Double hard drive Lenovo E430

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• The HP Envy dv7 - 7323cl has a double hard drive Bay

  The HP Envy dv7 - 7323cl has a double hard drive Bay?

  Hello

  Yes, it can accommodate a second HDD.

  Kind regards.

• Hard drive Lenovo

  My Lenovo W500 has been pre-installed with Windows XP, but I decided that I wanted to try Vista 64 Ultimate, before I made the choice to see what OS I was going to use. I used a 5200 Hitachi 160 GB spinning hard drive to install Vista 64, so I wouldn't overwrite the original hard drive comes with the PC. I decided I like the 64 so I'll put up on the original with the 7200 spin hard drive, but wanted to know what things I need to save before making the switch. I have grapped most of the dirs APP from the reader and makes the recovery DVDs. Is there anything else I need to do before I blow the drive?

  you say theat you did the recovery and backep dvd data go ahead and install vista... but make sure that your system gets all the required 64-bit drivers

• Heat from the hard drive Lenovo Z580

  Hi all. I received my new Z580 Saturday, September 15. Everything in this laptop is amazing! (apart from the webcam), but I have a problem that I can't fix. The hard drive becomes slightly warm to moderately hot without reason! Can someone help me?

  Hi Nikolai,

  Please download CPUID Hardware Monitor to check the temperature of your Z580

  Drive HARD time about 40 to 50 degrees C should be OK...

  http://www.CPUID.com/softwares/HWMonitor.html

  Zehn

• Double hard drive

  I want to create a backup of my computer. It is not a copy dinky of my photos and important documents: I would like to create an exact copy of everything on my computer (drivers, programs, etc.) so that, in a sense, I have two computers identical (well, hard drives). With this backup, if I lost my phone today I could just start another computer from my backup and be ready to go (and, for example, bought programs such as Microsoft Office ask me my long lost subscription key). I've scoured the web and have read a number of descent of the literature on the subject, but I can't find anything that says that he will do exactly what I described. (Maybe because I'm not familiar with the jargon, I did not fully understand.)

  I want to reach even possible? Otherwise, what is the next best thing?

  Saturday, January 22, 2011 20:14:53 + 0000, B.Schoedel wrote:

  I want to create a backup of my computer. It is not a copy dinky of my photos and important documents: I would like to create an exact copy of everything on my computer (drivers, programs, etc.) so that, in a sense, I have two computers identical (well, hard drives). With this backup, if I lost my phone today I could just start another computer from my backup and be ready to go (and, for example, bought programs such as Microsoft Office ask me my long lost subscription key). I've scoured the web and have read a number of descent of the literature on the subject, but I can't find anything that says that he will do exactly what I described. (Maybe because I'm not familiar with the jargon, I did not fully understand.)

  I want to reach even possible? Otherwise, what is the next best thing?

  What you want to do is the clone of the hard drive. This is an exact
  copy of it. There are many backup programs that can do this; Just look at
  for the word 'clone' in their specifications.

  However, cloned the disk, then you will need to mount the
  Clone on another computer which was identical (or almost) to the
  the original one. If it was quite different, Windows does not work, and
  you need to do at least a repair facility and possibly a
  clean install.

  So if you are serious about it, the thing to do would be to
  buy a computer laptop the same now. However, since you are running Windows
  XP on it, your laptop is old enough so that you will not be able to do.
  Any other laptop you bought would almost certainly be enough different
  to ensure that the overall plan would not work.

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• I need help finding this hard drive HP

  I'll try to find a second hard drive corresponding to buy for my laptop but I can't find it on the hp website. I have not spent one hour and no luck, geese. in any case, my laptop computer and a hard drive is:

  HP dv7-6c95dx

  750 GB HDD at 5400 RPM with HP ProtectSmart hard drive Protection

  I want to get another hard drive, exactly like the one above, so the two hard drives are a matching pair.

  Then I have to find the special cable for it, yes an another headache. any help would be a great guy, thank you...

  Maintenance & Service dv7 notebook guidehas the information you need. See the list of parts shown for the part number.

