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• Pavilion dv7-6178us: SSD SATA dv7-6178us which is Compatible with my laptop?

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6178us laptop 'hand', and I would like to change the existing hard drive.  I understand that it came originally with a 750 GB SATA drive at 5400 RPM, but I inherited mine with only 100 GB SATA, OUCH!  I would like to upgrade my drive to a SSD for the best possible performance, and then add a larger disk for storage.  When you are looking for different drives, I came across SATA I, SATA II and SATA III and I can not figure out which is compatible with my computer or what he came originally with.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us?

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance?

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage?

  Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

  Amy269 wrote:

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6178us laptop 'hand', and I would like to change the existing hard drive.  I understand that it came originally with a 750 GB SATA drive at 5400 RPM, but I inherited mine with only 100 GB SATA, OUCH!  I would like to upgrade my drive to a SSD for the best possible performance, and then add a larger disk for storage.  When you are looking for different drives, I came across SATA I, SATA II and SATA III and I can not figure out which is compatible with my computer or what he came originally with.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us?

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance?

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage?

  Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us? Specification the SATA is backward compatible. This means that disks SSD SATA type will work in your notebook. The SSD will be made only to the level of specification SATA your SATA controller is capable of. If the controiller is SATA150 so your SSD SATA600 installed work bandwidth SATA150.

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance? , You can install one with the largest capacity you can afford.  I would recommend not to install a larger than 512 GB. My own brand preferences are Intel, OCZ Technology, Samsung and SSD Crucial.  Purchase of the SSD in upgrade kit is the simplest solution. Upgrade kits come with a SATA to USB cable and cloning software making it a fairly simple process to upgrade the laptop. See the post-it that I wrote at the top of the section of portable equipment for some details on this. 

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage? I recommend you not to install any disk hard legacy with a capacity greater than 1 terabyte. There is no guarantee that a superior who will work as expected.

  The following information is the maintenance guide & computer Support laptop dv7 to refers to the physical size of existing hard drives.

  6.35 cm (2.5 in) drives supports hard drives to 12.7 mm (. 50 inches), 9.5 mm (. 37-in) and thicknesses of 7.0 mm (. 28 - in)

  NewEGG.com has some good reference on SSD upgrade kits and portable hard drives legacy price.

  http://www.Newegg.com/SSDS/category/ID-119

  http://www.Newegg.com/laptop-hard-drives/subcategory/id-380?&cm_sp=cat-internal-hard-Drives_1-_-VisNav-_-Laptop_2

• HP Pavilion DV6-6B13SS supports SATA 3 connection?

  Hello. I want to change my real disk (SATA 2) for one SSD (SATA 3), but I don't know if my laptop (Pavilion DV6-6b13ss) fully supports SATA 3 connections.

  I read the manual and it speaks only of the SATA 2 (3 Gbps) connections, but I think he is referring to the factory hard drive, because the chipset (Mobile Intel® HM65 Express) will support the SATA 3 connections.

  I did a few test and it says I have a maximun of 6 Gbps bandwich, so I think that the connection supports SATA 3, but I'm not sure.

  Thanks for any help or comments.

  Hello

  I can see the image now (approved). Yes, very safe to use SATA III SSD/HDD.

  All the best.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 580t: SATA HDD recognized and boots with the 2nd HARD drive, but not without

  Hello

  I have a Pavilion HPE - 580t with windows 7 installed.  The original drive (Drive1) has (according to Windows Disk Manager), a 100 MB system partition, a partition of 1 GB operating system and recovery partition.  The drive began to generate disk errors.  I added a second SATA (lecteur2), which has been recognized in the BIOS - it always appears at startup.

  I do not have to implement a system of lecteur2, but re-installed Windows 7 100 MB partition using lecteur2 as boot drive (not a cover), and it works fine, for most.  Reader1 still generates errors and slows down the office, but if I disconnect reader1, lecteur2 is ignored at the start, as the Bureau attempts a network boot.  I have confirmed in Windows OS is the start of the lecteur2, not reader1, but once again, lecteur2 is ignored as boot device if reader1 is not present.  I should add that this was the case when I was reinstalling the OS, I tried unplugging reader1 prior to re - install, but could not do and still access lecteur2.

