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• 15-f039wm HARD drive upgrade

  How to access the HARD drive on this thing? There is no door HARD drive as on most laptops. I add SSD to everything I own. Turns hard disks are too slow.

  Hi Endafy

  There are several parts to disassemble the laptop to access the hard drive.

  The reference is to pages 44-47

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04367835.PDF

• Tecra M11 has a trap door for access to the hard drive?

  Can someone tell me if the Tecra M11 is equipped with a door to provide access to the hard drive?

  Previous Tecras have such a door, but I can't say for some photos of the site Web or the M11 manual if this still applies. I need to know before ordering.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hello

  I put t know what you mean exactly. hatch giving access to the disk hard but the notebooks THAT HDD is placed at the bottom of the unit.
  You can easily remove the cover that secures the HARD drive Bay to get access to the internal HARD drive

  Welcome them

• Remove the access door and a hard drive HP Pavilion model 17-e119wm (product # F9A46UA #ABA)

  Have a computer Pavilion laptop model HP Pavilion 17-e119wm (product # F9A46UA #ABA). Need the instructions step by step to remove the access door and the hard drive then.

  I need to remove the HARD drive so I can retrieve the data before you install a new HARD drive and reinstall the operating system.

  I don't even find how to remove the access door and do not want to break.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Interview Guide & is on your Support page.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&product=6761918&

• HP Pavilion 20 all in need of a single hard drive

  I have windows 64-bit 10.  has run a test on the said drive short drive was released.  replace drive hard, but says no hard drive found a door sea 250 GB windows 10 on it it a good hard drive because it works in my office just HP brand and Go is different also had another hard drive it door to the sea but has windows xp on it it wouldn't work I connect it identical to that bad can someone please tell me how to get the all-in-one to accepted the hard t disc - not exchange up to a door of the sea?   Thank you for any help you can give me BJ

  When you request support, please provide the model name and product number complete (p/n) of the HP computer in question. HP/Compaq made thousands of computer models. Without this information, it can be difficult, even impossible to help you solve your problem.

  The information requested above are on the bottom, back, next to your computer or on the BIOS boot screen. DO NOT include your serial number.

  

  Any hard drive should be able to work on your computer, as it is the same type of interface. After replacing the hard drive, you may need to check that it is seen by the BIOS.

  After replacing the hard drive, use the HP recovery media that you created when you first set up your computer to return the computer to a factory State. If you don't create this media, media must be bought from HP customer care through a depression. This method can be valid in the United States and the Canada. Contact customer support and see if you can ask the media

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Satellite L50D - Boot problems after replacing the hard drive

  I just upgraded my hard drive of the pathetic crod 5400 they provide to a SSHD@7200rpm, but now have a major issue.

  I initially image the operating system from the old hard drive to the new drive and have had chronic start-up problems (1-3-4 attempts to start to succeed if it fails at any time (often to the Toshiba start screen)).

  I reinstalled from a drive under Win 8.1 plain own ENT (trying to avoid the bloatware) and it is exactly the same number and is what I used to format the laptop very well with previously and had previously worked.

  I tried reformatting and reinstalling (by removing all partitions on each attempt) to the CSM, unsafe UEFI and UEFI secure. MCS is a straight line never works not proceed and both UEFI methods have the same exact result.

  I tried with original restore disks and it seems to work (not had time to fully test) but I don't want the bloatware and it shouldn't be serious since, if I were a customer who forgot to make restore disks (too often) and just have to have a failed hard drive or replaced sacrificed the laptop would be now a door stop.

  This seems as bad as Apple to lock people in.

  So I would appreciate ideas of people to please, I don't know if there is a program that is supposed to take place on a new drive as PS3 etc (I doubt it), but that leads me into the wall, and will be the last time that I consider Toshiba as anything other than a joke, if there is no solution.

  I had to replace the hard disks many times in my previous Toshiba laptops and were devoid of this crod, it has something to do with UEFI which seems more a nuisance than a help right now.

  TIA.

  Hello

  In my opinion, you should first check if the startup problem is related to the new installed HARD drive or new installed system.
  You said that the laptop fails to start up often to the Toshiba start screen.

  The splash screen appears during the POST (power on self-test) procedure. During this test, the material will be checked.
  I m wondering if the hybrid SSD/HDD isn't recognised by the BIOS during this particular step.

  From my point of few, this could be the reason why the system cannot be started.

  Another important note:
  The 8.1 win requires enable start secure as well as the UEFI boot mode.
  Therefore, you must enable both options in the BIOS.

  Last but not least check if you are using the latest BIOS version as latest firmware for the hybrid SSD/HDD

• Old hard drive installation

  I just bought a HP a6700f. My 3 - year entry door, blew its motherboard.

  I have the gateway hard drive... a sister 500 GB Hitachi drive.

