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• Re: Tecra S3 - new 250 gb Sata hdd - windows does not recoginse

  Hi all

  I have a tecra S3-PTS30-E, which came from the company, I work for which was no longer necessary.

  I replaced the current 40 GB with two different - hdd

  Western Digital 250 GB WD2500BPVT

  Toshiba 120 GB - MK1252GSX

  I tried both separately and windows XP pro service pack 3 will not recognize either.

  I have downloaded the driver sata toshiba Web site and installed via F6 at startup, windows asks you what driver, windows 2000 or XP, I click on XP and you enter, windows continues until advising so none found HDD

  I also tried to download drivers intel after searching other threads, and it does not work through floppy.

  I also added the drivers toshiba XP ISO using nlite to create a disk slipstream and while xp is loading the disc, I noticed 'pilot toshiba raid' being installed. Same no result no hard drive found.

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you

  Jin

  > Tecra S3 - new 250 gb Sata hdd - windows does not recoginse

  According to the specifications on this page:

  http://reviews.CNET.com/laptops/Toshiba-Tecra-S3-s411td/1707-3121_7-31556311.html

  Your laptop's Ide interface, as far as I know on the old IDE interface there is a limitation of LBA 28 bits, which means that the laptop can only manage hard disks up to 128 GB.

• NX 6310 250 GB sata replacement hard drive has failed three times.

  Replaced 60 GB OG. with a 250 GB hard drive. SATA drive. Drive worked fine for 6 months and died. Replaced under a guarantee no new charge lasted about 8 months and died on the last one lasted 3 months and is now dead. I read in info hp nx6310 120 GB is the largest sata drive. Is that because that was the biggest drive of the day or is it possible I'm on the biggest readers of heating? nx6310 win xp pro 250 GB. 5400 RPM sata HARD drive / min. 1gig mem.

  OK final repair on this laptop nx6310 was not all four hard drives of 250 GB that have been replaced. It ends up being a bad main bud.  I think the first time I sent what I said that I thought he had a bad main Board, as all readers worked on my other laptops, but the repair company said none, this is a bad hard drive. Anyway its good to go and I have four replacement discs. Thanks for your help.

• HP 250 G3: HP 250 G3 SATA AHCI driver needed

  I have to install Windows 7 64 bit, but Setup can't find sata drivers. I tried the x 64 drivers from the links below, but does not work.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/23060

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/24779

  After that, I found sp69595.exe from the link below, but this exe does not extract the inf files directly. If the windows installation is unable to understand what it is.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=6732463&swItemId=ob_140961_1&swEnvOid=406...

  What can I do?

  Install 7Zip and use it to extract the files in sp69595.

  http://www.7-zip.org/

• Add 250 GB Seagate

  I just bought a Seagage 250 GB SATA HDD. I installed it in my E520 DIM, and I can see it in the configuration of the sys. It is also in the XP Device Manager. Says working properly, but it does not appear in my Windows Explorer my C and show 2 DVD burners, but the new seems to hide...

  Paul

  
  

• Is Qosmio X 770 - 11 c compatible with SSD SATA 6 Gb/s interface?

  Hi all

  I'm new here so apologize if done wrong or information overload?

  I have a TOSHIBA QOSMIO X 770 - 11 c (laptop).

  OS = MS Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit SP1,.
  CPU = Intel Core i7 2720QM @ 2.20 GHz, Sandy Bridge 32nm technology
  (RAM) 8.00 GB = Dual - Channel DDR3 @ 665 MHz (9-9-9-24),
  MOBO = manufacturer: TOSHIBA PGRAA (CPU 1), Southbridge model: HM65, Southbridge review: B2,.
  BIOS=brand:Toshiba,version:1.70,date:02/10/2012,
  GRAPHICS = 173HT02-T01 (1920x1080@60Hz), 1535 MB GeForce GTX 560M (Toshiba),.
  SSD = M4-CT256M4SSD2 250 GB (SATA-SSD),
  HARD drive = 488 GB TOSHIBA TOSHIBA MK5061GSYN (SATA), WOW that was copied from "SPECCY" (summary).

  Please that ive just installed a "M4256GB CRUCIAL SSD 6 GB/s" I am aware that they are compatible with the "Reverse" / 3 Gb/s (SATA INTERFACE).

  Is there a way I CAN CHANGE this to use in the 6 Gbps (SATA INTERFACE)?

  IF so please help me!
  Thank you very much in advance for answers or useful comments.

  Hello

  The laptop seems to supports the Intel HM65 chipset:
  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/chipsets/value-chipsets/mobile-chipset-HM65.html

  According to the Intel specification page, the chipset provides up to 6-Port SATA 3 Gb/s with up to 2 ports support 6 Gb/s transfer rate. Also the CPU must support the SATA III, but I'm not quite sure the BIOS supported m

• HP ProBook 450, which interface inside? SATA II? SATA III?

  Hello world.

  I would like to change the HARD drive in 450 ProBook for SSD Samsung 840 EVO (2.5 ", 250 GB SATA III), compatible with SATA II.
  And I can't find anything on the interface type in 450 PB HP.
  So please help me, Samsung SSD works using SATA II or SATA III speed?