  I tried to go up during the boot sequence in the Setup (F10), no change.  One additional thing - Setup (F10) is available that when reader1 is connected - F10 key has no effect at startup if reader1 is detached.  F10 Setup runs from the system on Disk1 area?  Any ideas on what I need to do to drop Drive1?

  Thank you

  David

  I can now tell you 2 things on your system.

  (1) the original hard drive is 1.5 TB and that is embedded in the tattoo of HP.

  (2) you cannot use a disk less than 1.5 TB as primary drive.

  Never seen a facility like this scheme start between readers.  The only way I see on this perdictament is to remove the 1 TB drive and let the process of recovery of re - install the operating system. Then immediately clone the original on a new disk of 1.5 or 2 t. Attention to not exceed 2 TB. Seagate and WD has a free program for Disk Wizard for cloning option.

• HP Pavilion DV6 6053ea - SSD SATA III HARD disk? & HARD drive space gone?

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion DV6 6053ea. It works fairly well, but I think I have an SSD would really speed up the loading of programs and start etc. I'm not so sure that the upgrade. I read on a thread if I had Port SATA 1 6 Gbps Supported or SATA Port 0 6 Gbps then my cell phone was good for SATA III. Is this the case? Joined a program hwinfo32 image, can you check if my phone would support SATA III?

  

  The other issue is my HD. My laptop says I have 750GB HD coming to about 700 GB after formatting. But my laptop seems to have only a total of 350 GB with all sectors added together. Where is the space?

  

  Hello

  Yes, your laptop has 2 ports SATA 6 GB/s (SATA III) most likely the hard drive and an optical drive are connected on it. There are also 2 SATA 3Gbps ports but not in use, I guess.

  The other issue is that there are 4 partitions but the partition 0 is strange and shouldn't be there. There should be a small boot for Windows partition (for BitLocker etc.), drive C: with Windows, D: drive with a partition recovery and partition Tools HP QuickWeb and some diagnostic utilities. It seems that the recovery partition is missing, the C: drive has been decreased and then created a small partition at the beginning of the hard disk. Take a look at disk management in administrative tools in the control panel this partitioning is on the hard drive.

• Where to connect second CD ROM Drive to HP Pavilion HPE 64-bit SATI

  I wanted to add a 2nd drive CD ROM from an old computer to my new HP Pavilion HPE. However, there is no data cable installed.  I have a cable and adapters and connected, for what I thought was the good plug SATI on the motherboard, but the drive is not recognized, so I guess I'm plugging in the wrong place.

  Does anyone know where a second drive cable is supposed to go?  A photo of the place on the motherboard would be ideal.

  Thanks in advance

  Can you explain what you mean by defective fitsr?

  If the drive you are trying to add is Sata, so Please read carefully.

  1) turn off the computer.

  (2) disconnect the cables of your DVD unit.

  (3) connect the other drive to these drivers.

  4) turn on computer.

  The drive works now?

  Really, a Sata DVD/CD drive is less than $25.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16827118031

• HP Pavilion s7210n card mother SATA compatibility

  Hello

  I have a question on a motherboard that is installed in a PC HP PAVILLION of Slimline s7210n, purchased in 2005.

  This is all the part # and other information that I could see on the motherboard:

  PTGV-LM
  N13219
  C58S198-00877-60-MBL3A2-A04

  The original hard drive is SATA 1 (1.5 Gb/s).  I would like to replace the original HDD with a SATA 2 (3 Gb/s) HARD drive.

  The motherboard has 2 entry SATA connections.  The connection that is not used is labeled "SATA 3" on Platinum motherboard.  I think that it is a 'SATA 2' port and model of PCB plate refers to the speed (3 Gb/s) since SATA 3 (6 Gb/s) is only available in 2009.

  This PC was purchased in 2005.

  A SATA 2 HARD drive will work with this motherboard?

  Hello:

  A SATA II HARD drive will work, but only at the speed of 1.5 transfer in this PC.

  That's all the 915 chipset can handle.

  The port numbers are only of numbers, not of speed of the sata drives.

