About jjrodri07

I use W10 for create the USB for the image disks of W10  (I recommend a minimum Pendrive of 32Gb)   And I use Clonezilla pendrive. ( I use a pendrive of 8Gb) 1.- The pendrive with Clonezilla I created it with Rufus. 2.- Clonezilla duplicates the internal unit inside the SSD.   Restart  1.- Check that the first unit is the SSD. And that W10 starts from the SSD. If it is OK. 2.- How do you have the image discs of the W10 system in the first pendrive of 32Gb Then you can erase the internal 64Gb drive   This is a generic explanation of the steps I have taken. What I hope will be useful.     ... View more

Before starting to do anything. I recommend you get a w10 image on a pendrive in case it were necessary.   Simply for agility I use clonezilla.   I already have it perfect, W10 on the SSD, and the slowest internal 64Gb free for storage. I'm thinking about installing some Linux distribution on those 64Gb I'll tell you.   ... View more

Yes, Win 10 starts from the SSD drive. I have configured the SSD unit as the main unit C and the 64Gb of the eMMC memory as the unit D.   Happy with the change, If you have any problem when trying to do it, do not hesitate to ask me. Greetings.   Note: Until I create an iso image of disk D on a flash drive, I will not erase it as a precaution.   ... View more

Thank you!!   I hope it will be useful for everyone.   ... View more

Definitely not. Although it is able to connect to storage devices in M2 format. The BIOS does not support the NVME protocol.   And it makes sense, since the system would not be able to absorb the 3500Mb / second that it is capable of providing in reading and writing. So I see more logical, taking into account the capacity of the Medion Akoya E4251 system, which uses the SATA III protocol that is able to provide up to 550Mb / second in reading and writing. I think SATA III will go perfect for this device.   Here you have a photos of the M2 NVMe test      Not-Support-NVMe-4 Not-Support-NVMe-1 Not-Support-NVMe-2 Not-Support-NVMe-3 Now it's time to decide which one to buy.     ... View more

I have an NVME to prove it. Out of curiosity, throughout the day, when I have a gap. I'm going to see if the Akoya E4251 can recognize it. I'll tell you ... View more

The windows key is usually in the system BIOS. So you should not ask it and windows will install perfectly. When it's time to ask for the windows key, it will read it automatically from the BIOS and will not ask you.   This is usually done normally. And it should be like that in Medion Akoya E4251. I'm going to do like you.   By the way the SSD that you are going to put is NVMe? ... View more