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• 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

  Hard drive MacBook Pro SATA cable issue. MacBook Pro Hard Drive Cable without failure fix and preventive maintenance

  Kim

• Update hard drive - PATA, SATA

  Hello

  I want to improve my computer hardrive laptop (HP Pavilion 8140US). I think that the existing hard drive is a PATA drive. I want to know if I can improve it with a SATA drive. If yes then that all I have to do. Let me know. Thank you.

  You can not. You have to go back to a PATA hard drive.

• XPS8500 mSATA iii, HARD drive disk SATA port?

  I have a XPS8500 Office with 2 SATA iii HARD drive currently as the only player to. I bought a 1 to Samsun Evo 850 to replace the HARD drive (the HARD drive has only about 600 GB used, so it should migrate completely without problem). Ports SATA 4 deep 1 SATA ii and SATA 0 and mSATA ports are the only SATA iii ports, I would move the existing 2 TB HDD in a location empty in the cage with the SSD drive in the location of the SATA 0 port. Ideally I would drive the HARD drive using the port mSATA to keep capacity SATA iii. Is there an adapter that will allow you to it? In other words: an adapter to change the architecture of the port mSATA connector to allow a normal SATA cable connect the port for a SATA drive.

  There are adapters to convert a port mSATA on the motherboard in a standard SATA 3 port to a HARD drive. If you google around you can find them, for example this one.

  Remember that I do not specifically recommend (or not) this map or this provider. So shop around to find what fits your needs and your budget.

  Also, I have no idea how that these adapters are working (or not).

• Connect a second hard drive to SATA

  Hi all

  I have a Dell Inspiron 620, and I try to install a new Seagate 1 TB hard drive...

  

  I'm new to SATA and I need to buy a second SATA data cable, but I don't know what to order. The drive installed by Dell uses a blue cable, but this means that it transfers data to 6 GB per second? SATA data cables are color? Can I use a cable red, blue or black, or my Board does support 6 GB per second transfer rate?

  In addition, my hard drives are installed upside down, and that means I need a cable with left angle from what I can tell.

  I can post a label service if required (if it is not against the rules of the forum).

  Thank you very much.

  Rusty.07

  SATA cables are not chromocodes.

  No, blue does not mean a 6 gb / s, transfer, only Dell promotes the blue color as a symbol.

  Note: The Inspiron 620 is sata2 ports (3.0 GB/s).

  Yes, you will need a SATA cable with a 90 * connector at one end. Unfortunately Dell isn't all documentation to install an additional hard drive in the Inspiron available 620

  Unfortunately Dell isn't all documentation to install an additional hard drive in the Inspiron available 620

  Maybe the discussion HERE can help you.

  Bev.

• Can Equium L40 - I change hard drive SATA to AHCI Mode?

  Hello

  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".

  I installed the latest version of the BIOS, but that made no difference.
  Thank you very much.

  I put t have this model of laptop, but usually the controller SATA in BIOS mode options are AHCI or compatibility.
  I presume that it is set to AHCI.

  Your laptop's SATA HDD so I put t understand why you want to change anything. Using the AHCI mode HARD drive can operate at full speed.

• Windows Vista will not complete installation on SATA hard drive

  I tried to install Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit on a new desktop computer Acer X 1200 (less than 1 year).  Vista recognizes the drive, format and copy all the files on the disk installation.  Then restarts, is preparing to launch for the first time and get to the part where it says installation finished and hangs there.  The green progress bar does not move and it hangs indefinitely.  The hard drive is SATA and I put a new disc in hard, but exactly the same thing happened.  The motherboard has no IDE port on it and there is no option in the BIOS for the IDE emulation.  At this point I think the motherboard is bad, but I am working also on a laptop HP 1 year with SATA hard drive that does exactly the same thing.  The two systems are pre-installed with Vista Home Premium.  The two systems see the hard drive, but will not complete installation.  I even tried to run the WD Tools Data Lifeguard before installation with no luck at all.  There is no error message or error code, just of hangs and end no installation.  You have any suggestions for this?  Thank you.

  What was my problem I bought the equipment... like motherboard, memory, cpu, and video

  Vista would not be install.would blow on the end of the installation so I tried to put it natively and it worked!

• Windows problem with hard drive changed from IDE to SATA connection.

  After a full rebuild (new MB, CPU, graphics and RAM) and install the new copy of Windows 7 Home, everything is great, until I try to connect an additional internal HDD. The boot and then crashes to the windows logo. Additional HARD drive is SATA, but it has already been used on an IDE connection.

  The bios recognizes the drive, but obviously, there's some kind of conflict in Windows (I think the reader can contain a backup of the previous generation system).

  System;

  MB ASUS M5A97 R2.0

  CPU AMD FX6

  Gskill 8 GB of RAM.

  Any ideas on how to fix the problem please?

  Thanks, Chris

  Usually means a player has failed/problematic

  You say sata drive but used on a connector IDE does that mean you are using a cable converter, because the type of interface is completely different, or do you just mean the parameter for the connection of the bios?

• NX 6310 250 GB sata replacement hard drive has failed three times.

  Replaced 60 GB OG. with a 250 GB hard drive. SATA drive. Drive worked fine for 6 months and died. Replaced under a guarantee no new charge lasted about 8 months and died on the last one lasted 3 months and is now dead. I read in info hp nx6310 120 GB is the largest sata drive. Is that because that was the biggest drive of the day or is it possible I'm on the biggest readers of heating? nx6310 win xp pro 250 GB. 5400 RPM sata HARD drive / min. 1gig mem.

