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• HP pavilion 500-281 adding second drive

  New HP Clubhouse 500 arrived today.

  I have the sata pc win7 with m.b. blown off the power drive

  When I plug in the sata, PC does not recognize the second disk?

  If I connect it to my Dell with Win7, recognized instantly, so I do understand not (computer management/disk management)

  STD sata drive W/D 1 TB harddrive

  If I want to boot from a USB key, I can't get my PC to recognize. I thought I could just go to Configuration and change the sequence of boot for sandisk usb is selected? But at least computer/manage/diskmgmt shows the usb key.

  Doesn't seem to change the boot, he wants to just go into windows?

  Thank you, Howie

  It was again being shipped with TPG/GUID/UEFI PC.

  Unfortunately, this makes it almost impossible to restore a hard disk MBR or install linux dual boot.

  Using Paragon Hard Drive Manager 14, I was able to convert the old UEFI/GPT disk and can start, at least as long, that's not the hard drive of the o/s. So, I can access its files, but not in the registry.

  This also explains why I couldn't even boot with my USB (MBR) hard drive attached.

  Howie

• Problem adding a second drive to VM after P2V using Stand Alone inverter

  Hello

  Let me preface this with anguish and you say how much of a hassle it has been from the beginning.

  We owe to P2V a server having a 25gig main drive and a 8gig of secondary disk for data. We had to move the files a long distance with the help of FTP, so offers them to us in some regions, by ensuring that all files have reached their proper destination.

  We have the files downloaded in the SAN and much to my surprise, the second disc of data showed as a *-flat.vmdk file without header hard file. I opened the browser and the virtual machine added to the inventory, but couldn't turn on with the second disc attached. I removed the second disk of the virtual machine and it has started well. But now I have a car I can access.

  I would like to convert the *-file flat.vmdk to work hard file but I'm not sure how with my limited resources. I don't have the vSphere client to work with. I downloaded the RCLI for vSphere but I have to be honest, I'm not very good with scripts.

  I tried following this tutorial: http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1002511

  But the notes are asking me to use the console, which I do not have access with 4 ESXi and vSphere Client.

  Attached is the original .vmx file that was created during the P2V

  You will also find a screeshot of the files I work with that

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Welcome to the communities.

  You can run through to revive the P2V conversion and just select the second drive. It's probably the easiest get right.

  You can access the console on ESXi using the Mode of Tech Support

  For 4.1 http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1017910/

  For 4 http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1003677/

  You can take a look at http://sanbarrow.com/vmdk/disktypes.html

  Forum - VMware communities forums upgrade notice will be upgraded the weekend of December 12. The forum will be in playback mode only the Friday 10 December 18: 00 PST until Sunday December 12 2 AM PST.

• HP Envy TouchSmart, m7 j-000dx: adding a second drive

  I want to add a second drive of my laptop HP Envy TouchSmart (17.3 ") since I was a lot of data on my current SSD.

  My question is that the computer will support the SSD and SSHD readers?

  Are there restrictions on the size of the disk (to 1, 2-4).

  I had my HP Envy since 7/2013 and am currently using Windows 10 (64-bit).   I've updated RAM 16 MB (max for this phone).  The material is otherwise original.

  It has been frustrating to look for information, if I can do it at all and, if so, what can I use for this second disc.  Thank you.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  The laptop is essentially identical to the series of 17 t-j000xx want so that they share a textbook. I used to own a model 17 t - j029nr that would be about the same as yours. The laptop has 2 size hard disk bays 2.5 inches and there is a slot on the motherboard for a reader to the WSSD mSATA.

  This video shows how to add a second hard drive.

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=wx3dMGXrGCc

  The company that made the video, www.newmodeus.com also sells hardware, you need to add a second drive.

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=542

  I bought one of these and used to install a second hard drive in mine. It may be a mechanical drive an SSHD or a 2.5 inch SATA SSD. It can be of 7 mm or 9.5 mm thick and is limited in size only by what you can find on the market. I think that 2 TB is still the larger disk of 2.5 inch 9.5 mm there.

  The only complication is going to be if you do not have an mSATA 32 gig drive in the computer as it should be removed if you are running an SSD. Looks like you don't have a disc mSATA. Post back with more questions about it he gets the kind of technique and not need to go if this is not a problem for you.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Pavilion dv7 4053 cl: Pavilion dv7 4053cl adding second hard drive

  I replaced with success the stock HDD in my laptop with an SSD.

  I want to continue to use the old HDD in the laptop well, and it seems that I have a second drive Bay HARD in which HARD drive can adapt. I have not, however, see a SATA connector on the motherboard for a second HDD connection.

  There is a SATA connector to the disk HARD primary (symbols of disc 1, marked on the plastic) and there are two connectors near the RAM, which seem not to be SATA, and my optical disc drive is connected.

  Am I missing something, or is there is no place on the motherboard to connect a second HARD (well, or SSD) via SATA drive?

  GrubenM wrote:
  I replaced with success the stock HDD in my laptop with an SSD.