  I want to install my HP as a second hard drive Hitachi.

  I don't know how to tell it that the slave is master or none of it. I do not know which of the cables inside the box to you connect.

  Where can I find the instructions very simple to do this?

  Depending on how old your gateway, your old hard drive might be IDE or SATA.  Your news is SATA.  Rather than going into how to connect to your new RESUME, it is perhaps easier to get a box (enclosure) external to the old hard drive and mount it in there. You will not be able to run old programs on the new HP, but you can get in the data files (for example, Quicken data file) and move to the new drive.

  You can reinstall the programs on the new computer that you bought programs and still have the media to reinstall.  Impossible to copy programs out of the old drive and expect to work on the new computer.

  BTW: you could look in the book provided with your new computer for upgrade instructions.  At least when I bought my new HP, there was such a booklet to see how.  If your computer is NEW, I wouldn't spoil you by installing the old drive in there if you don't know what you're doing.

  Message edited by TheOldMan on 31/12/2008 14:08

• Hard drive and RAM for Pavilion dv6 - 6123cl

  Hello! I want to change my ram and my hard drive. The ram will be 8 GB and 2 TB drive, I wonder if I used the hard drive, if supported? and with regard to the ram, if I have to buy one that is compatible or anyone served me?
  
  Thank you! : smileywink:

  Here is the Manual:

  Repair manuals

  You are located in the United States? If not, where? Country only just so we can connect you to a source for hard disk and memory.

  Page 62 on the hard drive and 66 for the memory.

  You must open the door to the memory and see if you have a 4 gig stick or a 2 x 2. If you have 1 x 4, you just need to get another to have 8. If you have 2 x 2, you need get 2 x 4.

  You need DDR3-1333 mhz SO-DIMM memory and you need a 2.5 inch width 9.5 mm thick hard SATA. 2 TB disks are not really available on the market. 1 TB is about as big you'll find there.

  Post back with your country of residence, and we can connect you to a good online store. If your hard disk does not well at the moment you use the HP Recovery Manager to burn DVDs to put the software on the new recovery disc.

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• Satellite L70-A-109: is-replace HARD drive empty my warranty?

  Hello

  I bought a Toshiba Satellite L70-A-109, but I would like to replace the HARD disk with a disk hard solid state
  Now replace the drive HARD void my warranty?

  I can replace the ram and I see that the ram and HARD drive are under the same door

  Also if I can replace it without voiding my warranty where can I find the drivers?

  It seems, for my model, that there is no drivers well think I find the drivers for the normal series of L70 - A
  those are the same?

  I hope toshiba can help me with this question...

  Replacing the HARD drive does not affect the warranty.
  Here all the details and instructions how to replace the HARD drive
  [Toshiba Satellite C70 / C75 / C70D / C75D / L70 / L70t / S70 / replace drive HARD S70t | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/CRU3703HG0000R01.htm]

  > I find the drivers for the normal series of L70 - those who are the same?
  Did you find another Satellite L70-A-xxx model on the page of the Toshiba UE driver?
  I imagine that you didn t.

  You'll find drivers choose L70 - A short numbers and additional satellite as PSKNEE, PSKN2E, etc.
  At the bottom of the unit, you will find a label providing different numbers.
  There is also a number something like this: + PSKNEE-00D003BT +.
  It's _Model_ part number and in this case to get the drivers, you need search satellites L70 - A PSKNEE.

  Hope you know how to search the drivers now.

• Covers satellite U940 - 11 d (PSU6VE) with two HARD drives - how to remove?

  Hello world

  I bought new Samsun Evo SSD and I tried to replace the HARD drive, but I could not open the cover of the hard drive.
  Please give me pdf document, what is the procedure to replace the hard drive.

  This model stands out for another model of U940.
  The back cover is in two parts.

  Normal U940 photos http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/CRU2C02EX0000R011900010614392026.jpg

  This my http://postimg.org/image/63d6ak4xv/ U940

  Best regards.

  This has been already discussed here:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=74076

  _Master G wrote: _

  + First remove the memory cover. +
  + Then you should see two screws that fix the HDD Bay cover +.
  + Remove the two screws and you have to lift the door drive to the recreation area and remove it. +

  Hope this helps

• Satellite A10 - lsass.exe constantly reading & writing HARD drive

  Hello!

  Two weeks ago, I asked here a piece of advice from my Satellite A10 has bombarded me with messages on "bad clusters" and "not being able to write this or that" on my HARD drive. I thought that my HARD drive was too old and bad functioning, and maybe it should be replaced.

  Now, I know that the cause of my problems is Windows XP.
  As soon as he starts lsass.exe this horrible process is constantly read and write something on the HARD drive.

