Maximum size of the hard disk for Pavilion a800n

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  Hello:

  I don't know the answer to your questions, except to say that no hard drive (at least in Windows Help) has never its total size available.  And the larger the hard drive, there seems to be a larger piece of unusable space.

  Of what you have said, you still have a lot of free space available. Once your hard drive becomes 60-70% full, then it's time to look for a bigger.

  In addition, please note that if you do not install a bigger hard drive, you will not be able to put the partition recovery on it.

  Another idea for you would be to install a new drive hard more to one that you have and use it to store your files, music, photos, etc on, and you can continue your the original one for the OS and programs.

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  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware:

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