  OK final repair on this laptop nx6310 was not all four hard drives of 250 GB that have been replaced. It ends up being a bad main bud.  I think the first time I sent what I said that I thought he had a bad main Board, as all readers worked on my other laptops, but the repair company said none, this is a bad hard drive. Anyway its good to go and I have four replacement discs. Thanks for your help.

• Is on a Pavilion DV9700 SATA I or SATA II HARD drive controller

  I just installed a SSD SATA II 120 GB in my Pavilion DV9700.  I wanted to know if my HARD drive is SATA II before the firmware update.

  Yes the dv9700 is compatible for the SATA-II drives.

• Change hard drive on HP Pavilion Elite HPE-127c-b

  How can you know which hard drive can replace your current one? Also, you can replace a 1 TB harddrive with a 2 TB HDD? Thanks for your comments. I really have no knowledge about this.

  JTKB715, welcome to the forum.

  Here is the Product Specifications page for the computer.  The hard drive is SATA.

  Here is a guide of Western Digital that will show you the types of interfaces available and what hard drives are compatible with Windows 7.

  You can replace the disk of 1 TB with a 2 TB drive.  It is the maximum value supported by Windows 7.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Satellite Pro U400-153 - replacement HARD drive

  Hello

  I need help with a new hard drive for the Satellite U400-153. My wife and I have a laptop (canada) U300 as well with a hard drive of 160 GB and a laptop U400-153 (europe) with a 120 GB HARD drive. I wanted to put the larger HARD drive in the U400 but the screws that hold the HARD drive in the laptop are closer together on the 160 GB HARD drive as this 120 GB HARD drive and so I can plug the HARD drive, but I can't replace the casing on the bottom of the laptop. I want to upgrade and put in a new HARD drive, but I can't seem to find any info on weither all readers will be the right size. will be the screws on this form? How will I know

  http://www.ebuyer.com/product/219414
  MK3265GSX Toshiba 320 GB 2.5 "hard drive SATAII 5400 RPM 8 MB Cache - OEM

  Does it matter what company it comes? I thought I got it was weird that the Satellite U300 would not transfer more easily.

  If anyone has any ideas please let me know...

  Thank you

  Hey,.

  Theoretically, you can install each HARD drive with SATA 2.5 form factor interface in Satellite Pro U400.

  If you install a new HARD drive in Satellite Pro U400, you must use the old disk cover/case HARD to install.
  I put t know what you mean exactly with that, but maybe you can upload a photo to make it clearer.

  Finally and above all it doesn t matter what company it comes. You can use a Toshiba or another company HARD disk too like Western Digital, Seagate, etc..

• Satellite A215-s4697 - HARD drive round and round

  I have a Satellite A215-s4697. AMD Turion 54 x 2 Dual Core technology tl-52 with 1 GB of ram.
  Windows Vista Edition Home Premium.

  The hard drive on this thing just turns and turns and that the computer is slow.
  Im making here mail web (IE is the only thing that I opened) and it runs without interruption.
  Sometimes the computer crashes then releases sometimes it says: "Windows Explorer has stopped working" and I restart.

  When I plug it to the tv to watch a show off hulu.com, for example, the player can run for 10 minutes before Detroit back work.
  However, then it works. That's so slow that it's frustrating.

  Any ideas.

  I tried the improve performance including removal of old programs, clean disc of deleted files and installers, ect.

  Thank you.

  Hi Seahunt,

  First of all, you must back up all data on the HARD drive. If the disk HARD still turns upward it sounds like this it becomes defective and must be replaced don t store on important data

  You can get a new HDD to a service provider authorized or an another computer store. As much as I now you need a HARD drive with SATA interface.

• Satellite L750-16Z, bigger new HARD drive need

  Now I need to buy a new internal HDD for my laptop and I would like to buy one that is at least 1 TB. What is the maximum capacity drive that I buy for this laptop and are there restrictions on manufacturers/brands should I buy? Are there good internet sources for this?

  Also, I imagine that most portable hard drives are SATA now.

  Thanks a lot for any advice.

  No one answered it in 2015. Nobody knows the answer please?

  Is a 1 TB SATA HDD good for my laptop model (Satellite-L750-16Z)? Can I get a bigger car? Is SATA the right one?

• Re: Equium A100 - 2 L - the search for the replacement of HARD drive

  I inherited an Equium A100 - 2L (PSAAQE) of my brother, but he kept the hard drive damaged in the hope of saving its data on it. Can anyone recommend a hard drive replacement, and I need one any attachment or additional connector?
  Looking at various Web sites, I'm puzzled by this disc to buy regarding dimensions (SFF, 1/8 H etc.)

  Thank you

  Hey Buddy,

  No, you need a t n pregnant additional or connector. The caddy HARD drive you need you can use old HARD drive and the connector is soldered to the motherboard. So when you replace the HARD drive, you need only one new, what s.

  Equium A100 has already SATA interface that means you buy a HARD drive with SATA interface, but it of not important if she s SATA1 or SATA2 interface because the two standards will work (SATA2 is compatible downgrade to SATA1).

  So just buy a * 2.5 HARD drive with SATA interface *. Also there is no capacity limit, 500GB or more should work and manufacturing is also independent.
  Just look at some online stores and buy a HARD drive with good price / performance. :)