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  Can I attach a hard drive Sata III of PNY CS2211 for my laptop CQ62-423NR using usb adapter? I have the maximum memory (8 GB)

  Hello

  Yes, you can put any SDS/disc HARD SATA to USB HDD enclosure and you can use it as any HARD drive externally.

  Kind regards.

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  Anyone know if it is possible to change the hard drive to SATA AHCI (or same IDE) mode in the BIOS?

  I see the hard drive in the BIOS but I can't select to make changes as long as it is "gray".

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  Model: hp workstation xw6200
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  Installing a 2nd HDD I have to install a SATA, two slots used SATA controller card. I would like to know which card to choose.

  I have 4 ports PCI available (#26) and 1 PCI Express x 8 first (#25) available. The two PCI and
  

  PCI Express SATA controller cards are available. Who would you recommend?

  Thank you for your help.
  

  Boyar

   

   

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  I'd rather than PCIe PCI for this purpose.

  HP liked SIIG for a number of their SATA PCI slot cards.  SIIG has updaters for these maps on its web site, and the pilots understand place in Windows 8.  Here's what I recommend if you want to only two new SATA internal ports:

  http://h30094.www3.HP.com/product.aspx?SKU=3062195&mfg_part=SC-SAT212-S4&pagemode=CA

  There is also a card HP SIIG eSATA that HP has used, and I have also used that... it worked great.  It has two eSATA ports and no port SATA internal:

  http://h30094.www3.HP.com/product.aspx?cache=2012565552&culture=en-us&SKU=2850719

  In addition, you can connect a single SATA hard drive on an eSATA port (the reader would need external power supply) for formatting, etc.  For that you need a cable with eSATA on one end and a connector type SATA internal regular on others... it is so much easier than to open the box and play with the internal cables.  The best quality I've found for those who are Macgurus.com or Granitedigital.com.  Opt for a shorter (1 m) rather than a longer therefor version if you choose to do so, in order to reduce the risk of interference (which I have never seen this):

  Macgurus told them are indicated for the generation SATA I, II and III, and they are a little cheaper for a length of 1 m of the granite.  Both are excellent companies.

  Finally, there is a HP SIIG PCI with combined eSATA/SATA, with a player external eSATA and SATA port internal:

  http://h30094.www3.HP.com/product.aspx?SKU=2850718&mfg_part=SC-SA1012-S1&pagemode=CA

  I'd stick with HP SIIG solutions and probably buy directly from HP for this unless you can find the same for much less expensive on eBay.  The cards have had several revisions, and I think that if you get your HP, you would later.

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  I don't want to hijack the thread, but I have another question which may be useful for other people doing the same type of recovery.

  I ordered the recovery CD for my laptop HP 2000 only today.

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  SBDavin wrote:

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  Thanks for your time and advice.

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