Map 2.0 to SATA/IDE adapter hard disk with the Windows 7 software clash.

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  a way to find the type of hard disk in the windows operating system? as linux

  any command or something

  In Windows 7, you can get a lot of details by selecting Start, all programs, accessories, System Tools, system information, components, storage disks. It was very similar to Windows XP, but for all information users tend to use Everest or Belarc Advisor for additional information not available. Everest has been best Bellarc advice but they ceased to offer tan updated free version. However, the 2.20 version is always available from third-party sites.
  http://www.Softpedia.com/get/system/system-info/Everest-Home-Edition.shtml

• Pavilion dv6t-2000: replacing old HARD disk with the new SDS and loading the OS with 1 & 2 recovery discs fails

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  I started with success, inserted the disc of recovery by the instructions on the screen. Disc 1 and rendered, it succeeded.  When you are prompted, load disc 2, which was also successful.  When asked, in charge of the "application and driver recovery CD" and continued.

  At this point the computer restarted several times, as he said it would be completion of installation of all elements.  Then he came with a message that says: the recovery attempt failed. Select one of the following buttons.

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  Any suggestions here?

  I update my BIOS before proceeding with the Exchange.

  I found the solution to this problem was already answered here:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/quot-detect-some-error-during-PININST-BBV-quot/TD-p/2593075

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• I recently bought a computer build-yourself. My question is what is the best way to mirror or save files on the two hard disks at the same time?

  Hello community,

  I recently bought a computer build-yourself.
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  On Saturday, 22 September 2012 00:53:18 + 0000, kevin.coe wrote:

  As I said, I think it's not only not a good idea, I think it's a very

  a poor man. Backup should be stored outside the computer content. Or
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  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

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  RAID 1 (mirroring) is not a backup solution. RAID 1 uses two or
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• Re: Satellite Pro A40 - can I change the HARD disk or the same model?

  Hi Forum,

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  Hey Buddy

  I don't think it's really complicated, that I could find all the information about the recovery procedure in the user's manual

  The recovery disk must be created on the first day of purchase its recommended to create one in case something would be wrong with the HARD drive.

  The recovery disk contains an image. The image is a package containing Win system, drivers, tools and all the stuff pre-installed on the notebook.
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• I had to reinstall Windows XP Pro after a hard disk crash. Sent product key Microsoft form with the Windows disk is invalid.

  Some time ago I bought a computer with Windows XP pre-installed.  I have not received a CD with it.  At one point, during an update Windows online, I learned that the copy of Windows was not authentic, and the place I bought it from was out of business.  I then bought Windows XP Pro Microsoft online and went through the update of product with the Windows product key update tool and ran OK from there.
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• How to copy a folder to an external hard drive with the same file on it and have it just add new files instead of replace all old already on there, as well as to add new?

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• Removed the HARD disk with MBR/BCD who installed Vista x 64 Business on the new HARD drive

  I have vista x 64 business installed on a HARD drive, but it was (and still is) installed on an older HDD aswell and the smallest, the result being that when I removed the old hard drive to put in another computer, I was unable to boot the copy of vista on the new HARD disk as the MBR or the BCD bit that allows me to choose what vista start is on the old HDD. Using the installation DVD I can get up the command prompt and run Bootrec.exe without the old HARD disk installed, which can find the vista installation, but fails to solve the problem. I'm not an expert so I can't properly use Bootrec.exe, and startup recovery also does not work, although it seems to say that something to do with the startup has been fixed. Is it possible that I can get the computer running without the old HDD without having to reinstall vista on the new hard drive? Currently, I put the old HARD return drive to start the new installation of vista.

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• How can I "RECORD each piece of data (and I mean everything!)" contained in the hard disk of the laptop? »

  How can I "RECORD each piece of data (and I mean everything!)" contained in the hard disk of the laptop? »

  I know PC never fade completely everything, so if there is a way to get personally, I'd really like the head upward on the how to do?  I would be better for me to download all this information on a PHDD, rather than handing the portable real in question so that its content of forensics experts, because current 'Communications Network serious security' we have been subjected to.

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• I have a HARD disk with two partitions and two copies of Win7 but at the start, I have the black and white screen asking me only one to choose. How do I rename them.

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• You want to add additional SATA hard disks to the Pavilion p6310y...

  This model looks like it should be particularly conducive to the welcoming the addition of another or even a third hard drive. Why then when I open it there only SATA for the master and all the other connectors coming out of food are these old things of molex 4 pin?  I find it quite confusing because the hard drive, I am trying to add came out of my last HP (older)... but it is SATA, and even the old model had at least a SATA connection available for the slave. This computer is brand new... buy adapters do expect?

  Thanks in advance for anyone to help.

  Hello

  GambitTheGrey wrote:

  This model looks like it should be particularly conducive to the welcoming the addition of another or even a third hard drive. Why then when I open it there only SATA for the master and all the other connectors coming out of food are these old things of molex 4 pin?  I find it quite confusing because the hard drive, I am trying to add came out of my last HP (older)... but it is SATA, and even the old model had at least a SATA connection available for the slave. This computer is brand new... buy adapters do expect?

  Thanks in advance for anyone to help.

  Your model came with a significant (1 terabyte) hard drive. One option is to make another partition on the disk through the disk manager. You can add a card pci or pcie x 1 sata controller to do more SATA ports available.  There Iadapters PSU ndependent ($ 3.00 USD) for connectors from Molex 12v which will convert SATA power connectors available

  PC OEMS are not built to be extensible without some additional expenses. The alternative is to build your own and select everything you want inside the case.

  Kind regards
  ERICO