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• Envy Touchsmart 15-J144na: HP Envy material of hard drive Kit

  Hi all

  So I am desperately looking for a replacement hard drive cable for my laptop. (Envy Touchsmart 15-J144na)

  HP part number is 718432-001. (Directly from repair HPs)

  I tried the company I used to use FAE Supply Chain and after taking the money, they said two weeks later that they do not have, nor can they get it, for having issued a refund!

  I am now hunting around but with very little success.

  I only really need the cable, but fortunately buy any combination of products and parts to get to the bit, I want!

  I'm self-employed, so that each day that passes that I lose money.

  If anyone knows of any good company in the United Kingdom (or even in the world, im not picky!) would be great get your suggestions.

  (Prefer original HP parts, but I can't afford to be more fussy!)

  PS I tried all the companies on the site Web of HPs for the part and none of them have or even know what part im speaking of! (With the exception of Europarts EET I'm waiting for)

  Thank you

  -What is it?

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=547

  It looks the same as the picture in your owner's manual here, page 26:

  Your manual

  Newmodeus.com ships on the international scene, but according to me, there are also sellers of U.K. sell their product on eBay UK:

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/HP-envy-15-J-Series-SATA-hard-drive-connector-w-cable-6017B0416801-/131399170824?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e98003b08

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/720545-001-6017B0416801-HP-15-J013CL-envy-15-J-hard-drive-caddy-cable-grade-A-/151187198856?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2333759388

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• Envy 15 j126tx: Hard Drive crashed

  Hi, my laptop's hard drive crashed, and I want to know if there is anyway I can get it back. In fact, my 'C' Partition (where the operating system has been installed) was running out of space, so I wanted to extend its size without interfering in anything else and I found on some site manager EaseUs partition can do this task, i.e. without deleting or re creation, it can resize partitions. So I downloaded Manager EaseUs partition and after installation, I tried to resize C, but it gave an error, it says something like the software was not compatible because it is software 32 bit, while I was running Windows 7 64-bit. I just gave up, assuming that this software is working 32 bit and with 64-bit custom. But when I hibernated my laptop, since he never turned on. It shows that there is no hard drive attatched.  I tried to check in the bios, diagnostic tool, but hard drive never showed up. Then I tried to Boot from a USB bootable (Windows 7 bootable USB), but in the section where I chose a player for windows, there is no drive. I tried to restore the repair option in the installer of Windows 7 too, but can't find any repair of the version of windows.

  Can I fix my hard drive?

  I fell off my hard drive permanently?

  My hard drive cable is unplugged? In fact I can't verify it cause I would cancel my warranty otherwise.

  P.S. I'm home, and I bought from another city, so I can't go to the dealer earlier!

  In fact you will not affect the warranty, if you check the hard drive. See page 47 of the manual here:

  Manual

  I think that the hard drive may be dead. The EaseUs couldn't do the invisible to BIOS hard disk or a Windows installation disc, but he could do no bootable hard disk by altering the partition table.

  I remove the hard drive and try it in a usb to SATA adapter and see if it turns.

• HP Pavilion dv7-1464nr hard drive Cage

  I'm looking for a cage of disc for the number 2 of the hard drive on my Hp Pavilion dv7-1464nr Bay, I saw a link for DV7 2000 but not for the 1464nr

  Hello

  An example of the disk caddy you need is on the following link.

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info & products_id = 195

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Envy M6: My HARD drive is not bad on my computer? I have reloaded Win 8 and upgraded to Win 8.1 but he keeps crashing

  Hi need help and answers from an expert!

  My HP Envy M6 Recenly has stopped working correctly, so I decided to recover as soon as possible.  She still had the same problems, so I decided to restore factory with recovery USB flash drive I did.  Always had the same problem happens after I rebooted 8 Win and improved to 8.1.  It would work for a few minutes and stop working I used chkdsk and it says it fixed a few problems with the drive.

  I went through the same steps another 3 times!  After each time that once I had that he would be running again after a clean reinstall.  I would like to run chkdsk and it looks like he fixed some error, but last time, it wouldn't or couldn't find some files to run and crashed.  I tried loading Acronis and tried to reinstall the backup from there but that also failed to correct the problem.  I came to the conclusion that my HD is physically wrong?

  I guess the recovery process would reformat the partitions before you reinstall so it's not a logic error (software)?  From the recovery partition, the recovery Flash disk media and recovery software acronis can fix this, I can only assume, there is a problem with the drive itself?

  Is there a way to check this?  I don't mind replacing the drive to a SSD, so this isn't a problem, but I can't seem to find a product key.  Nothing printed on the bottom.  I read somewhere that it is now integrated with the motherboard bios so can I just use the recovery media that I did on a flash drive?