  You plug certain devices into ports with some numbers.

  For example, you would plug the bootable hard drive into port 1, port 2, a DVD in the 3 port high school.

• HP pavilion 15-n005sx: Find sata cable model

  HDD Sata cable was mussing my laptop... so any body help me find that midel

  Hard disk hardware kit, includes: screw the HDD cable 732071-001 disc rubber disc hard connector (2, not shown)

  HP wants to $73 for it (ouch):

  https://parts.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=F65CBC13C0614ED58B8C2473046883A8 & Searchin' = partnumber & SearchPN = 732071-001

  It's here for $4 on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/732071-001-HP-15-N211DX-hard-drive-hardware-kit-grade-A-/162108474313?hash=item25be6b03c9:g:HeQAAOSwM4xXZMAY

  Ships in many countries but let us know if you live somewhere else.

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• Pavilion a1700n: expansion of SATA for Pavilion a1700n

  How can I add a SATA drive to my desktop? I opened the computer and tried to juggle the SATA drive in the Bay, but do not have enough access to fix the 4 small screws. I tried to open a SIDE PANEL for GREEN, who seemed to be locking drive Bay. After reading the Pg 17 of the guide, I will try to identify the open with a screwdriver. Next problem: I found a SATA connector spare but a single POWER cable which is already set on the HARD disk. Is there an another power cable? I'll keep looking, but it must also attach to the motherboard - where?   There is of course the strap connectors master slave, but these do not have SATA connectors. When I get the above with your help, is there any necessary reconfiguration or MS 7 automatically detects the new SATA? Can I use this 256 GB SATA as an extension of memory because I'm already maxed out at 6 GB?  Or am I recorded to use as a shadow to the top?

  Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  First of all - the motherboard SATA profits are found down in the lower image irght on THIS PAGE.

  second - the power connector can be a bit harder to find.  If there is no other power SATA cables, then maybe an adapter will help you.  If there is a spare Molex power connector, you will need an adapter SIMILAR TO THE.  If not, then maybe A SPLITTER would be an option.

  Third - SATA drives should not normally the master/slave settings.

  As long as the ordinary reader works, then the added disc must be considered as additional storage space.  Assuming that MS 7 means that Windows 7, then it should recognize the drive.  It may take formatted to be usable.

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop-n096ea - SATA speed?

  HI guys,.

  Hoping for a little help, I searched here and google but can't find the answer if nobody knows the SATA speed for this laptop ((SATA I II III))

  Thanks for the help

  Rich

  Hi, rich:

  Starting with the Mobile Intel 6 Series chipsets, support SATA III on at least two of the ports there.

  Your model has a chipset Mobile Intel 8 series, so a hard drive SATA III would go to the full 6.0 Gbit/s spec.

• Pavilion g6 1d60us: my HP Pavilion 1d60US g6 has SATA I, II or III control?

  Hi, I'm ordering the SSD sata III and I need to know what control to my laptop?
  I would like to see the speed of read/write full of the ssd.

  It is SATA-II, but are not too concerned. A SSD SATA-III will be compatible and the speed difference between a SSD SATA-III on a bus SATA-II and SATA-III bus is negligible in the actual operation. The difference affects only the gust peak speeds that are rare. There is nothing you can do anyway. It is what it is.

• Adding second DVD - Rom SATA HP Pavilion with only 2 SATA power connectors.

  Try to add a second SATA DVD Rom but do not see more SATA power connectors?  I tried to discuss with Tech, desperate!  Don't understand.  The system came with a SATA hard drive and a SATA DVD/BlueRay so both SATA power connectors are used.  I do not see another SATA power connector in the system, but there are at least 2 connectors SATA DATA more on the system board.  You can even add the old style DVD of as the connectors on the system board do not exsist for the old style DVD ROM.  What they do a converter to SATA power adapter or am I missing something?  Strange.

  If there is not a spare SATA power connection, maybe sometjhing like this would help:

  http://www.satacables.com/HTML/Molex-to-SATA-power-15-pin-ADA.html

• Pavilion g6 sata 6 Gbps

  How will I know if my laptop (pavilion g6 1d46x) supports sata 6 Gbps?

