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Improve this answer. Community Bot 1. Thanks, seems like it's 1. You didn't find old upgrades by any chance? Znarkus have a look at ocztechnologyforum. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Thanks, -SR. Joined Nov 19, Messages 14, I think you need to set the port to IDE mode to flash. After flashing you can set it back to AHCI. Joined Nov 6, Messages I would recommend the destructive updater for 1. But I've just updated a couple Vertex and Agilities with regular 1.
So do that, it's what I do. Then, just run the appropriate ISO disk. As long as you're on a normal port and IDE mode you should be able to update. But if you have a j. As long as you can detect the drive in the BIOS you should be able to flash it. I had an Asus AMD board like that. Joined Jan 3, Messages Also make sure your drive is NOT your boot drive. After you flash it then you can move it back as your boot drive.
That is how I did it, and it worked fine for me. Again, you can not flash the SSD you boot to within Windows. I had to break the RAID before the utility would upgrade them but that probably doesn't help or apply to you. Thankfully, this is something that Linux shines at. And the good news here is that OCZ have a Linux-based updater tool available. Warning: your mileage will likely vary for you if using a different laptop, different model version, different firmware to A12, different SSD firmware, etc, so be very careful following my words verbatim.
Download and install a Linux distribution to a USB stick or burn an optical disc. In my case, I chose Ubuntu At time of writing, the version is 1.
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