HP Pavilion DV6 1225ee: Upgrade Pavilion dv6 hard

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  My friend told me that I had to upgrade my laptop hard drive (but he didn t say how to get this done)! Is it possible to do this? And if so, how can I do?

  As a first step, it would be interesting to know what Type of laptop (model number) you have. Maybe I can tell you more after this Info!

• Satellite A300-1mz I use the recovery disks after an upgrade of the HARD drive?

  I'm upgrading the disk hard of my * toshiba a300-1mz *, but I am sure that I can use the * recovery disks * marked the first boots to the l.o. (vista)

  I expect your support...
  Thank you very much...

  Hello

  Yes, you can do it!
  If the HARD drive has been recognized by the BIOS, then you should boot from the recovery disk Toshiba in order to reinstall the operating system which has been pre-installed by Toshiba.

  Welcome them

• the upgrade of my hard drive on an hp laptop. How to create a windows cd? KeyCode on laptop wallpaper

  the upgrade of my hard drive on an hp laptop.  How to create a windows cd?  KeyCode on laptop wallpaper

  You n "t do it this way.

  You use cloning software to clone your existing to the new disk drive.  For portable computers, you will need to purchase an external hard drive enclosure which is (a) compatible with your drive (SATA or PATA) interface and (b) compatible with external connections on your laptop (for example, USB, FireWire, eSata).  Do not spend a lot of money for this speaker ($ 10-$ 20).

  If your new hard drive Western Digital, you can get the free cloning (a 'special' version of Acronis True Image) of WD software (http://support.wdc.com/product/downloaddetail.asp?swid=119) or you can get it separately (this is not an exhaustive list and is in no particular order):

  Acronis True Image Home 11
  EASEUS ToDo Backup
  Paragon Drive Copy or Partition Manager Personal
  Casper
  Norton Ghost

  The process is simple:

  1. Install the software on your laptop for cloning
  2. RTFM (do not skip this step)
  3. Install the new drive in the external case
  4. Connect new player to the computer
  5. Clone original disc on new drive
  6. Stop
  7. Unplug the external computer case
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  9. Reboot and enjoy your new drive.

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• Pavilion dv6 hard drive help

  I just installed a new hard drive for my computer laptop dv6 pavilion and when I go to install xp pro, I get the

  a problem has been detected and windows has been arrested to avoid damaging your computer if this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen, restart your fcomputer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps:

  Check for viruses on your computer. Remove any newly installed hard drivers or ard pilot ontrollers. Check your hard drive to ensure that it is properly configured and completed. Run CHKDSK /F to check the corrupton of hard disk, and then restart your computer.

  Technical information:
  STOP: 0X0000007B (0X80403BA0, 0XC0000034, 0X00000000, 0X00000000)

  Help, please

  Mike

  OK, then you will need to order a set of recovery disks.

  They need a product key to work.

  Here is the info on how to do this.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07143

• Pavilion dv6: hard disk gets stuck in a "loop", the private resources applications

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6 (dv6-6145dx) with 4 GB of RAM and Windows 7 x 64 installed, 500 Gb HD (Hitachi , 40% brand free).  It worked very well for a time very, very long time.  Recently installed Office 365 month last for professional use, which I was concerned might be a resource hog, but usually works very well.  I also AVAST! Antivirus Pro is installed.

  Last week, I started noticing a strange problem that I had not seen before.  Some applications have become desensitized.  I noticed the hard drive light was constantly.  So I tried to close some applications (including Outlook), thinking that I was running resources.  But the deadlock problem continues.

  Listening to the hard drive, I could hear this "stuck in a loop.  Something like "click-[bunch of quick clicks] - click-click-[break].  Repeats every 2 seconds.  Continues to go on and on.  If I leave the computer alone for about 15 ~ 20 minutes, I discover it has recovered.  But once I run the intensive program of any disk, this repeats itself.  It doesn't matter if it's a 3rd team application or system (such as the launch of Event Viewer).

