WWAN is the mobile wireless network. WLAN is the WiFi network.
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I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots, not mSata slots, even though they look the same.
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I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they are both mPCIe slots, not mSata slots, even though they look the same.
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It won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD for more storage if needed
WWAN is the mobile wireless network. WLAN is the WiFi network.
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I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
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I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots, not mSata slots, even though they look the same.
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It won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD for more storage if needed
WWAN is the mobile wireless network. WLAN is the WiFi network.
I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
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Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD for more storage
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Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD for more storage if needed
WWAN is the mobile wireless network. WLAN is the WiFi network.
I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD for more storage
I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD for more storage
I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
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You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and either insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
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You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
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Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD
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Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD for more storage
I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
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I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN slots, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and either insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
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Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD
I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and either insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
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Although there is an argument that a SSD is just as fast as a mSata drive so if you have a HDD installed just replace it with a SSD and replace the DVD with the HDD
I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN ports as they both are mPCIe ports and it won't work, unless they are combo MPCIe/mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
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I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN, as they both are mPCIe slots and it won't work, unless they are combo mPCIe / mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and either insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).
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I don't think that you can place a mSata drive into either the WLAN or WWAN ports as they both are mPCIe ports and it won't work, unless they are combo MPCIe/mSata slots that can be configured in BIOS, but there is no mention of this in the [http://content.etilize.com/User-Manual/1022334098.pdf|service manual].
You may be able to use a mSata to Sata adapter and install the mSata in place of the HDD and either insert the HDD into a caddy in the DVD slot and lose the DVD drive, (or replace the DVD drive with an SSD).