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• HARD drive type

  I know little about computers and would like to know how to replace my HARD drive.

  The question is, I have to replace it with the same type, I use?

  On the Control Panel, it says the HDD that I use is "ST3320813AS ATA Device.  What type is it?  And he said whatever it is the physical size (2.5 inch?)?

  What brand of HARD drive would be recommended?

  What other information should I buy a new hard drive?

  PS. I'm using Presario SR5838HK PC

  Hello

  The code indicates that it is a Seagate Barracuda ST3320813AS 320 GB 7.2 K 3.5 "SATA Hard Drive:

  http://discountechnology.com/Seagate-Barracuda-ST3320813AS-320GB-7-2k-3-5-SATA-hard-drive

  In fact nearly 100% NORMAL desktops use 3.5 "HDD.

  No, you can buy more (capacity) HARD drive, you can use Seagate or other brands. Seagate has much good and fast HARD drives like the range hybrid. Please check the following information:

  http://www.Seagate.com/do-more/how-to-upgrade-DHD-with-sshd-techology-master-DM/

  Everything you need: 3.5 ", capacity (2 TB is very popular now), large cache (biiger is better) and high speed (at least 7200 RPM) are characteristic of HARD drive, you you are looking for.

  Kind regards.

• Lenovo Beacon Cloud Storage 2 x 3 TB HARD drive type of discs?

  Can anyone tell me what type or model of disks are used in Lenovo Beacon Cloud Storage 2 x 3 TB HARD drive?

  THX!

  Steffl: you don't have not yet responded me, but newermind I found it out, there are used

  HARD drive disc Segate Baracuda 3000GO.

  

• How can I get the installer for my application check the operating system type and then install the correct driver type?

  I have a request that I wrote and have been use and distribute for awhile. The installer I created for this application is an additional installer to install a driver for the USB connection. The USB connection is actually a virtual COM Port. The problem is that the people who drafted modified driver setup the installation program itself. They used to have an installer that would check for 32-bit or 64-bit OS and then install the appropriate driver.

  Now, they have two distinct installation programs: one for the other for 32-bit and 64-bit. They let the user know their OS and install the appropriate driver. I'd rather not have to rely on my users to do. From what I've seen the creater Installer provides that an executable to be run after the application installs.

  Is it possible to have the installer of the application, check the type of OS and then run the correct executable file after installing my application? I think that I could write an Installer 'wrapper' that checks the type of operating system then executes the correct Installer. But I expect a better solution.

  Thank you
  Joe

  So, I make it work!

  The trick is to find a way to determine what type of OS you are using. The method I used was, indeed, read the environment variable. A buddy of mine sent me this link:

  http://StackOverflow.com/questions/2401756/how-to-find-if-the-machine-is-32bit-or-64bit One of the phrases he bibliography the Processor_Architecture environment variable.

  It seemed like a reasonable idea. So I started to research how read LV it environment variables turns out, you do it by reading a registry key. There is an example of LV on how to read a registry key. But I did not know where they are in the registry. So, I searched the Processor_Architecture registry. I found it in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Session Manager\Environment.

  According to the article in the link, this value will already be x 86 for a 32 bit OS, or something with 64 inside. I just check the response for x 86 string. If it is, I just run the x 86 version of the driver Installer. Otherwise, I run the x 64 version.

  It turned out to be as simple as that.

  I hope this helps someone.

  Joe

• DVD not recognized - drive seen in my computer as DVD - RAM drive - Type CD ROM

  I can not get Windows to recognize my DVD burner.  He's going to burn discs, but they can be read later.  I tried allsorts, to delete upper filters and lower, I tried the Microsoft Fix It, coming to say 'the reader is unable to burn CD/DVD' - I already knew!  I uninstalled the drive and reinstalled several times.  Then, I bought another drive, but it's the same thing.  I wanted to format the hard drive and reinstall Windows in case there was a problem with a missing driver, but it's always the same.  I spent all the hours and some every night for the past 2 weeks.  I have knowledge need to burn DVDs, but am still not able to do.