  To try to limit this, I started in safe mode with network.  I thought that if it was driver related, it wouldn't happen.  I launch the event viewer and still, the loop of the hard drive goes.  All gloomy.

  My antivirus is up to date. I ran a full scan of the system (F2) and no errors.  I ran the monitor resources and Process Explorer in the hope of identifying what that either method was this... couldn't see just guilty.  I also created a new user and logged in with this account... has always been able to experience this problem.  It is therefore not associated user account.

  I'm at my wit's end.  I am grateful that I have another computer I can use, but this should not be the case.

  Anyone who is familiar with this kind of hard disk behavior consumes resources?

  "If you keep an open mind, life will give you more opportunities."

  I ran another system test and eventually got more details:

  "Disk hard Test" failed

  "Fast hard disk 1" (303)

  "Complete hard drive 1" (305)

  OK, so from what I've found, it's a serious error means that the hard drive has failed.

  He is a computer 4 years.  I never had a hard disk failure in a laptop before, and I had many laptops up to nearly 8 years, without any hard drive problem.  The drive inside is manufactured by Hitachi... they don't exactly have the best reputation.  Anyway, all the research that I have met never goes into detail as to what might have caused the failure and if some readers have a reliability problem.  The answer is always "you need to replace your hard drive."

  Anyway, I will not try to diagnose it further.  I send my laptop in for repair (still under warranty - exhausted soon, phew!).

• HP Pavilion DV6345US hard drive upgrade, 160 GB 5400 RPM SATA 1.5 Gb/s

  Hello

  I need help on upgrading my hard drive on an HP Pavilion DV6345US.

  The hard drive is a 160 GB 5400 RPM SATA - 1, 5 Gbps.

  I would like to replace it with a drive of 500 GB - 7200 rpm or 500 GB - 5400 RPM.

  But I have read that HP Pavilion DV6499 or less may have difficulty using a 7200 RPM drive.

  That means that a 500 GB drive to 5400 RPM can be used,

  or is the limit of 320 GB 5400 RPM or less?

  HP Pavilion DV6000 RV214UA #ABA

  Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 CPU T5300, 1.73 GHz 1.73 GHz

  2.0 GB RAM

  32-bit operating system

  Vista Home Premium

  Service Pack 2

  Thanks Bob.

  You can check the compatible HARD drive to your laptop through the HP Pavilion dv6000 Notebook PC Maintenance and Service of Guide to the: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01035677.pdf
  
  I hope this helps.

• The upgrade on Pavilion 9667ea hard drive to SSD

  I think the upgrade my computer laptop 9667ea Pavilion by replacing the first hard drive of 160 GB with an SSD, as the Cruicial M500 240 GB SATA 111, or similar.

  Could you tell me if there are problems in doing this, because I see no other posted messages it may be according to the model of your laptop?

  I advanced and bought the SSD (Samsung 840 EVO 250 GB), which has been installed on the HP Pavilion dv9667ea. Everything went well and I used the Samsung software cloning with the SSD drive (I backed up the C drive beforehand). I have power and data cables, so I need just the package base. The new 250 GB SSD drive replaces the original 160 GB hard drive, I decided to take out the other drive so hard 160 GB. The laptop is much faster at startup and is also faster by using the programs on the laptop. As there are now no hard drives on the laptop, there is now virtually no fan noise, which was inconvenient.

  Thank you for your advice.

• HP Pavilion dv6000 Hard Drive Upgrade Question

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6500 entertainment computer laptop, processor Intel centrino duo and 2 GB Ram under Vista. The original 160 HD SATA Gbt completes and slow and I want to upgrade to a new HD. I think I have a Seagate 1 TB 2.5 inch notebook computer Solid State Hybrid Drive. Will be of this form and it works without any problem on this laptop? What is a recommended option?

  Your advice would be appreciated.

  Kind regards

  Chris

  Hi @Chris_8318,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv6500 Entertainment of CTO Notebook and concerns with the installation of a hard drive again. If you keep the new larger than your original SSD and it supports Sata 5400 RPM 9.5 mm, 2.5-inch hard drives, you'll have no problems.

