Can I replace a hard drive of PC HP Pavilion ze2068EA to an another HP Pavilion Ze2348ea laptop?

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• Help, I need to replace my hard drive in my hp pavilion a6863w how can I do this?

  The surface of the hard drive, test and get the test failed, a seagate 2 TB SSHD. I want to install it and I'm sure that I can do, but I need to know if I should leave the wrong disc in and just add this one, if I do this will it take all other cables, if yes, I'd rather just old-fashioned.
  I have the recovery install disks that I made when I bought first. I used these b4 to reinstall.

  I just need to know the steps if I add the 2nd disc or steps (if I need a cable) to replace the old disk with a new disk. This player would be my boot drive? When I ask for the steps, I'm more concerned about turning off the computer and what is it I have unplugged, etc.. Then once the new drive up, just run the recovery discs or y at - it an easier way?
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  HP pavilion model # a6863w. Windows vista 64-bit

  panjok2 wrote:

  The surface of the hard drive, test and get the test failed, a seagate 2 TB SSHD. I want to install it and I'm sure that I can do, but I need to know if I should leave the wrong disc in and just add this one, if I do this will it take all other cables, if yes, I'd rather just old-fashioned. Remove the old drive, replace it with a new one and use the set of recovery disks. Choose factory image recovery.
  I have the recovery install disks that I made when I bought first. I used these b4 to reinstall.

  I just need to know the steps if I add the 2nd disc or steps (if I need a cable) to replace the old disk with a new disk. This player would be my boot drive? When I ask for the steps, I'm more concerned about turning off the computer and what is it I have unplugged, etc.. Then once the new drive up, just run the recovery discs or y at - it an easier way? Put the new drive in the same place as the old one and use the same cables (data and power) who were connected on.
  I tried to run a backup, but he stopped and wouldn't let me. I have all my important things like photo movies already saved etc. If the player does not, then try to save something from him is a waste of time because the hard disk controller has failed, too.

  HP pavilion model # a6863w. Windows vista 64-bit

  How to replace a hard drive.

  The video and images shoud help.

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  This laptop was equipped certainly SATA HDD :)
  If you want to upgrade to a larger HARD drive and a SATA HDD is right!

  The slot in the HARD drive seems to be placed at the bottom of the unit near the edge of the laptop.
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• Can I replace the hard drive of my Satellite A100?

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  In terms of Windows, you can reinstall using the Toshiba Recovery disk came with the laptop.

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  Turn on the laptop and press F12 to access the start menu.
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  Follow the prompts to install Windows.
  Connect your original HDD to the A100 using a USB adapter to restore your files/documents.

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  regards Stuart

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  To have full access to the HARD disk inside the protection must be removed completely, but it should be done by the only authorized service.

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• Satellite 1805-S253: How can I replace the HARD drive?

  Anyone know where I can find a manual installation to install the new hard drive? Recently bought a new drive hard, but don't can't find how can I change drive.
  TKS.

  Hello

  As far as I know the HARD drive is placed on the right side of the laptop.
  I think it's on the same side where the reader is placed.

  1. turn the computer.
  2. remove the screw of the cover of the HDD location and remove the cover.
  3. remove the screws fixing the HARD drive ASSY.
  4. hold the HARD drive door handle and remove the drive HARD ASSY.
  5. remove the screws that attach the HARD drive.
  6 detach the HARD drive from the HARD drive support.

  That's all

• How can I backup and replace my hard drive crashed on a Pavilion a350n with XP?

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• is it difficult to replace the hard drive on the HP PAVILION dv7 NOTEBOOK PC?

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  Hello:

  It is also easy to install a hard drive in your laptop.

  Go to this link and enter the product number. Then, you will be directed to support and driver page for your laptop.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/siteHome?lc=en&DLC=en&cc=us

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  Many products are on the label as well as the serial number.

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• Replace the HARD drive in the new Pavilion Elite HPE-180 t.

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  Some software manufacturers third HP is very useful, so you might want to consider ordering the HP recovery discs and make a full recovery to factory.