  My laptop is a HP Pavilion ZD8398EA, running Windows XP Pro, 2 GB of RAM, I have all the latest updates including SP3.  This problem happened all of a sudden and I remember the last date, I was able to burn DVDs, but besides updates, I couldn't find a reason why it should change.  Before you reinstall Windows, I tried a system restore to the day before where I knew that I had burned last DVD, but that no longer works.  Any ideas anyone, I'm at the end of my home!

  Hello

  Please check with the Experts in the Forums of XP, it comes to Vista. They may have other ideas.

  Answers - XP Forums
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsXP

  ===========================================================

  If you have used another drive and re-installed Windows it looks like you need the help of a real
  computer store (not of leeks and glances at a Best Buy or other department stores) or HP support.

  Check with HP, their documentation online support and drivers and the HP forums for known
  questions.

  Support HP & drivers
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/support.html

  Contact HP
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html

  HP forums
  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/PSG/

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Mix magnetic Drive Types to the motorized group of VSAN

  Hey all,.

  I have a few questions about some possible configurations of VSAN etc.

  Leash so say - I have numerous amounts of Dell R720 servers configured in the configuration of 8 * 3 drive Bay, 5 inches I want to renovate for VSAN.

  I need to have as much capacity as possible in each unit, but I also need the storage to work properly. (Try to get the best of both worlds, I know)

  So my solution would be to provide:

  (1) ioScale 3.2 the SSD layer to card

  (2) three - 1.2 TB SAS 10 K disks

  (3) 4-6 TB NL - SAS disks

  (4) 1 small SSD capacity for starting in a 2.5-inch converter (these hosts have more than 512 GB of ram)

  This would group 1 disc by host (less the boot of course drive). I intend to have at least three copies of each file (I think it is TOF = 2)

  This should net aprox 30tbish raw and usable by the host, assuming that about 10 to FTT = 2.

  These hosts could support a fairly large deployment VCD which demonstrated the effect mixer I/O on the berries of lesser. (We were using an array of level 3/d, and it maxed out and died on us when hit around 5000 IOPS / s)

  It is difficult to predict, and the constant need for storage more is staggering. (I hope that we can mitigate by scaling vertically with VSAN)

  I guess that my main problem/question mix 10K and the large disks. My hope is that it would be beneficial from a point of view I/O and vSAN would help balance I/O data once started turning the flash off.

  This approach was proposed by a vendor, but I have not really found something on the web that theory.

  I don't know if its even recommended/supported. (i.e. mixture of workouts magnetic in a single disk group VSAN and even if you do, there will be performance notable increases.)

  I would not recommend mixing disks of high capacity with SAS disks. It will make your very unpredictable performance since it depends much of which drive the IO is coming. Some may have a microsecond latency when the DSS. Some may have a latency in milliseconds when 10 K rpm and others can be tens of milliseconds when NL - SAS and will depend on the overall load on the system. It is simply not recommended as VSAN will not differentiate between 10K and 7200 RPM drives. In addition, with 7200 rpm disks, you also have less IOPS / s for TBS more.

• Optical drive for IBM Thinkpad R50e, type 1834.

  Have been looking for a DVD RW for an IBM Thinkpad R50e drive, type 1834. This has proved to be not easy.

  The support page from Lenovo for DVD options for "hard disk, CD-ROM and the options of DVD - ThinkPad R50, R50e, R50p, R51, R51e", located at http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-53136, States 'Note: not supported with the ThinkPad R50e systems.» And my model, 1834, is indeed not listed as supported in the "optical drive options.

  Why, when I specify the model and the type I have, so a lot of readers not supported those listed and not supported? I'm not interested in optical drives that does not fit. I would like to know who does.

  I do not have the old original disk so I can't check the number of parties on the matter. So, what number of coins is the DVD RW drive has that fits the IBM Thinkpad R50e, type 1834?

  Oerjan Pettersen

  one of them will work 92 p 6575 / 13n6827 / 39t 2723 / 39t 2861 it says not supported because it came with the cd-rw/dvd not dvd - rw

• Thin Oracle and Type 4 driver: Dummy Question

  Sorry, this must be a dummy question, but...
  
