HP ProBook 5330 m: what is the biggest hard drive I can install it in a 5330 m ProBook?

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  Hello:

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01035677.PDF

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• HP p6 2317 c: what is the largest hard drive size allowed in Hp PC 2317c?

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  Can you tell me what hard drive I'm able to install, such as what type of interface?
  Do you also know if I can run windows 7?
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  Post edited by: frederic

  Hello

  I m not a Satellite M70 owner but as far as I know this laptop comes with SATA drives. But you can check yourself if you remove the HARD drive and then you can see which interface it is.
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  Normally you can install Windows 7 but it s not released yet. Theoretically, it should work but I'll wait until it's official market.

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  If you have any other questions, please let us know. :)

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  Hello

  I guess that the laptop is very old, because I found on the internet that it was delivered with a 6 GB HARD drive! Wow

  I think that if the laptop has been delivered with the 6GB, so it is not possible to use a 40 GB HARD drive. I'm afraid that the BIOS will not recognize this large size m.

  I think it's maybe s possible to use a 20 GB but you know s just a suggestion. In my opinion, you should test the HARD drive before you buy.

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  You are the very welcome.

  As long as you don't mind the slower time to search for the car of 5 400 rpm, you should be fine then.

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• Create a USB bootable Windows 8 (pre-installed on my Samsung series 7), to exchange the SSD HARD drive and re - install.

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