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• Hitachi Touro Desk pro HARD drive does not recognize on the computer of Windows 8.

  Original title: Windows 8 - Hitachi Touro Pro support

  I have a Hitachi Touro Desk pro HARD drive that no longer works since I've upgraded to windows 8 last week. If I leave it connected during startup, windows will not start and if I connect it once started, it does not appear in the Solution Explorer, even if you can hear the disc turns away.

  The HARD drive works on all other computers and operating system, not just windows 8.

  When Microsoft will release a patch for this problem? I really don't want to have to re - install windows 7 so that I can access my files again.

  I have installed Windows 10 Technical Preview version 10049 and connected my drive from 750 GB Hitachi touro in USB 3.0 and it WORKS!

  I can't believe that after several years of frustration with this device with Windows 8.1 incompatibility it finally works great in Windows 10! Please check if you also have Windows 10 TP if your Hitachi drive works as well

• Of failure, white screen MacBook Pro HARD drive try to boot from the external HARD drive

  Hello

  I have a 2008 Macbook Pro which is having some problems, I was able to fix them, but eventually the hard drive failed. I know that because at startup until it would have a white screen Uni (no logo) and you can hear a clicking on in the lower left corner. I thought initially it was a memory problem, but after opening and verification of memory, it's clearly the hard drive.

  I solved this problem temporarily (until I can replace the HARD disk) by installing El captain on an external HARD disc and start from that. Here's the twist, I couldn't he can begin to El captain, I tried CMD + R, CMD + OPT + R, CMD + OPT + R + P and now shift. Everything that's happened would be that clicks would cease to release the keys.

  I left the macbook on while I'm at work, when I got home it was on the screen to connect the external HARD drive.

  I accidentally closed the macbook yesterday and again once when I tried to log on, I could not and I left it on a white screen while I was sleeping. There is a possibility that he may have launched from the HARD drive when I get home, but if not, is there something that escapes me to force do this?

  See you soon

  Usually start up to a blank screen without the Apple Logo, may report one of the following:

  • Hardware failure
  • Boot drive is not recognized as valid and updated updated
  • OS X essential software is missing, hurt moved or renamed or corrupt
  • A firmware update is necessary

  No matter who, in order to boot from an external drive "bootable", you would normally hold down the Option key until you get a screen that offers a number of devices to try to boot from.

  Alternatively, you can try holding down the C key to try to boot from the external drive.

  If none of these startup options work, then the bootable disc or the USB port on your MacBook Pro can be the question.

  Since you have a Mac pre-2013, if you hold down the D key while booting, the built-in Apple Hardware Test should start up.  This can help to identify hardware problems.

• put the old macbook pro hard drive in the new macbook pro

  so I have a MacBook Pro with a port of moniter fried on the motherboard and the battery started to swell physically so I removed the drive HARD and RAM end of 2009. So here's my question; Now, I received recently a late 2010 MacBook Pro with a smaller HARD drive if I put my 500 GB HDD from my old computer and now I wonder why it does not start even if it's a MacBook Pro registered, formatted and updated HARD drive already?

  Does not work like that. The OS X is for the Mac that you pulled. Bus information processor and the room and everything. Buy an external USB box and put the old hard drive in it. You will be able to recover your personal data and you can delete it, format and use it for external storage.

  You cannot shoot a hard drive with OS X work and put it in any Mac. Once installed, OS X belongs to the Mac, it was planned to organize. Any OS that way, is not just Mac.

  Bravo!

• I can transplant my early 2011 2.7 GHz 13 "MacBook Pro hard drive into my late 2008 MacBook 5.1?

  The battery on my early 2011 2.7 GHz 13 '' MacBook Pro just exploded, almost destroying the machine. As I need to replace the battery and the trackpad, I guess that's maybe a good time to upgrade to an SSD, leaving me with the old 500 GB 5400 RPM hard drive Serial ATA to play with. This hd currently has Yosemite and all my essential programs installed on it. I also saved it on an external drive via Time Machine.

  Meanwhile, I have a MacBook late 2008 5.1 I want to migrate everything to, however the HD is only 320 GB, resulting in errors when trying to make an update of Time Machine.

  Can I pop the hard drive of the 2011 MBP in my MacBook late 2008 5.1? Is the material compatible? The OS sees it's a different system at startup and make the necessary adjustments (No firewire, there less RAM, etc.)?

  If not, how can I move my Applications without moving on the entire hard drive? Or could I format the hard drive to 500 GB and then run the Time Machine backup? It would even work?

  A lot of variables here. Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you!

  I forgot to mention that the MacBook 5.1 is 2.4 GHz.

