Can it use Wifi and SSD at the same time?

Your WiFi service is disabled as you occupy its connection for your PCI card , how you over come this and got a WiFi wireless connection? for me I will think loss one USB port to operate mini WiFi wireless adaptor ! thanks

Very thanks for your informatics video, I do have an old tablet year 2012 processor Intle Atom dual-core 1.86 Ghz , I was looking for installing Ubuntu OS on a faster PCI card 64 GB size to be inserted closer to the control bus of that old tablet (GIGABYTE s1080). Your video is unique issue and very helpful project in 2024. I have a questions about the cost $ & speed gain after you completed your project on your new Lenovo 520 and the advantages by 2024?. Is it worth for me to apply your project steps on my tablet? Thanks BR Akmal

i found information that we still cannot boot OS from nvme drive in old laptop like this. is this true?

Ok, worth mentioning RamMap worked much faster in Win 7 specially on the empty working sets, empty system, empty modified page list.

useless, more or less, in terms of tranfer speeds.... maybe as dump-and-forget-storage.... anyways, too sad.... thought i could use the A-E slot for my unraid cache drive :(

ok so im having n i5, and in intel website it says my ram can be upgradable till 64 gb and i can put up 3200 mhz of ram, but im already having a soldered 4gb ram which runs on 2666mhz, what should i do?

Obvio es un vídeo falso, de haberle servido hubiera montado un M.2 Nvme por el pcie wi-fi, junto a un SSD por SATA III y hubiera hecho las pruebas respectivas. Al montarlo con todo y adactador la PC no le reconoció el M.2 Nvme y se rindió. Es obvio. No funcionó. Y por ello no hizo la prueba.

Great video! Thanks!!! 👏🏼👍🏼 And I thought I had searched the Net… I realize that, compared with your research, just have managed to scratch a bit… 😂🤣😂🤣 Your video (well explained with a calm voice) sure puts my worries at ease. Puhhhh. I’ve bought the adapter and a 2230 memory with the intention to remove the wifi card and replace it with this ”special solution SSD” as boot drive for Proxmox, Unraid and VM’s for my home lab. Because I really need the 3 nvme’s in the AMD NUC mini pc so I can use RAID5. Yupp, I’m going all in with this one. We’ll see how it all works out once I get the mini pc and the 2230 stuff. Wish me luck, I think I’ll need it! 😳 But, as I said, Kudos to you for this very thought out video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I'm here because I bought the wrong ssd

Excellent idea and useful information, still not worth it for end user.

What about the wwan card in t440p,dell 7490,t490?

He lost me after, "Let's get started."

thanks work very well

u r awesome 👏 u solved my problem

The wifi you can remplace with a usb dongle but I wonder if you can put back the backplate on your laptop when you use this adapter...🤔

cant find select hidden apps

Would love to know how to add an often used excel file i.e. "Excel File 1" to the new folder.

Speeds will depend on what generation your PCIe is: Mini PCIe 1.0: Based on PCIe 1.0, providing a data rate of 250 MB/s per lane. Mini PCIe 2.0: Based on PCIe 2.0, providing a data rate of 500 MB/s per lane. Mini PCIe 3.0: Based on PCIe 3.0, providing a data rate of 1 GB/s per lane. Mini PCIe 4.0: Based on PCIe 4.0, providing a data rate of 2 GB/s per lane. Mini PCIe 5.0: Based on PCIe 5.0, providing a data rate of 4 GB/s per lane12.

Didn't work in my case

So if convert the m2 to nvme i should easy add external gpu?

Do this and use a wifi adapter via USB bobs your uncle if you dont want to sacrifice a port get a usb hub adapter and use that. now tou have additional usb ports too

can the adapter be broken to where it is needed?

Hp 15s du3564 tu no caddy option 😢

Very helpful but it can't apply these to external HDDs connected by USB. I can see it under USB but it doesn't show the same details.

Very well contributed this knowledge that your quest has found and your kindness sharing it 👏👍🙏

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Thats my motherboard!! Excellent video! Thankyou!

Thank you, This worked just great, funny thing the LaunchTo was already created in my RegEdit but it was on 1

I see only questions, further questions and a lot of congratulations. But has anyone else tried this? I see zero feedback.

Thank you for the effort...It was useful video...

​ i just wanna ask if it is A+E key, can i use the M2 Sata instead of the NVME. Thanks for your video. Great content.

Çok güzel bilgiler ve başarılı . Ama Eldivenler olmamış dostum .

This is i was searching

I install windows on nvme that placed like that but it not bootable why bro ?!

Great

And now you have to carry a usb wifi dongle.

Hey dude. Would you help me? Can I install another operating system on this second HD, while I have an OS on the main SSD?

Is there any way to put wifi card and m.2 in one slot. Any spltter or extended cable or adaptor.