  I want to continue to use the old HDD in the laptop well, and it seems that I have a second drive Bay HARD in which HARD drive can adapt. I have not, however, see a SATA connector on the motherboard for a second HDD connection.

  There is a SATA connector to the disk HARD primary (symbols of disc 1, marked on the plastic) and there are two connectors near the RAM, which seem not to be SATA, and my optical disc drive is connected.

  Am I missing something, or is there is no place on the motherboard to connect a second HARD (well, or SSD) via SATA drive?

  Here's your Guide to maintenance & Service.

  It's the package, you need to add a 2nd hard drive: http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=345

• Adding a second drive to my Optiplex 755

  I bought an Optiplex 755 renovated a few months back that came with a floppy (really?). I decided to add a second drive, so I removed the disk and put a Seagate 750 GB drive in its place. I entered the program installation and active the drive, rebooted, went back into the Setup program to verify that the disc was recognized that it was. BUT now, whenever I restart the machine, I have the black screen with the following text:

  Replacing the HARD drive is not valid, continued use can lead to long-term reliability problems HDD please press that F1 in you want to continue.

  It also gives me the choice to press F1 to continue, F2 to enter setup or on F5 to run tests.

  I press F1 and it starts normally.

  My question is how or what I do to eliminate this black screen? Because if I restart and let the system is here and waiting forever.

  Thanks for your help.

  The DT, SFF, USFF systems REQUIRE specific Western Digital or SAMSUNG drive model. Replacing the HARD drive is not valid is specific to 745 and 755 SFF and ULTRA-COMPACT systems.

  The DT, SFF, USFF models will have a thermal message.  The model of the Tower does not care the drive Type.  This is due to "thermal considerations.

  

  Desktop Dell 755 is configured to reject anything but a hard drive Western Digital or Samsung, claiming that it is due to "thermal considerations.  This is for Desktop and SFF and ULTRA-COMPACT models.

  "HDD replacement is not valid" Message on a Dell Optiplex - Article KB - 329305 computer | Reference Dell

• Dimension 8100 XP added second hard drive

  I do not ask for help more, but I'm missing something.  I got the correct drive WD HD 80 MG to add as the second disc.  I installed and everything, but the system does not show it.  I tried installing and when I try to choose a second drive, when it reboots it says secondary drive 1 invalid.  The poster secondary drive 0 as the CD-ROM Setup program.

  The drive came with no sntructions.  If a jumper PIN must be changed?  The CD is the problem?

  Ed

  
  

• Pavilion a6500f: can I use my old hard drive as a second drive to the new I install.

  I have a Pavilion a6500f I can access is no longer as he continues to tell me there are registry errors.  My recovery disk (I got a) or do a hard reset or else he will start.  It came with a window that says recovery system or start Windows normally.  I get a new hard drive to it and have a whole new Windows 7 installed.  The thing is that I don't want to lose all my stuff on the old hard drive.  So my question is can I install the OLD hard drive as a second drive to the new?  If I can then I can just copy all the files from the old drive to the new and use the old as a memory drive.

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  The simple answer is Yes.

  (1) I would like to replace the hard drive with the same drive size or larger. But does not exceed 2 T.

  (2) I hope you made the original recovery DVD set the original recovery firstly, DVD media DVD + R try as these will save you having to create a driver disk.  If you really have to buy a complete set of recovery, get it here. It will have all the necessary drivers.  Only $27.00

  (3) I copy the files and destroy the old disk. Its usefulness is damaged since 2008.

• Lenovo Y430 - drive Optiarc DVD RW AD - 7640 S ATA Device dvd does not

  Hi guys,.

  My Lenovo Y430 - drive Optiarc DVD RW AD - 7640 S ATA Device dvd does not

  Its not reading any cds/DVDs.

  Please could you help me how to fix it

  Once am put any DVD that the DVD is flashing and after a few seconds, his flashing no more.

  Mine is under WIndows Vista SP2

  I checked the CD-ROM/dvd-rom drivers in its 'active' display ' device working properly "Device Manager and registry also to 'upperclass' or 'lowerclass' settings entry just good.

  Please someone help me how to solve this problem.

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Rambeau

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  @bjawasa is 90% out of material. Lenovo ask to change your dvd - rom with a new free of charge if you have the warranty.

  You can call the help line: hindi or English speaking - 1800-3070-0010 (Toll-free) or 1800-113-324 (Toll-free)

• Add the second drive to ATC - 780

  I just purchased an ATC-780-UR61 with a 2.5 ssd "standard that I would add as a second disk as the startup disk and use the disk of 1 TB for storage. Now, I understand that there are only 2 SATA connectors on the motherboard - the one used by the 1 TB drive and 1 by the dvd player.

  Is it possible to add a second drive on this PC? I read some other models have a m2 connector to add a ssd drive to, but I don't see any documentation that the ATC-780.

  I can confirm:

  NGFFM1 m2 SSD connector

  It is on the right side of the motherboard near the SATA 2 ports.