  Also, I have my backup file but I could never find the location of the image my wife loaded as the photo of "lock" screen which I do not have a copy of.  I have the backup files for windows 8.1 by Acronis and according to me, a Windows backup file on a backup drive, but I was wondering if these "locked screen hidden image" would be held somewhere in these data?  It is not under the images and I have never been able to find or understand where windows keeps this image.  I used the search without success.

  Of course, this is not critical, but I hate losing this particular image.  I hope it's keep somewhere in my back upward and when restoring with a new drive hard I can reload the backup and restore.

  So I really ned knowledge step by step: my HD is bad?  How can I check without having to spend hours to reload only to fail?

  Why chkdisk does not?  Or should I simply replace HD and if so what can I use the new disk recovery media and product ID will be accessible through the motherboard?

  I intend to upgrade to win 10, but I need Win 8 loading first, then move to 8.1 then move to Win 10?  Also in the future if it crashes how can I recover to win 10? Since it is free now but will not be later.  The upgrade will allow me to make a copy (a copy) to win 10?

  A lot of questions, but please provide the fastest solution to my problems and concerns.

  Thank you in advance!

  FM Hawaii

  Hello fmhawaii ;
  
  I read your post on your PC crashing and wanted to help.

  It certainly seems that your hard drive has failed.  Some PC allows the drive to check in the BIOS: test a hard drive in the BIOS. HP® customer support

  If that confirms that the disc is bad, then you will need to replace it.

  As for activation, you are right in that, with Win8x machines, the product key is embedded in the motherboard UEFI firmware, however, the instructions in this link, show you how to recover: find product - key for Windows 8

  When you restore from recovery media, which is supposed to automatically read product key, so you will not have to enter something to activate reinstall it.  My guess is that the drive problems that prevented from happening.

  Acronis allows you to mount an image file by using a drive letter, and once you do this, you should then be able to browse through the content to find the file you want.  However, depending on what part of the logon icon changed, it might be embedded image in a Windows system file, and unless there is a separate copy of this image, it will be very difficult to recover.  IF you Google it, you might be able to find downloadable tools for disassembly of this file and subseuent extraction of this file.

  I wouldn't hurry to Win10, but if you choose to follow this path, don't forget to make a new advance Acronis backup, then you can return to a system of Win8x of work if something is wrong - as the Win10 GoBack function is known to be unreliable.
  
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• HP Pavilion dv7-6110sl HARD drive driver for Windows 7 SP1 X 64 bit

  As the title says I need the driver to install Windows 7 SP1 X 64 on my

  HP Pavilion dv7-6110sl.

  When I want to install it tell me that there is no HARD drive installed or no driver not found.

  Carpe Diem!

  My problem is that I was installing from a USB key using the usb 3.0 port. Windows does not see the usb 3.0 port that I was installing of for once I moved it to the usb 2.0 port it started working. I didn't need all the drivers.

• Updated HP Dv7-4272us hard drive?

  I have a HP dv7-4272us with an AMD Phenom 2 Triple Core processor P860 with 8 GB of ram and a 750 GB hard drive running Windows 7 Pro. I want to replace the hard drive 750 with a 1 TB drive and add a 2nd 1 TB hard drive in the empty slot. My O.S. can't manage this configuration and what materials and cables do I need to install the 2nd drive?

  Hello

  Your laptop works perfectly with 2 x 1 TB drives - is an example of the caddy HARD drive and cable, that you will need for the 2nd drive on the following link.

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

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Envy 14-2000eg HARD drive replacement

  Hello

  My name is Jakub and recently, I have a big problem with my HP Envy 14-2000eg. Without going into details, it turned out that I need to replace the HARD drive. Anyone could provide suggestions, please? I searched it for a few days now, but I would be safer when it comes to details of the HARD drive itself, so it is appropriate.

  HP Envy 14 2000eg

  LS491EA #ABD

  Any help much apperciated!

  Kind regards

  Jakub

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  Page 38 shows the replacement of the hard disk. You can use any 9.5 mm or 7mm thickness 2.5 inch wide disk hard SATA or SSD. The laptop can also take a WSSD mSATA as a throttle control. You probably already have one in place.

  This drive would be nice:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822145875

  Let us know if you need assistance with the migration of software/resettlement.

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• HP ENVY 17-j053ea hard drive locations

  Hi I am looking to buy the HP ENVY 17-j053ea, far specifications correspond to my needs, but there is just one thing I need to know.

  Does the laptop afore mentioned have a secondary HARD drive location?

  I have an old DV9000 series that has two slots and ideally, I would like to have a secondary home again as I require the storage capabilities without having to carry an external hard drive

  Thank you very much

  Glenn

  Hi Glenn,.

  Yes, the Envy 17-j053ea has 2 bays for HARD drives - see Pages 58/59 of the Guide maintenance &.

  If you intend to mount a second HDD, an example of the type of carriage and connection cable you need is on the following link.