The chances of that monster card fitting in most situations, is slim.

why would you plug an output into the laptop output? you wouldn't do that waste of a cable

you dont need an adaptor, just only buy a m2 ssd sata, that m2 sata 2230 is compatible with the port.

Kioxia bg5 please suggest converter external card

1. Check your data transfer rate, it won't be mind boggling; 2. some of these ports are CNVi and don't have a PCIe line, the SSD won't work; 3. even if it has a PCIe lane, some manufacturer whitelist the devices that can actually be used there and an SSD won't work. I don't know what the likelihood of it working is but it's not 100%

Kioxia 512gb m. 2 SSD convert er suggest you, desktop use

Dude I found ur channel watching the 1st video "Convert WIFI Slot to M.2 NVMe SSD Slot !" at kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGm7oqCkrtaVsLM and now I'm watching this one trying to figure out how to do my Dell Latitude E6430. You see these 2 videos are focusing on using a WIFI slot as if that were the only option in somebody's laptop, that their laptop doesn't have any mini-PCIe slots for WWAN or add-on NVMe laptop form factor SSD. Mine does, however I have a Silicon Power 4TB UD90 M.2 NVMe SSD,, and a Samsung EVO 980 PRO, both, full finger stick sized, the size that usually goes not in laptops but into desktop motherboards with actual M.2 slots built-in like ASUS etc. I have problems with each of those M.2 SSD's while currently housing them inside USB-enclosure adapters. [ 1 ] Samsung EVO 980 PRO www.amazon.com/s?k=samsung+EVO+980+pro&crid=1IJPEDPLDVUQB&sprefix=samsung+evo+980+pro%2Caps%2C174&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 The Samsung EVO 980 PRO works for awhile when new, but over time, usually a few months, due to a firmware issue, the onboard controller will detect bad sectors even whether they are actually bad or not (and they usually aren't), and that results in the drive controller eventually not allowing data to be written to the drive, by resetting the drive status as READ-ONLY. It gets LOCKED that way. This is a known issue, discussed in more detail here " SAMSUNG 980 PRO NVMe FAILURE AND HOW TO STOP IT FROM HAPPENING " ( Channel : JayzTwoCents - 4.7 MILLION Subscribers ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqCkd62ar5Wba68 The GOOD NEWS is that Samsung got feedback about this issue, and have issued a firmware update that fixes it (unlock it). More GOOD NEWS is that fortunately firmware updates don't need to actually write to the drive, just access it, and the firmware update is communicated directly to the controller, which is an onboard PCB component separate from the drive itself. The BAD NEWS though is that this can only be done when a Samsung EVO 980 PRO (512 GB) is inserted into an actual M.2 NVMe slot on an actual motherboard (whether desktop or laptop doesn't matter), it can't do firmware updates while in a USB-enclosure, the process doesn't work that way. So that's my first reason I'm exploring watching your videos and learning about this valuable information. I'm not watching just for entertainment ! [ 2 ] Silicon Power 4TB UD90 www.amazon.com/Silicon-Power-UD90-NVMe-SP04KGBP44UD9005/dp/B0BYN8NHXS/?th=1 The problem with that one is that it, *_UNLIKE_* the Samsung EVO, does NOT HAVE it's own internal DRAM and Controller. I never even thought about it, and just recently learned that M.2 NVMe's won't work inside USB-enclosures unless they have their own DRAM and Controller (mainly the DRAM). So that's my 2nd reason. I wanna see if I can test that Silicon Power 4 TB UD90 M.2 NVMe and verify it's working when it is hooked up the right way... I went to the link you provide, and I see the unit (it's DIRT CHEAP, thank god ! ) but I ALSO FOUND these..... Mini-PCIe to NVMe adapters .... they look very similar to the ones used in your upgrade but are not limited to WiFi.... www.aliexpress.us/w/wholesale-NVME-Adapter-Card-PCIE-M.2-SSD-to-Mini%2525252dPCIe.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.search.0 My dell latitude e6430 has both :: (1) WiFi Mini-PCIe and also (2), standard mini-PCIe slot. So I'm "on the fence" undecided which path to take. I do have an external USB-WIFI Adapter, a pretty good one, so I could sacrifice the WIFI slot if I had no other option. But I'd prefer not to. I'm sorry to bother you with this long post, but you're the first and ONLY channel I've seen covering this in such detail. If you may please, what you recommend ? - - I'm asking in advance of ordering the adapter, but, I might go ahead and get various ones, of both kinds, since they are so inexpensive. But I'm still interested in your feedback, if any..... Thank You ....... *Liked* and *Subscribed* ........ _HIGHLY INFORMATIVE VIDEO !_

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So how you use wifi if you replaced it with ssd i want to do this but will wifi work or not

Man thanks a lot for this video! Really in depth information. 1 year old video and yet helpful

Bad video !