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• Hard drive compatibility

  My Pavilion a6750f is running Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium edition and has a hard drive Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM 750 GB SATA 3.0 Gb/s.  I would like to add a 1 TB drive and would like to know if I can install a SATA 6.0 Gp/s or should I stay with the Gp/s 3.0 speed?

  Hello

  You can certainly use a disk Sata III since backward compatibility, but your motherboard only supports Sata II speeds.

  Best regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion 9700 series - Hard Drive Compatibility

  Hello

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion 9700 (dv9827cl) which has stopped working. I hit the power button and it turns off within 2 seconds.

  This has happened before and I had to fix. He has worked almost a year and kaput.

  I want to buy an another laptop HP Pavilion 9700 on eBay. Those without a hard disk, the boot up to bios, range from $200 or less. The hard drive in my old laptop works in any series HP Pavilion 9700? If this isn't an idea where I could find information about compatibility?

  Thank you!

  As long as it is the same family of i.e. AMD or Intel processor, you will be OK. You may need to load a driver or two, but the hard drive of an AMD dv9700 will start in any other dv9700 AMD. It is not quite as sensitive as suggested above, but otherwise, the story would be that if you tried to put it in an Intel system or even a more recent or more old AMD system the essential thing which must be the same is the main chipset on the motherboard.

  For completeness I want to clarify that in doing so technically violates the Microsoft EULA. Your OEM for Windows license is specific to the machine, with which it was delivered.

• Hard drive compatibility for n5425

  Will be a host of hard drive Seagate ST980815A 80 GB at 5400 RPM Ata100 5 yr Mfg 25 - box work in a HP Pavilion n5425 PC laptop? It's a PATA.

  Thank you

  Ray

  No Yes No problem. Good choice.

• Portege S100 ATA HARD drive password issue

  Hey guys

  I just wanted to ask a quick question. I've owned a Toshiba portege S100 computer laptop for about 18 months and he's had a life constantly on hard lol and some stains of coffee etc. Unfortuantly it launched the bucket the other week, so I got out and got a new toshiba laptop :)

  My problem is that I can't access my hard drive? He had a password for HARD drive that I got and now I can't unlock it. I tried several tools to unlock the dam thing and wil it unlock NOOOO! Now, I'm an unhappy man, because all my work was there.

  I have a tool that has several options to unlock HARD disk utility? It requires a login and a tank to fill? I was wondering if someone can help me?

  TY in advance

  Zarren

  Hello

  Unfortunately, if the HARD drive password has been set and if you n t know the password you will not be able to unlock the HARD drive.

  To my knowledge, the HARD drive password can be deleted from the BIOS and any other disk HARD unlock utility will not work.

  In my opinion, there is nothing to my buddy :(

• Re: Satellite P10 304 - hard drive compatibility

  Hello

  My original hard drive is dead and I find it very difficult to get information on the internal hard disks will be compatible replacements, especially that Toshiba offers no sales through this site.

  The old disk seems to be IDE (or EIDE). An ATA100 drive would be compatible? PATA?

  Thanks for any information.

  This forum offers numerous useful threads on the upgrade of the disk on the Satellite P10.

  But here's my suggestion;
  The laptop uses a 60 GB 4200 RPM IDE (ATA-5) (Ultra-ATA/66)
  The controller uses ATA - 5, and in my opinion for example disk HARD ATA - 6 (Ultra-ATA/100) will work too, but perhaps not with 100% performance.

  Good bye

• HP Pavilion dv7-1245dx hard drive replacement issue

  Can I use any manufacturer 2.5 "disk for this laptop?    Looking to upgrade to the bigger drive.   Not sure about the sata and sata II speeds rpm or cache sizes, or if they are important.   Thanks in advance.

  Currently: HITACHI HTS543232L9A300 320 GB 5400 RPM SATA 2.5 "8 MB Cache internal Hard Drive

  Will this drive work?  HITACHI Travelstar 2.5-inch 500 GB 7200 RPM SATA II 16 MB Cache hard drive internal

  You are the very welcome.

  You can buy a computer laptop 2.5 "SATA II HDD from anyone.