  Here is a link to your manual page 23 for specifications.

  Please let me know how it goes.

  Thank you.

• HP Pavilion Ultrabook 14-b005ea upgraded CPU + ram + hard drive

  HP Pavilion Ultrabook 14-b005ea on Windows 8 (64-bit)

  I want to upgrade my sleekbook processor an i3 to an i5, I also would like to upgrade this laptop computers hdd + ssd cache to an ssd of 256 GB full so that increase the ram of 4 GB to 8 GB. can someone help me with this? Thanks in advance.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  CPU:

  More quick possible:

  Intel Core i5-3317U (1.7 GHz, turbo up to 2.6 GHz 1 600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 17 W)

  You have:

  Intel Core i3-3217U (1.8 GHz, 1 600 MHz / 3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 17 W)

  The i3 you have is actually faster for most purposes than the i5, although the i5 has Turbo. I would not bother with this upgrade. It is the most difficult and expensive. The processor seems to be welded on so it would take a whole new motherboard, I'm sorry to say. At least try upgrading memory and SSD before committing to try upgrading the processor.

  Memory and hard drive:

  You can install up to 8 GB of RAM and you can install a reader mSATA. However, the memory and the mSATA drive slot are on the back side of motherboard and not easy to do. See Page 59 and transfer to the manual. In general, this model does not have an update very easily. You can replace the hard drive on a regular basis with an SSD without having to remove the motherboard, but it is still much harder than the mobile way. See pages 47-49.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Desktop a6530f Pavilion, new hard drive and upgrade to Windows 7

  I have a desktop Pavilion a6530f with Vista.  My hard drive has been the production of errors, so I bought a new hard drive.  The original hard drive works pretty well as I should be able to create a recovery with a usb flash drive media.  I want to install the new hard drive (Seagate 1 TB SATA 3), and then install Windows 7 upgrade on the new drive.  Will be the ASUS M2N68 - LA / Narra3-GLBE motherboard supports SATA 3 (SATA 2 pilot courses)?  If Yes, where can I get the drivers?  Is there a Web page on the HP site for upgrade to Windows 7 on a new hard drive?  Or I just follow the guests after boot of the Windows 7 upgrade disc and enter the code of Vista product from the label on the side of the PC?

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion a6530f. Based on the specifications, this model shipped from the factory with Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 64-bit installed. This model supports the use of disks SATA 3, however transfer speeds will be limited to the rates for the motherboard SATA 2. No special drivers are required. Seagate 1 TB SATA 3 drive should work fine on this computer, but you may have problems using your HP recovery discs if the new drive is a Format "Advance" AF drive.

  It is unlikely that you will be able to create a recovery media on a USB FlashDrive with this computer. In my view, that this model only supports the creation of recovery DVDs.

  You have a choice of a couple of paths when it comes to the installation of Windows on your computer with a new hard drive installed.

  (1) use your HP Vista recovery disks to install Vista... This may or may not work depending on the new hard drive installed. Then, upgrade to Windows 7 using the upgrade disc and the Windows 7 product key printed on the certificate of authenticity provided with the Windows 7 upgrade disk. (Note: the key of Vista with Windows 7 will not work)

  (2) If you don't mind losing the "value-added" software HP originally installed on the computer, you can install Windows 7 without using Vista installed first. Install Windows 7 using the upgrade disc and the Windows 7 product key printed on the certificate of authenticity provided with the Windows 7 upgrade disk. (Do not enter the key during the installation of the window) (Note: the key of Vista with Windows 7 will not work)

  In both cases just follow the prompts as needed. I suggest to use Windows 7 SP1, because it seems to be more compatible with the new material, including readers of the AF.

  Please see HP - upgrade to Windows 7 customer care using basic upgrade or install Windows 7. Please see HP Forum - how to install Windows 7 without the disc for useful information and download for Windows 7.