  As a result, it keeps my HARD drive so busy that all programs that I use can not work properly: when they want to write something on my HARD drive it must wait and wait. And I think this incessant and door reading wrote on the poor HARD disk.

  I googled for a solution (it seems that there are other victims who are unable to get rid of the unwelcome lsass.exe) and I tried to prohibit files indexing and system recovery but these solutions do not work for me. Is there another remedy known to this naughty lsass?

  I have Windows XP Toshiba Recovery Disk and lately this lsass were so widespread that I can not download updates for XP SP2 or SP3. So, if there is a good solution, it must be for the Virgin XP SP1...

  Help, please!

  Hello

  Lsass.exe belongs to the Windows operating system and it s a Microsoft file!
  It is a path to the file: windows\system32\lsass.exe

  I found these details:
  + "lsass.exe" is the local security authentication server. It checks the validity of the user on your PC/server logons. It generates the process responsible for authenticating users for the Winlogon service. +

  I put t think that the file can be removed or should be removed.

• How to replace a hard drive in 1625CDT?

  I need to replace the hard drive in a 1625CDT. I have a disc, but can not find a way to get the case open. I also can't find the documents of support with instructions how to proceed.

  Anyone can provide guidance for this?

  Please don't tell me to take it to a service center. I am a PC technician and know how to work on computers... just not this laptop.

  I just need directions on how to enter the case in the HD Email me offline if need be.

  Thank you

  Hi Roger

  Well, if you're a PC technician should not be very difficult for you to change the HARD drive. An Assembly of all laptops is very similar and it should be possible for you to change or find the HARD drive without any detailed instructions.
  But nevertheless, I'll try to help you:

  Before starting the procedure, please remove the battery.
  Then remove the keyboard. To remove the keyboard remove cover of the band. The status indicator panel aims to snap
  in place. Do not use excessive force to remove or replace.
  Remove the 3 screws on the button of the unit. (There are K brand around the screw hole). Remove the four screws now the keyboard in place.
  Now carefully lift the keyboard.
  Pull up on the keyboard FPC Connector and locking of safety for the FPC T/P connector upwards.
  Then remove the screw Combo Module 1. Remove the door from the ram.
  Remove the screw Combo Module (m2, 5 + 18FP) in now the Combo Module in place.
  Pull on the Combo Module FPC Connector.
  Then the Module Combo will be fired, you can easily out entirely easily Module Combo

  Remove the system status indicator Panel. The status indicator panel is designed to snap into place. Do not use excessive force to remove or replace.
  Remove the four screws now the keyboard in place.
  Now carefully lift the keyboard, placing it face down on the touchpad. Ensure that you n t damage the Ribbon attached to the keyboard cable.
  Remove the two screws (screw M2, 5 + 4FP) secure the hard-drive.
  Hold the hard drive at the end of transportation by car. With same firm pressure, slide the hard drive in the direction indicated, you will feel it disconnect. Now take out the Bay HARD drive. Store your HARD drive Module in a safe and dry in the direct light of the Sun or heat.

  Hope this will help you ;)

• 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

• Should I replace my hard drive of my MacBook Pro?

  I'm trying to decide if I need to replace the hard drive of my MacBook Pro (mid 2009) with a new... or

  Buy a refurbished MacBook Pro?

  I'm afraid that if something is not Apple does not work on it because I have installed by a third party.  If I bought a refurbished Apple, they cover with the warranty...

  I can't afford a brand new...

  I have someone else would install so I do not need instructions...

  Any opinions?

  Thank you

  Artsytexan

  Replacing the drive does not cancel any warranty... you got the instructions with your system to replace the RAM and HD.  The only thing the Genius Bar should do is charge you for repairing the damage you cause change RAM and HD.  But... I changed the two enough times to know that it takes every inch to do this.

  iFixit.com has instructions for changing the RAM and HD.  Or an Apple authorized qualified service center.

  OWC (macsales.com) door RAM and SSD (more expensive, faster) and HDs (less expensive, slower) that can stabilize your system.  HD + RAM would be about $200, add in $100 extra for disk backup and external fixation for the reader.  You can do it.

• Update hard drive.

  I have HP pavilion 15-n208tx and he has 1 TB HDD installed I want to replace with 2 TB HDD. And I want to know if my upgrade of the portable hard drive of computer support please tell me as soon as possible.

  Yes as long as it is not thicker than 9.5 mm you can replace the disk of 1 TB with a 2 TB drive. You may find it useful to have handy maintenance manual:

  Your repair manuals

  See p. 59. The Service door on the bottom gives access to the memory and the wifi card. Replacing the hard drive requires significant disassembly and is technically only supposed to be done by an authorized service provider. The guarantee will be compromised in other words. If you just need a lot of storage space, you may want to consider a second hard drive bay adapter optical to know where the DVD player.

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