MrThomsen25
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YOu will probably need to take the SSD out, boot to it in a different system that works with it, update the firmware for it in that system, then move it back into this one.
When you boot to Win7 on the seagate and try to update the firmware of the SSD it is trying to update the seagate, not the actual SSD which is leading me to think you need to be able to boot to the SSD to be able to update it.
That seems crazy
Then i would need to ask my friend to remove all of his harddrives, install win7 on my ssd, startup and run the Intel SSD Firmware.. That i cant do before tomorrow... And it just seems untrue that such a process is needed! How would any normal person purchasing a SSD ever manage this.. just crazy