ESATA cable in HP dv6 3290br

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  Ask for help - some basic TIPS.
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• ESATA cable will not adapt to the port

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• "You have to format the drive" error after the use of USMT through an Esata cable

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• Toshiba Stor.E D10 on Satellite A660 PSAW3E esata connection

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• Qosmio G50/04J (Q55) WD eSATA external HARD drive crashed windows Explorer

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• Drive external HARD is compatible with eSata on Satellite L655-158

  Hello

  I buy a L655-158 this weekend, I also intend to buy a Seagate external hard drive that fits the eSata using something like that: -.

  "Times that are up to six times faster than with USB 2.0 powered Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Upgrade Cable of eSATA transfer is designed to keep pace with you, to offer you!

  With the Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Powered eSATA upgrade Cable you can easily and inexpensively switch interface GoFlex and GoFlex Pro Ultra-Portable from your hard drive at speeds ultra-fast eSATA.

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  So, my question is the compatible adapter with eSata on the L655-158 port, is the powered port or not? If this is not the case, what are external drives others who enjoy the ease of eSata, and well what they are doing?

  Thanks in advance,

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  Kevin

  Hello

  > So my question is the compatible adapter with the port eSata on the L655-158
  There are just sort of eSATA port. If the external HARD disk supports eSATA interface so I guess you can connect this external HARD disk to the port eSATA to the Satellite L655-158

• Pavilion: Check dv6-1300 and dv6t-1300 people are same model or different

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  Here, he mentioned "4 USB 2.0 ports (4th port shared with eSATA)" and «1 eSATA + USB port»  This means that using esata controller usb2 and I cannot get better transfer note with esata?

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  I'm looking for help to find the right cable for use with my port hybrid eSATA USB Lenovo Thinkpad T420. I've tried the cables from 3 different sources, and none of them plug into the port of all the way.

  I don't know if my port is damaged, or if I'm just using the wrong cable, so any suggestions would be appreciated.

  Here are the most recent cable I got:

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  Here are some photos illustrating the situation:

  eSATA pins on the port:

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  USB pins on the port, with the back of the visible port. No obvious barrier I see...

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  the eSATA cable pins:

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  Pins of the USB cable:

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  As you can see from the photos, all the pins of the connector seem to match the port, except for the P12 and P13 12V power pins. These pins are present on the cable, but not on the port. However, I understand that these pins are optional...

  Anyone had a similar experience? I use the right cable?

  Thank you!

  Moderator comment: images > 50 KB converted for programming. Community rules.

  I saw your post in the forum 'other' thinkpad first and unrecorded. Here's what I said:

  I don't have a thinkpad with eSATA right now. My T520 has integrated graphics, (eSATA only on discrete), but I have a mother T510 here with discrete graphics card that has the same port. My eSATA cable plug AND there is a gap similar to that of your photo. I didn't measure the gap, but it is between 3 and 4mm. What does not work? Do you know that your eSATA drive requires a separate power supply? Powered eSATA ports are not generally available, and certainly, the port is not powered on yout T420. When I use a 2.5 drive "connected to eSATA, I use another cable that connects the cable power (+ than the 5V & ground) to a USB port. (USB on one end and SATA power supply on the other) I had my cable, but I'm sure you can find one on eBAY. When I use a drive 3.5 "I use a power supply from an old desk.

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• Reference Dell E5530 eSata

  Hello! Hello!

  I could ask for help? I use the laptop that has blocked the function unknow password for bios.

  Now he run after press F12 or internall HARD drive I can boot it from CD.

  I'll buy the eSata cable. Please tell me when I connect the esata on an external drive cable, the laptop will start external unchanged operating system in the bios settings?

  If it is worth to buy this cable? Maybe without knowing the password bios nothing what can I do?

  Thank you for your help

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  You will need to call Dell, verify your ownership of the system (if the system is out of warranty) to pay for a support call in order to have the authorized password.