• Updated MacBook Pro HARD drive

  If you swap hard disk is it cancels ALL support carefully apple or just the stuff of hard drive? I have a user who wants to trade his TB drive in one of my new machines which is only 512 GB the old machine is more under warranty and the news is good for three years, but I don't want to nuke.

  The letter of the said warranty the warranty on the entire system.

• I have a HDD with Win 7, but plan on building a new PC. Is there a way to use this HARD drive to get an upgrade, or do I need a new OEM?

  I am trying to decide between getting Zorin OS or Windows 8, but it feels like a bit of a RIP-OFF than a duty pay $70 more for the System Builder version.  If I transfer this hard drive to a new computer, would I be able to use the upgrade?  Is to use an upgrade from the old Windows 7 PC to a new one without OS anyway?

  I am trying to decide between getting Zorin OS or Windows 8, but it feels like a bit of a RIP-OFF than a duty pay $70 more for the System Builder version.  If I transfer this hard drive to a new computer, would I be able to use the upgrade?  Is to use an upgrade from the old Windows 7 PC to a new one without OS anyway?

  The OEM of Windows 7 versions are identical to the versions commercial full license with the following exception:

  -OEM versions don't offer any free direct support from Microsoft technical support Microsoft

  -OEM Licenses are tied to the computer first you install and activate it on

  -OEM versions allow all hardware upgrades except for an upgrade to a different model motherboard

  -OEM versions does not move directly from an older Windows operating system

  What is OEM software? :

  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/oemsupport_1/en-GB

  Licensing FAQ:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/OEM/en/licensing/sblicensing/pages/licensing_faq.aspx

  You will need to invest in a new license, as Windows 8 OEM System Builder License shall exercise the rights of transfer, its quite a good deal.

  There is no full retail version of Windows 8. If you need a full version, you will need to purchase the Pro OEM Windows 8 of new eggs. To do this, install an own custom.

  Windows 8 Pro
  64-bit (OEM)

  Windows 8 Pro
  32-bit (OEM)

  Windows 8
  64-bit (OEM)

  Windows 8
  32-bit (OEM)

• Unable to transfer data to external hard drive from El Capital upgrade

  Hi all, I was wondering if anyone has had the same issue as me or can help.  I have an external drive (Seagate 1 TB) that I use to transfer files to and from my Mac Air (2012 i5 4 GB).  Since the recent upgrade to El Capitan, I was able to see and access the files on the external hard drive, but not be able to transfer files from my Mac to the external drive.  I couldn't find any info on this so I was wondering if anyone can help.  Thank you!

  As a guess your Seagate is formatted in NTFS. You need to check the site of Seagate to a NTFS driver compatible to El Capitan.

• Satellite M40x-189: on the HARD drive and graphics card update Question

  Hi people just a few quick questions.

  1. a second hard drive can I be mounted on the cell above?... it came with a 60 GB HARD drive
  graphics mobile geforce or ati 2. can / will be mounted instead of the integrated graphics card?

  the answers would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  It is not possible to upgrade or replace the graphics card. The graphics card is a small chip that attaches to the motherboard. It s not the same technology as on desktop computers.
  Upgrading the HARD drive is something different. It of possible to replace the HARD drive to another. But before you replace the HARD drive, you must check if the HARD disk is compatible and if the BIOS will recognize.
  Sometimes the BIOS cannot recognize the hardest.

  Good bye

• Qosmio F30-117: A single HARD drive is recognized after upgrade to 120 GB

  I have a Qosmio F30-117 with 2 x 60 GB Toshiba hard drives installed. I want to switch to 2 x 120 GB HARD drive, but my Slot 1 does not recognize the HARD drive as being present. Slot 2 recognizes that a 120 GB HARD drive is present.

  This happens with two 120 GB hard drives installed in the two slots and when inverted as well. I don't use RAID so no mirroring happens.

  Any clues out there?

  Hello
  I think that it is will not be problem.
  Try putting 2 HARD drive and then install a sistem.
  Otherwise, you can not lose a sistem on old first HDD, if you have a problem.

• Replacing hard drive HP Pavilion dv6500 (upgrade)

  My HD just crushed and tries to find a new (better) compatible HD back in my computer.  Any suggestions or what card I need to pick up if it's compatible?

  Hello:

  If you want good performance to a new hard drive, download a HDD SATA II 7 200 rpm of 500 GB or less.

  Give the highest RPM faster search times but this will be at the expense of the life of the battery between charges.