  Please send Bravo

• HP Pavilion dv6000 Hard Drive Upgrade

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6000 (Entertainment PC), it says on the box of dv6187ea (Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 2 Ghz).

  It's the hard drive died for the second time, I need to replace it and I don't know if this laptop can take sata3. I am now looking to a few Mobile WD2500BEKX black WD 250 GB, SATA3 7200 RPM, 16 MB of Cache and the other has the same features except that it is SATA2.

  So first of all I would like to know if I can indeed use a sata3 or I am limited to sata2, and then what would you recommend as for 7200 rpm from 5400.

  Prices are all Similarly, in reality the 7200 RPM are cheaper, my need is representation only, the battery was almost dead since I bought it (all laptops suffer from it) so I always TI plugged running the kde desktop + many services, I want to say he works a lot.

  Thanks in advance, if I missed some information just make me know.

  Hello

  As mentioned above, you can use SATA III because it is backward compatible, just pay a little more. In short: you can use the two 3 SATA or SATA 2.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion 15-p053np: Wi - Fi, screen LCD FHD upgrade and second HARD drive

  Hello

  I have a 15-p053np Pavilion and a card Wi-fi/bt RTL8723BE 1 x 1, I want to replace it with a better card, but I can't find a service manual.

  also, I see a model like mine, but with a Full HD screen and want to know if it is also compatible.

  I replaced internal 500 gb HDD with a SSD 120 GB and I do not use the dvd player, if I buy an internal basket and replace it with the 500 GB hard drive, it's going to work?

  Hello:

  Here is the link to the page of user guides for your laptop model series, which includes the maintenance manual.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-15-P000-notebook-PC-series/6936226/model/7174371/manuals

  As your model has an AMD processor and chipset, you cannot replace the existing wireless card with a processor Intel, one.

  There are too many cards Intel does not not on models with AMD hardware.

  My recommendation, if you want a card dual band N Wireless with bluetooth, would be to get the Broadcom BCM943228HMB 802.11abgn 2 × 2 adapter Wi - Fi, Broadcom Bluetooth4.0 adapter - part # 730668-001 HP

  You can get the generic card cheaper on Amazon than recovering from HP.

  I can't answer your other questions.

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  I have an old 13-Pavilion x 360 with a 1 TB hard drive 5 400 rpm in it and wanted to know if I could pass it to an SSD. If so are there requirements the SSD must meet (such as under a certain storage capacity) and is there hardware and/or software addition that I would need to do this?

  Hi @devon-w! Yes, you can make your laptop with a SSD if you want. Once you get it, you can decide whether or not to perform a new installation of the operating system, or you can try to clone the current operating system installed with some cloning software. As far as I know, there is no limit on the size of the SSD, but I might suggest to keep your drive HARD current as an external storage location secondary data (movies, music, etc.), as long as it is not a failure of course. I hope this helps and good luck!

• T3065.uk Pavilion: Pavilion t3065 hard drive upgrade

  I've been trawling the internet to find a definitive answer to the question "can I put my main hard drive of t3065 Pavilion of the Maxtor 200 GB sata I type in a Western Digital 1 TB Sata III type (WD10EZEX for example) '? '" Some sites suggest that SATA III is backward compatible with SATA II and SATA I the 'bus' will be held at the lower speed provided by the controller. Others say that the SATA III is backward compatible with SATA II and SATA II is backward compatible with SATA I but SATA III is not compatible with SATA I.

  Has anyone installing a SATA III tried on a SATA I controller disc?

  Is the card mother puffer2 actually SATA II in the first place?

  SATA II drives are rare, and I would like an answer to that question pretty quickly.

  Thank you very much

  Peter

  Hello.

  Yes, you can use the player, even if your motherboard supports SATA I because SATA III drives are backwards compatible with SATA I ports. However, keep in mind that the maximum speed of the disk will be slower because of lower speed limits of the port.

  By example, if you connect a drive SATA III in SATA I port the sequential read/write speeds could reach a maximum speed of SATA I (which is 1.5 Gb/s).

  I hope this helps.

  See you soon!