  I guess Hitachi is OK, but I'd go for it, if it was me...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822136856

  Paul

• Phoenix: Hard drive compatibility

  Hello

  I have a HP Phoenix 2014 H9 - 1420T. I get error messages that I searched and according to the website of HP I need to replace the hard drive soon. I'm looking for a good replacement of the hard drive and I wanted to know if Seagate - 2 TB internal Serial ATA Hard Drive for desktop computers - Multi would be a good choice. I use the computer for daily work and light game (sims 4). If it's not good could you please recommend something? Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  Basically, any standard HARD drive for desktop computers (3.5 '') will work. My suggestion use the same brand with the existing brand to one-way.

  The series currently has the following options

  Must select one of the following options:

• T42 replacement HARD drive compatibility

  Could I get a confirmation that the

  Western Digital Scorpio Blue WD2500BEVE 250 GB 5400 RPM 8 MB Cache 2.5 "Ultra ATA100 IDE / ATA-6 inter... Portable Hard Drive - bare Drive is compatible with the T42?

  It will work.

• Studio XPS 435 t / 9000 desktip - new hard drive compatibility

  I may need to replace the hard drive on my Studio XPS 435 t / 9000 office. How can I make sure that the new hard disk I receive is compatible with the computer? What should I look for? I see one in the Dell store, but it takes 3 to 6 weeks to ship! Thanks for any help.

  Roman J

  You can install all internal, SATA, 3.5 ", hard drive 7200 RPM, up to 2 TB in size.

  Best to search hard drives Western Digital and Seagate brands, also check the length of the manufacturer's warranty, plus the better.

  A good salesman for hard drives is www.newegg.com

  Bev.

• Dv4 1242tx hard drive compatibility

  Hello world
  I think to upgrade my hard drive on dv4 1242tx and I was wondering if my laptop supports SATA II or SATA III (outside SATA I) format
  I understand that it is compatible back but I want to ask is if I buy SATA II HDD TI played to 3 Gbit/s or not (in the same way, the 6 Gbps SATA III HARD disk will)?
  Can't seem to find this info in the specs.
  Thank you!

  Hello:

  According to the specifications of the chipset of your laptop, the best transfer speed, it can be run at is SATA II (3.0 GB/S).

  It is the best speed of transfer chipset Mobile Intel 4 Series can work at.

  You need a Mobile Intel set 6 or newer chipset to entirely perform a disk to the SATA III (6.0 GB/S) speed.

  Then, A SATA II drive will operate at the speed of SATA II and SATA III disc will work your laptop SATA II speed.

• X61T HARD drive compatibility

  Hello!

  I wonder if the X61T accepts hard drives to any third party without getting an error of 2010. And if she accepts, this features affect specific TP as the Active Protection system and HARD drive passwords? What about the thinkpad readers of newer models like the X 200, etc.. ?

  APS can be will support the features of a sudden or miss, but password.

• Fast hard drive hardware issue

  Hello, my HP dv6z-1100 just died and I bought a laptop replacement. However, I want to get the data on my hard drive in my new computer - I have done similar things with other disks hard (I have a SATA/USB cable), but I don't know how to remove my hard drive.

  Could anyone refer me to the good book/charts? I found a manual, but it was not very useful. Also, is anyone could speak of experience about how hard remove a hard drive of this computer is really? I wonder if I could do something stupid and lose all my data.

  Hello

  It's a fairly simple process to remove the hard drive - the procedure is detailed on Page 57 of your & Maintenance Guide.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion ze4560us hard drive compatibility.

  I have a HP Pavilion ze4560us (2003) with a 40 GB HDD (the advice of SMART failure), I can easily replace it with a 120 GB hard drive for a pavilion of 4500?

  You can use it. The ze makes a difference. A plain 4500 is a desktop computer.

• External hard drive mounting issues on MacOS Sierra

  After upgrading to OS Sierra, I found that my USB3 drives, directly connected to my iMac end of 2012, turn off at startup. USB 2 disks are unaffected and connect properly. The only way to access my USB3 disks is to disconnect and reconnect every time I start the computer, then they are ok. I tried to reset the NVRAM, but it did not work. I found Os El Capitan until this issue is resolved.

  Do not mount or actually turns out always the system start? It was not clear in your subject line and content later, what was going on.

  Are they NTFS formatted drives? See the solutions frequently asked and answered forum if they are.