  Thank you

  Oliver

  Hello

  OK, please follow these steps:

  1. download the program, install it on your computer and run it.

  2. click the icon of the controller (red circle), then the controller itself

  

  3. check lower part, it should tell you all:

  

  Kind regards.

• HP envy 750: attempt to add to new PC SATA drive

  You want new 750-150xt to which I want to add my old Pavilion 6380 640 GB SATA drive.  6380 road was only the disk and the disk to boot under Windows 7 64-bit.  Envy has a 256GB SSD as boot drive and a data HD 1 TB drive.

  Pulled out of 6380 and added to the Bay, third player hooked up a new "SATA3" on MB black SATA cable and power cable to the drive then gave.  Noticed in passing that my SATA cable did not have a ground wire wrapped with her which was attached to the chassis of the new PC.

  By turning on the PC, it would not go beyond the HP splash screen.   Disconnected former player and removed, and the envy of 150 started very well except the logon screen "grated" for 1-2 seconds, then stabilized.  Seems to work normally.

  FYI - SATA3 socket on MB was a red taken versus black and only available SATA labeled sockets.  Others were all occupied.

  Any thoughts?

  So what is the connected CD drive? Must be the SATA 2. If she jumps from the 1 SATA to SATA 3 something should be available here. The question is not only the availability of a place to connect, it is that the software has progressed where you were with this player and Windows 8/10 uses a completely different approach to find and boot from hard drives.

• HP Pavilion 15-e073ca: 2nd HARD drive cart, replace the optical drive for HP Pavilion e073ca 15 Notebook PC & Windows 10

  Hello!

  I intend to add an SSD in my two years 15-e073ca HP Pavilion Notebook PC. I found some sites that I can remove the optical drive and put a second drive using a caddy adapter in the optical drive Bay. I found that some people on the forum did it successfully, but nothing on my PC model. I want to know if he could work with my product.

  In other words, there is my plan:

  1 remove the real disk HDD hard bay and replace it with the new SSD.

  2. remove the optical drive and replace it with the adapter caddy containing my old HDD.

  3. do a clean install of Windows 10 on the SSD, using a recovery USB stick made with my system Windows 10 real (which has been updated from Windows 8.1).

  I plan to purchase the following parts:

  1 - a HDD / SSD cart adapter for HP Pavilion 15 (model OBHD9-SATA-SATA-BU9), of NewmodeUS (http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=583)

  2 - a SSD 128 GB (article SDSSDHP - 128G), SanDisk (http://www.sandisk.com/products/ssd/sata/ultra-plus/?capacity=128gb)

  I have a few questions before I buy parts:

  1 - the two drives (my old HDD and the new SSD) are recognized by the motherboard / BIOS and the operating system (Windows, 10)? Is there a limit to a unique HARD/SSD disk drive on the computer?

  2 - the height of the SSD is 7mm, and it seems that my old HDD is 9.5 mm in height (model WDC WD10JPVT-60A1YT0). It would cause no problem (I need to add spacers)?

  3 - these parts work together and with my computer (size, compatibility)? You can expect any problems with this upgrade?

  4 - clean install Windows 10 quote, because I intend to install it on a different drive than the one I used to create the key USB recovery flash? I have never done a clean install of Windows before.

  Thanks in advance for your answers.

  Haghe

  Your plan is perfect. The SSD to will of 7 mm that always come back fine it just will be lower in the caddy. The holes and SATA connections are in the same place as a hard drive of 9.5 mm. You can use a spacer (many SSD include one in the box) but not really necessary.

  Installing SSD for Windows 10 the way you expect is not really "own", that he will again introduce files and programs, in my opinion and certainly drivers. Whatever it is, it works perfectly and activates the old installation has been enabled.

  The hard disk in the optical adapter will not be bootable and will transfer the data a bit slower than a drive in the main compartment, but will still be usable for most cases. If you need fast input/output like Photoshop or video editing move the job file to the first SSD. Alternatively, you may wish to consider documents and photos and other migration on the HARD drive to keep the 128 GB SSD to fill. You can right-click on these files and select 'place' and move them. After the back if you need some help with that.

  Enjoy.

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