  From the Manual:

  Supports the following double hard drive
  configurations:
  ● 2 TB: (1 TB, 5400 RPM, 12.5 mm × 2)
  ● 1500 GB: (750 GB, 7200 RPM, 9.5 mm × 2)
  ● 1500 GB: (750 GB, 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm × 2)
  ● 1 TB: (500 GB, 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm × 2)

  Hard drive (2, 2.5-inch, SATA, does not include support, connection cable, Shield of Mylar or screw):

  1 TB 5400 RPM, 12.7 mm 638974-001
  750 GB, 7200 RPM, 9.5 mm 633252-001
  750 GB, 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm 634250-001
  640 GB, 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm 603785-001
  500 GB, 7200 RPM, 9.5 mm 608218-001
  500 GB, 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm 634932-001
  320 GB, 7200 RPM, 9.5 mm 634862-001
  320 GB, 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm 622643-001

  Hard disk hardware kit (not shown, includes support, connector cable, Mylar)
  Shield and screws) 665597-001

  You can order parts by parts HP online store. You can save some money by ordering identical pieces from another provider online.

• DV7-4280us - Bay of disk HARD 2nd vacuum has no visible connection to a 2nd HARD drive.

  My laptop Pavilion DV7 and previous DV8 had two bays for HARD drives, one of them wired to a hard drive, but not containing is not a hard disk at the time of purchase.  I expect the same thing when I ordered this Pavilion DV7-4280us, which is, I think, made in China, but I have not the same.  This one came without visible connectors for the hard drive, I had already bought to install into the empty Bay.  My Technical Support call made me advice to buy a disc kit hard (with caddy & connections) from HP, as if the receive connectors were available in the drive Bay HARD vacuum.  I didn't not agree because (and the next two paragraphs I added so that the well-intentioned forum members continue to give me the standard answer for laptops which actually have the usual connectors & waiting in the drive Bay HARD 2nd vacuum.  I appreciate the two forum members who have offered help so far, but there is no need to waste more based on my failure to clarify the problem):

  There is NO METAL NAKED INTO THE BAY VOID that COULD CONNECT a HARD disk.
        UNLESS A NEW CONNECTOR GOES TO THE MOTHERBOARD HARD DRIVE, IT IS USELESS FOR THIS COMPUTER.

  Each HARD drive connector I've seen only connects the HARD drive to a connector in the HARD drive Bay.
  

  The connector of the latter reaches the motherboard, and that the connector does not exist in this 2nd computer HARD disc Bay.
  

  Even if I could get a cable to connect a HARD drive to an unused connection & waiting on the M-Board, I can't M-Board.  M-Board is inside a barrier which could be called the bottom of the laptop - external surface of the portable computer.  (Battery and bays for HARD drives are outside the confines of the current computer, the value in their own hollow spaces in the bottom panel, with secondary coverage on the hollow spaces, i.e. the bays for HARD drives and storage media).  I looked for a way really open the casing and expose the M-Council connection for 2nd HARD drive (IF it exists); but I didn't know how to do it.  It is clear to me that this is not intended to be a facility run by the user. But I would if HP (or maybe even a 3rd party who made it) provided some good instructions.

  I'd like to think that HP did not make this change to the line DV7 laptops to double HARD drive, and that the Chinese manufacturer made the change without approval or even knowledge of the management of HP.  I want to believe that because he was, at best, a really stupid thing for HP to the customers who pay for the best HP can provide.

  So my questions are the following:

  1. The motherboard in this computer still has the ability to manage a 2nd hard drive?
  2. If 'NO', then HP would be willing to take over this very disappointing computer in Exchange to a DV7 which is equipped with HARD drive connectors available in the 2nd, empty, Bay?
  3. If 'YES', then
  4. HP or someone else would be willing to provide connectors, and instructions for me,
  5. OR install the missing connection to the drive for me, Bay
  6. While, in both cases 4 or 5, I can install a HARD drive in the Bay, empty 2nd drive reasonably, I expected when I ordered this computer?

  All my apologies and thanks to KaLin0908, who responded so quickly and helped me realize that my original description was not clear enough.  I hope that my changes to clarify the problem have not ruined the tone of my call.  I'm aiming for "clear and grateful."  If this revision reads as Loud or Yelling or abrasive or anything else bad, I'd appreciate any suggestions to improve it.

  I have the same computer.

