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• JasmineR mobo in Pavilion 500-164: SATA connections

  Referring to this form:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03757575

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  What spec is correct please?  Thank you.

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  Good fishing!  I ask HP to look at this web page.

• How can I connect my thunderbolt display to a computer laptop hdmi

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  Is this HP HPE h9 - 1150t your PC?

  To avoid any problems with the addition of two extra hard one drives an additional optical drive.  The specifications indicate room for three hard drives and two optical drives.  I can't say for certain how much power pre wiring has been done, but I suspect that the power is there for the extra optical drive and a second hard drive. You may need to use a power SATA Y for the third hard drive adapter.

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• No SATA harness installed the Imac of 2015 retina

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  Knemenyi wrote:

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  Monday, December 27, 2010 22:08:30 + 0000, bitdman wrote:
   
  > I added an SSD HDD to my system via a sata connection and I see the drive listed in the BIOS, but it does not appear in the "My computer" window I can't format it to use it.
   
   
   
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• Windows 7 will not assign drive letter to e-SATA drive

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  The results are the same regardless of whether I start the computer with the drive connected and running or hot plug disk.

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  I would appreciate any suggestion you may have.

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  Try this;

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  (2) after you locate the entry, right click and select "Uninstall".

  (3) after you have uninstalled, press F5 or select "Search the hardware changes" in the action menu.

  (4) the pilot is then reinstalled correctly.

  P.S - I found these answers in other forums showing the same error message. Try them and let me know if it was just a waste of time.  :-)

  Scott

  I'm certainly not one of those who need to be pushed. In fact, if anything, I am the prod.

• Can not boot from my DVD to a format before loading Win 7

  I tried to start my (professional) win7 updated my dvd player, so I can format my C: drive before loading Win7.

  I did the necessary bios change for boot order, I get the message "press any key to boot...". ', but a touch usually takes me to my C: drive boot upward.

  I should mention that I installed win7 on my C: drive but was never an option to format the drive, and now there are still all my old files and the background image that I don't want. Otherwise, the installation went great.

  There is another thread where I was getting help and some good ideas, but he seems to have died.

  See Win7 XP update not did me not the ability to format the C: drive or delete all the old files on this drive on this link for further details.  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_install/Win7-upgrade-from-XP-did-not-give-me-the-option-to/4ca764c3-2f45-4B2F-84b9-808ce96476c4

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  In other words do I can unplug the SATA connection on my C: drive, see him if I can then boot in my reader DVD, then in case of success, taking the C: drive in and move forward with the formatting and reinstalling from there?

  Thank you

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• X 99 SATA issues and more

  Good evening everyone,

  I'm about to embark on my new build and I need some advice and clarification.

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  2. the position of the switch of the desired UPR? On - Off or moderate consumption? Why ASUS gives the option?

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  7. should I I anticipate possible problems of implementation is 950Pro?

  I appreciate the efforts of the group to help clarify so that I can learn. Maybe others have had the same or similar issues.

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  Eric

  ADK