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• Pavilion 6000: No power to second hard drive cable

  Hard disk in the PC crashes mechanically.  You want to ghost a second hard drive before the first drive crashes completely.   Bought double the existing hard drive, but there is no connector power cable for this.  Plug SATA, but cannot turn on the second hard drive.  What should I do?

  LB1815, welcome to the forum.

  If I understand your problem, this is the Connector that you need.  It converts a single SATA power cable with two connectors.  This allows you to connect two drives with the cable.  There are many other brands available on Newegg.  It is an example.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• I'm trying to interconnect a XP home and a XP Pro with a Firewire 1394 through a Maxtor One Touch 4 Plus HARD drive cable to share the HARD drive and also run a home network.

  Is it possible for me to take the files of XP Home that has installed 1394 controller and use the 4 files that I found marked 1394 in I386 to form the controller on my XP Pro, more driver 1394 in \WINDOWS\System32\DRIVERS to close the loop and enable the ethernet connection both 1394 on both computers to have two computers connected to the Maxtor One Touch 4 Plus as well as HARD drive the network. I was hoping maybe even replace the ethernet cable and use the connection 1394 through the Maxtor which has several types of connectors on it.  Again, I am trying to install a controller 1394 on a computer that has no 1394, than USB 2.0. so that the XP Pro machine will recognize the 1394 card with my home XP firewire cable to the Maxtor HDD which it is already connected to the XP Pro via USB 2.0? I have you confused yet?

  I found a post of S.W. video dated the 05/01/11, which has been handled by Gokul T and treated with the Firewire cable and video on a newer operating system, so I thought I would test Gokul T or someone else to resolve this situation. I couldn't find a controller IEEE 1394 I could just download and install on my XP Pro machine. These are the two Dell, is an inspiron 5100 with installed 1394 with taking and the GX280 is one without the 1394 controller installed, or the socket.

  You will need a firewire to XP Pro card. The drivers are already on the hard drive. Once the card is installed, you will see the icon of the network for this adapter. So you can use it.

  The reason why there is no 1394 net adapter on XP Pro is now, because there is no firewire card

• HP ENVY 17 J053EA: 2nd Sata HARD drive cable

  Anyone know where I can get a second HARD SATA cable from? Have tried searching online!  None is available.

  Thank you very much, looked at the site HP Web for part number and search for it through Google did not come with anything.

• Pavilion TouchSmart 23-f364: Hp Pavilion 23-f364 BIOS "finds it difficult to" hard drive Detection

  I have a HP Pavilion TouchSmart f364 23 for Christmas in 2013 and in 2014, the hard drive has begun to act. I would like to turn on the computer and it does not detect the drive or does not see the files it contains. The CD drive is detected and works all the time. I've updated the BIOS, I replaced the drive with a brand new, and since the old is in an external hard drive enclosure works like new money. The computer will always have problems in windows being blockages, then crashes. I looked for the reasons of the accident and they were due to mistakes of disk access. After reboot, the drive is not detected. In Ubuntu, the drive is detected and accessible (but I can't get the windows partition to mount, with the error "Windows is put in hibernation," even with the quick start off and a full stop). The point is that Ubuntu can see and access the drive to boot from the drive itself (if possible) and a live USB. Ubuntu will crash as or experience access errors, but when restart the BIOS sees not the disc. The disc turn and accesses a little bit, but nothing happens. In addition to the exchange of discs, I also swapped sata ports on the mobo with no luck, and power connectors are different, so no swap it. I want to know now if replace HARD drive cable may solve the problem or if I need to replace the mobo or this computer is just cursed. (Father: when I asked for a desktop I do not mean all in one)

  TL; DR: The Bios does not detect hard drive or detect but once at random, at random, windows crashes because of this, Ubuntu works perfectly well and has access to disk drive and boot Live, bios does not always detect drive. Tried upgrading BIOS, replacement drive and swapping mobo ports sata, no luck, CD player works great every time. You want to know if buying a new HARD drive cable works or if it is the mobo which is bad.

  Also note: when I updated the BIOS it says it resets the CMOS and I repeatedly loaded by default in the BIOS settings. I have found but not yet tried the CMOS clear jumper.

  Hi @Lesking72,

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  Thank you for posting. I read your post and I understand that the old hard drive can operate as an external drive, but the new drive and the old disk cannot be detected in the BIOS. You can run hardware diagnostics to test the motherboard and hard drive. If the motherboard and the hard disc as well spent, you can consider if it is a cable problem.

  Here is a document, which you can view:

  Desktop PC HP - detection of hardware failures (Windows, 10, 8)

  For Ubuntu system, please refer to the support of Ubuntu.

  Let me know the results of your troubleshooting.

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  Kind regards

• MacBook pro 13.3 "cable to hard drive

  Hello

  I'm helping a friend fix a macbook pro 13,3 "performance issues.

  He was barely started, and terribly slow for disk seeks. I checked the hard drive with the utility, it was ok, but I replaced the hard drive with an ssd.