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

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Pavilion dv7-4285dx hard drive

  The hard drive on 2 years, Pavilion dv7-4285dx of my son is dead. It's a Samsung HM641JI, 640 GB, 5400 RPM. can anyone recommend a good replacement for this notebook drive? The new drive can we (GB) smaller than the original? Should I just stick with the same Samsung drive? Any help would be really appreciated. Thank you.
  PS - I use the recovery discs just purchased from HP to restore the new drive.

  Hello

  You can use standard HDD from other providers. Nowadays people need more space, go for a larger HARD drive, it's a wise move. The recovery disc may not install on a smaller HARD disk because it will put your machine back to the factory settings.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion dv7-7010us hard drive

  Computer laptop dv7-7010us has 2 hard drive bays?

  Hello

  Yes it does, the dv7 series have 2 bays for HARD drives.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Pavilion dv7, 1016nr: hard drive card on HP laptop Toshiba

  I had a HP used off craigslist, because my Toshiba laptop crashed. I replaced the hard drive with the Toshiba, but now, the CPU it's again a Toshiba! He's trying to look for records that do not exist, the bitrate is mixed up, and I can't do certain things because of this!

  The operating system was the Toshiba, and I don't know what specifications are contained in the hard disk. Help, please!

  I know, but the problem is the hard disk that came with it is FULL of viruses, and I don't want to connect two of them in the same device, or even that you use at all. I'm on an allowance now, so I can't exactly buy a new, can't use both at the same time, otherwise the laptop overheats.

  I could try using Malwarebytes on that hard drive and transfer files from the old and hopefully get Speedfan to find the fan that cools this thing.

  WoW! t helps a lot when you have something to talk about when things to know!

  I have that now to 1 question: what are the functions of the computer are stored in the hard drive?

  (also, is a sale "day of service", or am I just lucky?) (More ugly. Emoji. Never.))

• HP ENVY 14-2160se hard drive failure

  There is an "error reading drive" when I start and it does not start in windows at all. I did a hard drive test in BIOS and the short DST failed and the failure id is GTU23F-5QF788-XD6V5F-60UR0 for 1 hard drive. I know there is an SSD of 80 and 750 HD but that one failed?

  If the ssd has failed can I use the 750 GB HD or does take both?

  If I need to replace the SSD I can replace it with a regular HD (on a budget) and which drive size do I need? 2.5?

  If in warranty, you can get a guarantee of replacement free of charge for you.

  The failure code is for the old hard drive, not the SSD. SSD failure is not common.

  You can replace the hard drive with a drive hard laptop SATA (2.5 ") is the same size and up to 1.5 terabytes.

  source : service and maintenance guide reference

• HP Envy 860-008na: HARD DRIVE C: no space (main road), but my D: has 1.81 TB?

  Just brought my new PC and was struggling in the game with peaks of lag.

  But after restoreign to factory settings, I noticed that my C: drive has only 117 GB? Where that my D: drive (reprise?) was 1.81... TB!

  C: drive is supposed to be the essential motivation for computer? The PC is new not edited or modified... Ask yourself why this fault/problem and how to fix it.

  Here's a photo of basic while I was looking at why I had no space in C: drive and the delay of the spikes.

  As I was obliged to put games on my D: drive due to lack of space on my C: drive, it could cause a problem with lag spikes that occur?

  Cheers, need an answer as soon as POSSIBLE

  

  Hello

  I'm not a gamer but know game files are large and have to move a lot of graphic data and CPU to run correctly.

  Your new PC comes with a small 128 GB SSD (fast) and a slow 5400 RPM 2 TB HDD.

  So you have an inherent bottleneck of design. Games must be installed on the HARD drive slow or you quickly run out of room.

  The only solution I can see (there may be others) would buy a lot more SSD for the OS volume (C.) Install games on C:, instead of D:. That would eliminate the bottleneck of the data transfer.

  HP Recovery partition and recovery disks/USB can be finicky. You may be tempted to replace the slow HDD with a SSD. It would work, but you may need to buy a 2 TB or SSD of greater. The recovery discs or a USB recovery drive will be used (did you create a set of recovery discs?) to install on the new disk configuration and can choke if the replacement of SSD HARD drive does not match the 2 TB HDD. Increasing the primary disk larger than 128 GB should not adversely impact factory reinstall HP using HP recovery discs or a USB recovery drive...

  Jay

• DV7-3160us: hard drive problem or the operating system?

  After the HP screen, I get a black screen that says: Boot Device not found please install an operating system on your hard drive. Hard drive-(3F0).  But if I hit the f4 key it states: there is no hard drive.

  If anyone out there can answer to this dilemma, I just need to make the recovery discs or replace the hard drive?

  Thank you, had an independent check that the drive was dead. Can be fixed, but still old technology was so not worth.