• How to operate the DVD player so that I can run DRIVER RECOVERY DVD from HP?

  Separated from this thread.

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply, I clicked on the link and it shows windows...

  Here I can not open the widows of anywhere.

  How to operate the DVD player so that I can run DRIVER RECOVERY DVD from HP

  MINE IS A VERSION OF COMPAQ PRESARIO HOME ON WINDOWS VISTA

  He always goes to startup repair

  then he said not being able to correct automatically

  Under system recovery option what can I do?

  I don't want to go back to the point of origin of the memory (factory settings)

  Thank you

  Patrick

  Hello

  Have you tried using SafeMode w/command invites to perform a system restore?

  1. Press the power button to turn on the computer.
  2. In the first screen, press the f8 key repeatedly every half second until what the Windows Advanced Startup Options screen displays.
     
  3. Press the arrow key down until Safe Mode with command prompt is selected, and then press ENTER. Wait while the Windows Load system files. The Windows log on screen is displayed.
  4. At the command prompt, type rstrui.exe, and then press ENTER. Wait a few moments for the system to open restore window.
  5. Follow the on-screen instructions to perform a system restore.

  You have now returned the computer to a previous restore point using Mode safe mode with command prompt.

  Using Microsoft System Restore (Windows Vista)

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&LC=en&DLC=en&docName=c00807369

  You also have the option to create a backup of your files when you perform a recovery

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&DLC=en&docName=c00809678&LC=en&product=18703#n405

• RAID-1 failed, the second drive does not start in RAID

  I bought a Dell 531 running Vista with RAID1 set up on two 300 GB drives.

  And that works very well... but then the first disc got a bad place.

  Ideally, I could unplug this drive and run the other player;

  However, the second disc has a RAID boot sector!

  [he has a normal boot sector, so if I plug it into the unused (non-RAID) SATA-3 slot, it will start]

  Should be no problem, just start the recovery DVDs and let Vista install a good start...

  But NO!  The DVD version does not see the drive.  (I tried to load the sataraid drivers, no joy)

  Note: if I have the drive failed in the RAID and the second drive in SATA-3, it starts to SATA-3.

  If I put the two drives on the RAID, it starts on the failed disk.

  Now I have a replacement for the defective drive.

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  How can I get a boot sector capable of Vista/Raid on the disc?

  
  

• Will there be another windows coming out soon with the floppy drives and DVD players.

  Will there be another Windows coming out soon with the floppy drives and DVD players.

  Hello

  Disks: I don't think so. I always keep 25 floppy disks for Windows 95, should be a few thousand disks for Windows 10. Very, very, very expensive to store files and transport.

  Of DVD: would soon come out, new machines will have 10 Windows (who knows) pre-installed or downloaded. You can always find Windows 10 DVD in some countries where users will still have to use dial-up Modem.

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• Copy Time Machine backups on Second drive

  While I've seen some support responses on this issue, I don't know what relates to my situation.

  My scenario: I have a new iMac on the way to replace my current 24 "in early 2009.  I thought I could have my current computer time just come back on the computer where the other was arrested, but my research seems to indicate that this is not the case.

  My solution is to do the following:

  (1) transfer the backups on the Machine of the current time to a second external drive.

  Note: I also intend to use this second unit of disk storage system of primary file to the new computer.  The new iMac will be an SSD where I only intend to keep applications and files that I use for the projects basically video/photo.  It is a 4 TB drive, so plenty of room for me to organize my current files and backup Time Machine, which is about 1 TB.

  (2) current Time Machine to reformat and put up again as the time Machine to the new computer.

  Here's my question:

  After trying to simply drag and drop the folder "backups.backup" of time to my new drive of a second Machine, I got the message error "volume a bad upper/lower case distinction for backup."  It seems that my Time Machine has been formatted as journaled attention to case, but the new disc has been simply logged.

  I'm currently following these instructions using disk utility: time machine TM file transfer

  I'm left with two questions:

  First: It says "copy blocks. "Estimated time: 23 hours"-which seems excessive for just 1 TB of info.

  Second: Most important.  After this process I will be able to use the second drive as a storage drive, or is it simply that in fact in another time Machine?

  Honestly, I've never used TM to find a lost file or two and never for a restoration complete, so I'm not particularly worried about it.  Secondly, I have change my Time Machine drive each year (holding to the old disks).  I just did this in January, so if I lose a few months of backups, not a huge deal.  I just hope that simply keep these backups as a just in case where.

  Thanks in advance for your ideas!

  FWIW, it's not recommended to use the same drive for backups Time Machine and data for several reasons. It can be done, but you need to create two partitions.

  The extent of the transfer the old TM a backup...

  Time Machine: How to transfer backups from a current backup disk to a new backup drive - Apple Support

• Driver for DVD ROM SD-R1312 need help

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  Hello

  What laptop you have and which system is used?

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  Is there rather than any failure with the DVD? Why can't I use it more?

  Please write some more information!

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