  It was perfect with new ssd and safe installation of El Capitan, but in the third he became evil same as before.

  It's so weird but I realized when I disconnect the hard drive cable for awhile then plug it in again, it works well for 3-4 boots then it become extremely slow... I know that this model has a cable problem, but I do not understand what kind of problem is this... I thought it might be a firmware issue, and I don't want to waste money on buying a new expensive cable...

  One advise on this?

  internal cables are actually not cables but fexibility printed circuits, usually mylar, with traces of printed circuits take the place of the son. This type of cable can experience cracks in traces due to aging, heat, vibration and impact. They can be damaged easily if the unit is abused during Assembly or reassembly.

  Fairly inexpensive to replace.

• The envy of 860st Costco: what cables do I need to add another internal HARD drive

  The Tower has a single SSD and the physics for additional disks.  Should what cables I install a disk 3,5 '' HARD?

  Make sure you that there is a power dongle extra sata that comes from the power supply, if you do everything that you need is a Sata hard drive cable that can be purchased anywhere.

  http://www.MonoPrice.com/product?P_ID=8775

• New HP HARD drive > load recovery disks > fails to start after the installation process on the press continue

  I have Pavilion d7-4165dx laptop. I saw US, that made a purchase of the United States (BestBuy).

  -HARD drive failed after renewal of antivirus software trial period.

  -All diagnoses would not recognize the HARD drive.

  -Support HP said still in warranty, but I am out of country.  HP said more was likely HARD drive cable.

  -Buy cables and a hand off USA door.

  -Installed, always the same answer.

  -Ordered the new HP's HARD drive.  Out of stock.  Finally inquiring was commissioned to a part 3rd US rep.  He recommended to buy directly from output, but higher speed.  Did this and then HP replacement HARD drive arrives.  Both outside the U.S. door hand.

  -Install the fastest (slightly smaller) Seagate 500G 7200.  Has started the recovery with discs of recovery (5 in total who received from BestBuy, but not the OEM to the research), but before the new HARD drive is smaller than the original WD 640 G 5400.   Put WD #1 Bay and Seagate in #2.

  -Start the process of disk recovery.  Any resumption of the process of the plant and on the last drive-through, it says do not touch while the PC starts on and outside, etc.  Said so press on continue continue.

  -When the press continue, simply goes to the black screen with "No boot device...". »

  -Run the other options, the same message.

  -Diagnosis of ran.  Drive HARD everything is OK.

  -Called HP support.  It says I have to buy the HP recovery discs.  Those I have (5) is not the right one, there should be only 3!  They are that I got from BestBuy, but look like they were made here when BestBuy configures the PC.

  Suggestions anyone?

  Someone has found the problem for me today...

  "Put WD #1 Bay and Seagate in #2.

  When the directions say eliminates any external devices... it really means remove all devices that can be removed that were added after you bought the computer... including in-house!

• iBook Clamshell detects no no new internal hard drive

  I have an iBook Clamshell (M2453 PC, 300 MHz) and I just replaced the old 6 GB hard drive with a new hard drive 60 GB. The new drive is a regular 2.5 "IDE/PATA drive. I don't know the brand or the rpm of the road, because the seller provides various brands/rpm and I didn't check before installing. I'm guessing this is a Hitachi, Seagate, Fujitsu, etc. either 5400 or 7200 RPM. I don't think that is important, because the drive came in a clean condition and has been formatted. The problem is that when I try to install OS X 10.3 on the new drive hard, it is not detected at all. It does not appear on the screen "Select Destination", the startup disk, or disk utility. Disk utility shows only the OS X install CD, nothing else. I confirm that this isn't for lack of the CD, as I used it many times in the past to install OS 10.3 on other Macs. I tried to reset the NVRAM, PRAM, I even tried the PMU button under the screen, but nothing has worked. However, the old hard drive with OS 9.2 worked perfectly, and I've made sure to connect everything correctly when I replaced the drive, does this mean a new is simply defective, or there at - it another option to try to fix? I don't disassemble the laptop again, but if I have no choice I will do what I must. Thanks in advance.

  If disk utility is not able to detect the hard drive, it could indicate a problem with the drive, the hard drive cable or control circuits in the computer. Disk utility should see at least the reader as such, even if a volume is not displayed.

  As a first step, if you have access to a proper record of the Mac OS (9.x), you can test the configuration of disk utility instead (just to see if the hard drive can be detected at all). Also, disk utility on a PowerPC (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ) to a proper Ubuntu CD version could possibly used for similar drive information research and test operations on your computer.

• Qosmio G50 - 13R - add second HARD drive

  Hello

  I want to upgrade my computer.
  Here are the numbers:

  Product name: Qosmio G50 - 13R
  Product version: PQG55E-05C04RFR
  Product series number: 89063721H

  I have space for a second hard drive, but it is empty.
  No caddy, no connector.
  But the Intel Rapid Storage detects an empty 4 internal port.

  How to check what is the port?

