keyed to ensure correct orientation.

6.Attach the other end of the SATA interface cable to the SSD.

7.Attach the power cable or power adapter (provided) to the SSD.

8.You are now ready to copy your data from the system hard drive to the SSD using the cloning software CD provided.

Setup and Use Acronis® True Image HD

IMPORTANT: ** It is strongly recommended that you uninstall any Trial versions of Acronis software prior to installing full versions.

1.Insert the Acronis True Image HD software CD into the system CD-ROM drive.

2.Restart the system.

3.The Acronis True Image HD CD is a bootable disk and will boot to the Acronis True Image HD screen.

Note: If the system does not boot to the Acronis True Image HD screen and instead boots to Windows, perform the following:

1)Restart the computer. While the system is restarting, run the system setup program (BIOS). The BIOS can be activated by pressing a special key such as ESC, F1, F12 or DELETE. (Refer to your system manufacturer’s documentation for the correct key.)

2)While in the system BIOS, change the boot order so that CD- ROM/DVD is the first boot device.

3)Save the settings and exit BIOS. (For more detailed instructions on configuring the BIOS, consult your system manufacturer’s documentation.)

4)Restart the computer. When the computer restarts, it should now boot to the Acronis True Image HD page.

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Kingston Technology 07-16-2009 manual Setup and Use Acronis True Image HD

07-16-2009 specifications

On July 16, 2009, Kingston Technology made headlines by continuing to solidify its position as a leader in the memory products industry. The company is renowned for its innovative memory solutions that cater to various electronic devices, including personal computers, servers, and mobile devices. One of Kingston’s key features is its commitment to high performance and reliability, which has earned it the trust of consumers and enterprises alike.

Kingston's product lineup includes a range of DRAM and flash memory solutions. Their HyperX brand, specifically designed for high-performance gaming and overclocking, exemplifies the company’s commitment to high-speed memory. HyperX memory modules are known for their striking heat spreader designs and rigorous testing, ensuring optimal thermal dissipation and stability. This product line caters to gamers and computer enthusiasts seeking unparalleled performance.

In 2009, Kingston also emphasized the importance of value, launching entry-level memory solutions suitable for budget-conscious consumers. These products provided a cost-effective means for users to upgrade their systems, enhancing both speed and overall performance without breaking the bank. Kingston's value-oriented offerings included both desktop and laptop memory options, making it easier for everyday users to experience the benefits of upgraded RAM.

Another significant aspect of Kingston Technology is its extensive range of flash memory products, including USB drives and solid-state drives (SSDs). The introduction of SSDs revolutionized data storage with faster boot times and improved data access speeds compared to traditional HDDs. Kingston's SSDs, particularly the SSDNow series, were aimed at significantly enhancing the performance of PCs and laptops, appealing to both consumers and enterprise environments seeking reliable and speedy storage solutions.

Quality assurance is a hallmark of Kingston Technology's operations. The company adheres to strict manufacturing standards and utilizes advanced technologies to ensure the durability and performance of its products. This commitment to excellence has resulted in numerous awards and recognitions within the industry, further enhancing its reputation.

In summary, on July 16, 2009, Kingston Technology showcased its robust portfolio of memory products, accentuating high performance, reliability, and value. With a focus on gaming enthusiasts, budget-conscious consumers, and enterprise solutions, Kingston continued to push the boundaries of technology, solidifying its status as a leader in the memory market.