  It would be my first choice for a successor.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822136856

  If you don't need that big of a player and you want to save a little $$$, then you can get the 320 GB version of the above template.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822136280

  Paul

• Good HARD drive to buy to upgrade the hard drive

  Have an old HP dv6450 Notebook PC. Upgrading to Windows 7 about 2 years ago & it works great. Try to upgrade & increase the size of the hard drive, but when I bought a SATA drive it connect as the current. I found nobody at HP, Seagate or WD as to correct bought how. Everything I've found so far is my HARD drive slides down to install. New HARD drive must be engaged in a slot on the right. Help!

  Hello

  You should be able to remove the adapter in black connector of your old HARD drive (which allows the disk HARD connect vertically) - first, remove the caddy as shown on Page 126 of your Service Guide & then remove the black connector.  Maybe it's a bit steep, but just keep accelerating it gently, then just good this (and caddy) of your new HARD drive.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• can I use the same product key once I formatted my hard drive using a vista upgrade disc?

  can I reuse the same product code already used on one computer on another that I put that hard drive and is no longer using vista on this computer, but want to update another?

  If your computer is pre-installed with Vista, it is classified as an OEM license and is not transferable.

  The license of Vista OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.
  You cannot transfer it to another computer/laptop

  If a license of Vista at retail, you can transfer it to another computer/laptop.
  But it can only be installed on one computer at a time.

  A single license is a single Installation.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Hard drive failure: have a few questions!

  Some info about my computer:
  • Toshiba Satellite laptop P755
  • There was more than one year
  • Windows 7 Home Edition Premium came with the laptop.
  Hello
  In the last few days I received an error saying that my hard drive can fail at any time, and for this reason, I have to back up my files. I run that a full backup as Windows Error Message had recommended that I do, but instead I just backed up my important files on a USB key. Finally, I know that my hard drive will fail, and at this point I am waiting. I am looking to buy a new HDD replacement , but I have a few questions that NEED to know before you proceed with the replacement of my current hard drive. Since I'm getting a new hard drive, should I buy a new key to activate Windows 7? Under my laptop, I have a Windows 7 Home Premium product key and my friend said that I will be able to borrow his Windows 7 Home Premium CD to install the operating system on my new hard drive. So do I still need to buy a new copy of Windows 7? I looked around forums and some people responded by saying that I won't need to buy a new copy of Windows 7 and when I install Windows on the new drive, it will be recognized that I had a genuine Windows 7 operating system. I had also heard tell that if I turned off my key using CMD, then I could re - use my key to install Windows. That's really all that I have questions, and I hope that this gets answered. Thank you.
  I also ran a scan through my hard drive and here are the results.
  
  

  Hello

  When the new drive arrives and it is installed, you shouldn't have any problems activating you replace just the hard drive and not the motherboard. The motherboard is what is important in the main OEM installations. If you have a COA sticker at the bottom of the laptop, or elsewhere, it will be what you use to activate Windows.

  If you have however poorly (you shouldn't), don't panic, just follow the phone activation method and you will be straightened out:

  1. start > Search > in the search box, type slui.exe 4
   
  2. press the key "enter".
   
  3. Select your country in the list
   
  4. choose the phone Activation
   
  5. stay on the phone and wait for an operator to help you, do not press the buttons, etc. Once you get an operator, explain your activation trouble and you should be set.

  Kind regards

  Patrick

• FOR MAC PRO HARD DRIVES INTERNAL

  I have 3 internal drives of 1 TB and want to add a 4th disk. Original record say 1 or 2 to, but I have a TB drive 4 or 5. This computer that will manage or am I stuck adding a 2 TB drive?

  Two problems with large capacity disks:

  -There is what some say is a "bug" to erase the drives more of 2.2 to 10.8.4 or later version. It's group of logical volume partitions. To avoid the problem:

  -Do not delete

  -Use a disk from a previous version of OSX utility

  -Clear in an external enclosure that supports large capacity disks

  -Manually remove the partitions of a logical Volume using Terminal Server group.

  Second problem is

  To sled mounting internal:

  The penetration of the screw depth for 'down-screw mount adjacent to the platters' on some readers from over 3 TB have been shortened. This may mean that the live sled down until they adjust and begin to compress the washers on the sled. If this is the case, your drive will not rest flat on the sled and do not breed with the connector backplane without additional adjustment.

  OWC now sells sleds that uses different types of mounting holes in the HD to avoid this problem.

  You can shorten the screws, or put a washer under the head to ensure they can be warm in the authorized depth. Also, now OWC/Macsales now sells sleds that use the location of the different types of mounting screws to avoid this problem. However, these sleds are only for the Pros 2009 and subsequent