  I did some research and found a document on the substantive content of my computer. It says there is a connector on the motherboard for a second hard drive, here are a few references in the document:

  CN1920 2nd SATA HDD (20 PIN) interface connector

  Is that the motherboard of my computer (see reference above) has the CN1920 connector?
  How verified?

  Greetings.

  There is a 2nd HDD bay because in the past, the Qosmio G50 is out with support for different hardware specifications and different hardware parts and obviously 2nd HARD drive Bay does not the HARD drive cable/connectors.

  The Intel ICH9M South Bridge supports 4 integrated controllers serial ATA Host, so the chipset should be able to handle 4 devices SATA (2 x HDD, 1 x ODD, 1 x eSATA).

  I searched on the internet a bit and discovered that the motherboard supports two controllers/connectors.
  The first HARD drive must be connected to the CN1900 connector SATA (23pin) and the 2nd HARD drive must be connected to the CN1920 (20pin). The STRANGE is connected to CN1910 (13pin)

  However, I think that it will not be very easy to update this unit with a 2nd HARD drive all must be dismantled and of course, you need compatible parts for these updates.

• 2nd hard drive for the Satellite Pro A200

  Hello

  I have the Satellite pro A200 (PSAE4E-03401FDU). The LT has an option for a 2nd hard drive, but it is not included a cable.
  Someone knows the reference to the 2nd hard drive cable?
  Thank you!

  Stand by.
  When you remove the HARD drive to the second HDD can see HDD SATA conector?

• Satellite Pro P100 PSPAHE: How can I replace the HARD drive

  I have not found any documentation about the replacement of the engine on my Satellite Pro 100 PSPAHE.
  How can I physically remove the disk?
  And my Device Manager indicates that the drive is a Fujtsu MHV2200BT PL ATA. What, PL, sounds like parallel - I thought it was a SATA drive.

  Hello

  This laptop was equipped certainly SATA HDD :)
  If you want to upgrade to a larger HARD drive and a SATA HDD is right!

  The slot in the HARD drive seems to be placed at the bottom of the unit near the edge of the laptop.
  To remove the disc HARD turn the computer upside down.
  Loosen the 2 screws and remove the cover of the HARD drive during the liberation of the locks.
  Remove the HARD drive cable connector HARD drive. Be sure to not reach
  damage to the connector. Place the mounting of the HARD drive on a flat surface and remove the 4 screws.
  Then drive HARD is free one may be replaced by a new one.

• Hard drive or SATA connector?

  A few days ago I received the dreaded stop sign on the start screen, fearing that my hard drive has failed Finally I quickly bought a compatible. The next day, my drive hard original was 'work' again, slowly but surely she came back to life. Happened to my new hard drive, I decided it was time for an upgrade anyway. I created a bootable usb key, and with my new hard drive (1 TB of seagate Alpha) connected internally, I was ready to breathe new life into my old mac. As I was formatting the seagate OSX journaled with GUID I kept getting installation errors, and disk errors. After several attempts, I decided to give up. I then connected the seagate through a SATA to a USB (external) and voila! He was able to put in the form of OS X journaled with GUID card (it means the drive is well?). So, I have connected the seagate in-house and represented the boot drive. Everything was successful until the very last moment, where I got the dreaded

  "OSX could not be installed on your computer file system check or repair a failure. Quit Setup or restart your computer and try again.

  So I tried again and the results were the same.

  What continues? Is there a problem with the seagate or is it an internal problem with the connections?

  Both are pretty easy to fix the parts are readily available, or it could be something else?

  Ask if you need more details, I believe that it is a fairly common problem.

  I forgot to take pictures of all the error screens as well

  Thank you

  Hi Yangw29:

  You said that your new work drive connected to your computer through SATA to a USB cable.

  Try it will be your old hard drive.

  Remove it from the computer and connect it via SATA to a USB cable.

  To test if the problem is your hard disk or the SATA cable:

  You can remove your Mac hard drive and install in case external OWC external box or by using a USB to SATA adapter SATA USB adapter and connect it to your MBP via USB. And then try to boot from by using the Boot Manager. This will help determine if your hard drive or SATA cable are at fault. If she starts the MBP, will very probably be the problem the SATA cable drive needs to be replaced.

  Start from the disc using the Boot Manager: How to choose a disk to boot your Mac.

  What year / model is your computer?

  MacBook Pro 13 "mid 2012 drive hard cable symptoms: symptoms

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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 Compaq cq58 d56se: cq58 hard sata cable

  Hello my laptop needs to be an internal cable hard to look for this model, what is the number that exists on the model of cable

  HP Compaq presario cq58 d56se

  The cable of the hard disk and support are included in the hard disk hardware Kit, spare part number 685089-001

  Your manual

  https://www.Amazon.com/HP-685089-001-hard-drive-hardware/DP/B00G2G2PFY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1471358544&SR=8-1&keywords=685089-001

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/685089-001-HP-2000-2B-hard-drive-cable-and-bracket-/182200523374?hash=item2a6bff5a6e:g:N2EAAOSwv9FXgUuU

  Obviously shop around because prices vary widely.

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