  At first seems like you say but

  If you look carefully the second Bay of hd, you will see 4 small holes

  Those who are for the hard drive caddy, you can buy that and it's expensive

  You should also buy a hd cable, but be careful, there must be about 5 inches long

  The cable for 1 hard disk does not work

  One end goes on the hard drive and the other going to the MB. The connection is planned

  for the memory modules

  The kit costs about $ 45. If bought at hp and about 35 if purchased by another company

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&products_id=345

  This will give you an idea of where/how the screws connect to the caddy

  4. connect the hd to the caddy /ssd

  4. connect the housing inside the laptop

  http://www.dectrader.com/605415-001-new-HP-HDD-hardware-kit.html#.ULTmVNcew1w "

  Almost the same video

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=EZgiX-pzdL8

• Install Windows from secondary hard drive

  I have a sony vaio vgn-ar825e I am trying to install windows 7 on. Because it's a double hard drive, I put a second hard drive in it with windows 7 already installed on it. Is it possible to install windows from disk hard secondary to primary works hard drive?

  AFAIK, you can boot from a second internal drive, but your BIOS must be able to select the second drive, and I'm not sure that the average laptop BIOS has the ability.

  You better boot and install from a flash drive. In addition, it is a good idea to remove or unplug the secondary internal drives during the installation of an operating system...

  How to create a boot flash drive...

  http://www.ehow.com/how_5215265_make-bootable-Flash-drive.html

  on which you copy the contents of a Windows 7 DVD...

• Install Windows 7 in order to cover both hard drives?

  I saw some laptops that come with two hard drives and Windows 7 seems to have been installed in order to cover the two hard drives. I'll buy a new laptop and replacing the average performance double hard drives with Western Digital Black Edition 750 GB disks hard performance; 5 year warranty compared to normal 3 year warranty.

  I will also be upgrading to Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 (the system comes with Home Premium x 64) and I want to do is to install the system by using any method is used to Pierce two readers and maybe same strip between readers for best performance. Laptops I've seen configuration as this does not have built in raid controllers so I think there must be some option in Windows 7 Setup / partition process to allow you to do this, but I could not find information on exactly how do you this. Can you point me to instructions or describe the process?

  Thank you

  -Chris

  Most new laptops come with a single hard drive.  It is often divided into two 2 partitions: the primary local drive (which has the Windows operating system installed) and a recovery partition (including the Windows system files necessary to perform a systrem recovery operation). For optimal performance, Windows 7 must be installed on only one hard drive. Laptops are not supported for RAID configuration.

  Take a look at: Office RAID is a bad idea

• Identify the second hard drive

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6175us contained a 750 GB hard drive on the card.  At this time, HP sold some similar portable with dual 320 GB drives, but none has been mentioned on this issue on this model.  So I predicted, there would be a free Bay on the disc.  Yet there are two disks.  I checked the HP System utility and on records, he lists a disk 0 with 4 partitions: (0) 199MB, (1) 684 GB, GB of 14.34 (2) and (3) 102,87 MB.  Under the heading of disks, it shows a 684 GB C:, D: 14.34 GB (recovery) and F: 98.87 MB (FAT32 HP Tools).  Nothing lists a disc 1.  Can someone tell me what is the second disc?

  I did some additional research for this series of laptop and came across this maintenance and service guide.
  http://goo.GL/C3uNc

  Page 6 lists configurations available hard drive that came with this series. According to her, the 750 GB configuration is a double hard drive configuration. However, this adds not enough upward. It is noted that the maintenance and care guide for all series within the d7-6000 family.

  Two hard drives of 750Go total, they will have to be 375 GB for each hard drive following the common practice of using two identical hard disks.
  375 GB is not a standard size or that I've ever seen for a hard drive.

  Looks like that hard disks have not been removed after reviewing a previous post. Because of the conflicting information from HP sources, would it be possible for the two drives be removed temporarily to inspect? I suspect a step maybe a hard disk but a shell of one to serve as a placeholder.
  Once removed, the hard drive must be written on them. If they are both hard drives, please post back the size displayed on them. As I have already said, standard RAID practices should not lead to 750Go.

  I really hate for your purchase of hard disk to be in vain.

• suspect the hard drive died, solutions?

  My 3000N200 0769 AUU now has a problem starting after I closed the lid for quick access and it will not start by using safe mode. I'm guessing that the hard disk is dead.