  Thanks in advance for help
  mickowa

  You are the very welcome.

  It would be the same: SATA III

  Your laptop is the Intel 7 series chipset and the G1 has the Intel® 8-series chipset.

  All laptops with an Intel 6 series chipset or newer computers have SATA III to support.

• PowerEdge 1900 and Poweredge 840 and NO hardware RAID SATA HD, FreeNAS with ZFS

  I searched these forums and the web in general a concise my questions answer, but nothing is done.  I just happen to find someone who is using 'old' technology and it retarget as much as you might think (I am a broke student by the way).

  I bought a Poweredge 1900 Server & server Poweredge 840 ebay about last year.  I've been busy and have yet to work with these two units.  I wanted to use the PE 1900 as a file server and then push a backup of these files on the server off site, the PE840.  I intended to buy four 1 TB or four disks SATA 2 to (WD Black or RED WD) for each system, respectively.

  I've been through a few videos on youtube the other day and discovered FreeNAS.  This seems to be a much better solution than the use of Ubuntu Server, but it also made me think about the hardware Raid with these systems.  If FreeNAS uses ZFS (software raid controller), you want to avoid a hardware raid controller.

  My current assumptions, please correct me if I'm wrong on any of the following:

  I think that each of these systems to support drives up to 2 TB?, I think that I can use the SATA drives and not SAS, four discs in each system drives.

  I believe that I can boot from USB flash drive (a quick, which I intend to install FreeNAS on which they recommend)

  I think I can connect readers to the Perc/Raid Controller controller (& just turn 'off' RAID), or simply directly on the motherboard.  (What woud be the advantages/disadvantages of the use of the card or simply by using the Council)

  I intend on working with what I have right now (cheap and available), then once I get this configuration work that I take it out of the sand/lab sandbox, upgrade the processors and ram up my budget will allow and go live with the installation program (if it is still possible)

  From now on, they are sitting in a corner, begging to consume energy, and fans of polute the soundscape with their cries (PE1900 precisely).  I know that I could pursue other options but I already these two units.

  I really want to utilze FreeNAS its serving capacity file and ZFS for its reliability.  Is it possible with this camera?, or should I junk them and move on?

  Thank you for your answer!

  I've done some research more and since FreeNAS is built off of FreeBSD supported hardware is the same.  I couldn't find a list for FreeNAS specifically so I looked to FreeBSD.  I was still confused about the material and decided to go forward with the poweredge 840, for two reaasons, there already 8 GB of ram and it is not as heavy to move on (from 1900). I shoot the raid controller (for simplicity) and I plugged in three 250 GB SATA drives and a 40 GB SSD.  I had to set the bios for the usb key is recognized and also due to adapt to be considered as a hard drive, then had to define the sequence of boot to the usb drive, acting as a hard drive.  Once all that has been said and done, I wrote my FreeNAS image on my USB and booted up.

  It took maybe 10 minutes and I was up and running (once I had configured the hardware and bios), I created a RaidZ (as proposed FreeNAS) and with my three 250 GB drives, it produced 453 GB of usable disk space.  The 40 GB SSD is used as L2ARC (from my cache of understanding), I tried the installer with and without the 40 GB SSD.  The difference was impressive, just opening the photos or streaming video on my laptop Win 8.1 (Dell 17r) is almost flawless, as if the files were stored locally.

  I was impressed by how quick and easy to use FreeNAS, simple and fast network shares can be configured with permissions that works quite simply not in less than 5 minutes.  I don't have Windows Server down, but generally configuration active directory takes a little more effort.

  I am satisfied for the moment and continues to experiment with the Poweredge 840 until I commit to a processor upgrade.  Once I acquire 16 GB memory for my Poweredge 1900 I will perform with her, as it has only 1 GB now, crazy.

  Thank you for your help.

• Install the new SATA drive and the primary drive Clone which he

  After reading many messages from hard drive yesterday and the manual for my Dimension 4600, I bought a Western Digital 250 GB SATA internal drive which will become the secondary drive through Dell. My first is a 40 GB with 14 GB of free space. I am a student of site design Web and must use Adobe Creative Suite CS3, including PhotoShop, Dreamweaver, etc., which is a huge program. Technology Department told me that I could load the program Adobe Creative Suite CS3 on the new secondary drive and my images and other Documents which I will use to create Web sites for school. I could load MicroSoft Office 2007 as well if it is a good idea.

  What is a reasonable secondary use of a hard drive?  Is this a good practice? Benefits; Disadvantages?

  If the primary drive fails in the future, it is possible to just load Windows XP, etc on the new secondary disk at this time and the report on? Or I need to remove Adobe Creative Suite, MicroSoft Office, my pictures, etc., before I could load the operating system? I have a 60 GB external USB drive for backup of Documents and Settings.

  Dell Dimension 4600 (Pentium 4 CPU 2 .8GHz, memory 3 GB RAM) running MS Windows Home XP, SP 3.

  Any other good suggestions for the use of a Seconday drive in my case?

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• G3 G3 250 HP (J4T62EA): 250 HP (J4T62EA) - compatible SATA III upgrade, SSD

  Hello world

  I bought G3 250 HP laptop (jJ4T62EA). I have a question about the SATA 3.0 interface. I want to change my Samsung 850 EVO SSD 250 GB HARD disk drive. My laptop does support SATA 3.0 to 6.0 Gbps? Thanks for your help.

  Hello again!

  I got SSD already, so I checked that my laptop supports SATA III. Magician of Samsung, which is a dedicated software for the Samsung SSD drives shows that everthing is working at full speed on SATA III (6 Gbps). In conclusion, if you have a G3 250 HP (J4T62EA), you can improve it without loss of performance associated with the SATA interface. If you want I can put here results of benchmarks on next week.

• Replacement 250 GB C: drive in Dell Optiplex GX 620 with WD 750 GB SATA drive by cloning. BIOS sees the drive, Windows XP does not work.

  I have 5 Dell Optiplex GX 620 desktop computers.  All are about 5 years old.  Had a hard drive failure so I replace the disks C: by secondary SATA disk cloning, disk 1 in the bios.  BIOS sees drive when Windows XP on two systems and not on the other three.  Have no idea why.  All rooms have all the updates of Windows and Dell. A bought WD Caviar Green drives.  WD has replaced three with Caviar Black readers and still does not work.

  Level 2 support WD had response which was to creat Acronis True Image WD Edition BACK boot CD for the windows version of the software, (that I downloaded on www.wdc.com), boot to a CD and had the disc I cloned then.  I wish only the support level 1 guy was aware of this utility.

• XP can't find 3000 N200 0769 T2410 SATA 250 GB HD

  Hi, I bought the laptop mentioned above without an operating system.

  Now I am trying to install Windows XP but after a few minutes, the system says "could not find a hard drive".

  Anyone know this problem and the quick fix?

  Thanks in advance

  Another possible solution to this problem is.

  "Try to find on the BIOS, no information about the IDE drivers / ATA, after this attempt to change any option on 'controller Sata Mode Option or anything having the word' AHCI / Compatible.

  I do not remember now, but I think that there is this option in the BIOS. To install Microsoft Windows XP hard drive nedded to be "Compatible" mode, because the CD-ROM of Microsoft, Don t exist drivers SATA.

  Hope his helps.

• calculation of the space of time machine

  I'm not to give lectures on safeguards. Before yesterday I made a backup on a disk IDE 80 GB about 2 years ago, and I got my MBP since I bought it in mid-2009. Recently, I tried a new backup on the same drive, but my data were passed to about 150 GB, so TM reported that there was not enough space. This is why I bought a 250 GB SATA drive and started the backup. TM was told he had 150 GB for backup and that it would take about 5 hours. In an hour or two it was over and the amount of space occupied on the SATA was just below 80 Gb. Strange - I think - but everything seemed ok. I used the disk utility to check the SATA and he said it was ok. Then, I connected the HDD IDE 80 GB, erased all the data and set as the backup in MT and Mt finally told me that he had 150 GB for backup and the 80 GB drive has been insufficient. What is going on? Is it possible that I can check that the SATA drive contains a full backup? (Note that I did not exclude anything to save.)

  I've seen similar and I suspect the backup that you did on the largest disk is correct. Time Machine backup of data, applications and operating system, but there are a lot of things, he's not back until - caches, mobile backups and other files of the operating system or applications can recreate. Algorithm of TM to estimate the amount of space required does not appear, however, to take into account the files, it won't save.

• Portege S100 - how to install XP on the new HARD drive?

  Hello

  I have a fatal error when I want to install Windows XP on a new 250 GB SATA HARD drive (more than the original 60 GB). I have RAID drivers but no "game"?

  Help a poor french user.
  Thank you

  Hello

  What RAID drivers did you use?

  Normally, you will need to download the RAID driver on Toshiba page and copy the files extracted to an external floppy drive. You can use an external floppy with USB drive. You can load the drivers if you press F6 once you have booted from Microsoft XP disc.

  By the way: have you checked BIOS if the HARD drive is recognized?

• Satellite Pro A300 - 1 2 - HDD upgrade advice

  Hello

  I would really appreciate the help as I'm going round in circles. I have a Satellite Pro A300 - 1 2, and I want to replace the HARD drive and install Windows 7, what is the best HARD drive I can get to the laptop?

  Also, what is the maxium of RAM I can install in your laptop.

  Any advice would be great machines running lately and I think that the HARD drive has a bad sector in it.

  See you soon,.

  James

  Best HARD drive? For that matter I n t I answer. You don't have compatible HARD DRIVE but need to better. According to the specifications of the laptop your drive HARD original was 250 GB SATA HDD.
  I have my HDD Samsung A300 inside. Visit your local dealer and buy high quality with 300 or 400 GB SATA 2.5 HARD drive maybe. It will be sufficient, I think. We Toshiba, Samsung or Hitachi HARD drive. Check the price and decision.

  RAM upgrade: your laptop can handle with 4 GB of RAM. no more than that. If you have 2 GB inside buy more RAM of 2 GB module. 2 GB compatible RAM has PA3513U-1M2G part number.

  Good bye