  Sometimes it will start on Windows XP startup, then it restarts, usually it goes into safe mode.  I can get the splash of Lenovo asking to select it using Lenovo.  But who doesn't either.

  I inserted a disc of free software alternatives sata hard driver Lenovo, its message is "NT LDR" is missing. That I expected.

  What is the process to get the restore disc or download?

  Hello

  For Lenovo disk recovery simply call Lenovo support and they will guide you through the process to get them. In addition, there usually is a recovery partition on the original hard drive provided with the Lenovo.

  Thank you

  Dean.S

• After I restart my iMac and double-click on the hard drive, a pop up appears with this message: 'the 'Hard drive' file cannot be opened because you don't have permission to view its contents.'.  What is the problem?

  After I restart my iMac and double-click on the hard drive, a pop up appears with this message: 'the 'Hard drive' file cannot be opened because you don't have permission to view its contents.'.  What is the problem?

  Is the name of an external drive or internal one?

• Lenovo V580c HARD drive is dead, can't boot from DVD or other medium

  We have computer laptop lenovo V580c whose HARD drive died - he was already 2 times lol refubrished and it died again. It has Windows preinstalled 8/8.1 and we have upgraded to Windows 10 recently. But as the HARD drive is dead, we need to reinstall the system on the new drive (we of this msata ssd). In any case, I tried to start Notepad with DVD with burned ISO of Windows 10 clean image, but the laptop won't boot from the DVD all of a sudden. No change in the BIOS could help solve - laptop everything simply does not recognize any drive now. He goes through all the boot options and stopped at the initialization of the network which we have not. And then, we see just a small windows with the boot option that do not in any way. Here are some photos: http://imgur.com/a/6R185 http://imgur.com/a/112HY http://imgur.com/a/K1k8Q I have tried BIOS posible lall lifestyles, responsible security settings, used UEFI/legacy/the two, disabled/enabled secure boot. Nothing helps and the laptop is literally unusable now because it's not accept any storage/disk to start. I even tried to remove any startup as HARD drive unit, DVD and new msata I tested before. Computer laptop while still not trying to boot. Of course, it is out of warranty now. What can I do to fix it and make acept to boot from the DVD again? I don't want perair service because it wil cost us money. This product should work in the first place. We had so many bad experience with lenovo with this laptop that I won't buy another their product more.

  If you have a usb key 4 GB you might try to put 10 on which windows and the installation of it, if you do not have a cd key for windows 10 installation I think also there is an option to skip this part that your pc should already be activated with microsoft

  just looked at picture are you sure the dvd that you have done is a bootable

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/software-download/Windows10
  Download the tool, and then select the same ISO Windows 10 you had it IE home not pro or vice versa

  http://wudt.codeplex.com/
  ISO tool usb

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/download/Windows-USB-DVD-download-tool
  the use of the iso to usb tool

  I hope that this helps out you

• Lenovo Beacon Cloud Storage 2 x 3 TB HARD drive type of discs?

  Can anyone tell me what type or model of disks are used in Lenovo Beacon Cloud Storage 2 x 3 TB HARD drive?

  THX!

  Steffl: you don't have not yet responded me, but newermind I found it out, there are used

  HARD drive disc Segate Baracuda 3000GO.

  

• Hi, I want to migrate Aperture library 3.6 to Lightroom and when I double click on Aperture App it won't open. I'm on OSX Yosemite 10.10.5 and I keep the nearly 200 gigabytes of photos on a hard drive that is separate so I can get to o

  Hi, I want to migrate thousands of images of Aperture library 3.6 to Lightroom and when I double click on Aperture App it won't open. I'm on OSX Yosemite 10.10.5 and I keep the nearly 200 gigabytes of photos on a separate hard drive so I can get more old photos looking at the content of the package and by copying and pasting in a recovery file, but it will be painful and very long. What do you suggest me? I thought that Aperture 3.6 was supposed to open at Yosemite or El Capitan? Thank you bripoppamac44

  and when I double click on the App opening, it does not open.

  What happens, when you try that? You get an error message? If so, what error?

  Opening 3.6 works well with Yosemite 10.10.5.

  d I keep the nearly 200 gigabytes of photos on a disc hard separated so I can get more old photos looking for the content of the package and by copying and pasting in a recovery file

  What is the file system on this disk? And how the player is connected?