  I just read "JDBC driver Type 4 Oracle has been deprecated" in WLS11g.
  
  I always thought that the Oracle thin driver is a type 4 (java only) pilot, then I would be really grateful to get this right classification.
  
  It must be FAQ, if all the references that a response is fine.
  
  Thank you
  
  b.

  There are two drivers of type 4 (all-java) in discussion. One is a weblogic brand
  one, who is currently deprecated. The other is the Oracle thin driver, which will be
  the favorite driver to proceed for Oracle. And note that the 'thin' driver is really
  "thin/type-4' or ' thick/type-2', depending on which way the URL is given."
  If in the OIC, it is type-2, using / installing the Oracle client and the
  Libraries of the OIC in path of load_library in the process of the JAVA virtual machine...

• HP Elite-book 6930p - my HARD drive has locked. Please help me

  I entered the configuration of the Bios (F10) and joined the security and configuration of the BIOS administrator password and created a password and off the laptop. then about two hours and turned on the laptop. I saw at first

  Portable hard drive

  Password in car

  Second:

  Portable hard drive

  Release drive failed

  Re-enter the DriveLock password

  and I have the administrator password. but the drive to tell me it is wrong password as described.

  My HARD drive type is: Toshiba 160 GB and I don't need something out of the data on the hard drive.

  How can I unlock this drive?

  Hello

  My quick fix suggestion: roll back the BIOS by removing the BIOS password and reverse what you did with the BIOS before that and then try again later if you wish.

  Kind regards.

• Tecra 9100 - required accupoint driver for XP

  Hello

  I need a MS XP driver for the accupoint of my new (used) Tecra 9100. Or at least I think, because the accupoint does not work and there is no configuration on the menus of the mouse tab.

  On the driver download page http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU I don't know which is the "driver type", I have to choose.
  Can someone help me?

  Thank you

  JS

  There is no available accupoint driver for Tecra 9100 and Windows XP.

  I searched on the Web from Toshiba site too and I looked in the installation instructions, but there is no driver available.

  Sorry, but it's done.

• Drive HARD TOSHIBA CANVIO 3.0 does not work with USB 3.0 ports

  Hello

  I bought an external TOSHIBA HARD USB3 CANVIO 3.0 disc MORE.
  I and laptop computer from other manufacturers that support USB3. When I connect the USB2 HARD drive it works and I can copy or paste my files but when I connect the HARD drive to the port USB3 that it doesn't work and my laptop cannot detect HDD with USB3.

  I've updated my driver USB3, once again, but when I connect it to USB3 just turn on the blue light and nothing more.

  Please tell me what can I do to solve my problem?

  This link is my HARD drive type and model: http://storage.toshiba.eu/cms/en/hdd/external_drives/

  Thank you

  Have you tried to contact support for laptop and ask whether something should be activated or changed for this port USB3.0? Maybe some BIOS settings.

  If possible, try to check the functionality of some other USB3.0 available PC/laptop.

  As much as I know there not something special that will help you. It is Plug & Play device.

• Satellite L30-134 PSL33 - Question about the version of the BIOS and the type of DVD writer

  Hello!

  I bought a Toshiba L30-134 PSL33 the week last in Hungary. I recorded to Toshiba international warranty, so I saw that my cell was made the 19.10.2006.
  My friend bought the same laptop (Toshiba L30-134 PSL33) too (also in Hungary), two weeks ago. His machine was made on 19.12.2006.
  It's already funny, but that's not all.
  My laptop has a series number starts with X, and the machine of my friends has this starting with Z. That's ok.
  But here it is...
  I have a BIOS version of 1.3 and my friend has a BIOS version of 1.9! 0.6 gap within two months? Why?
  The other thing. I have a DVD burner called Mat * a UJ - 841 S and my friend has a LG 4082. Once again: why?
  If you are looking for Toshiba BIOS update you don't find anything! It is very interesting. There must be some updates to the BIOS, because I read here to another topis that someone has a BIOS version of 1.4. But there are 1.9 too.
  Each book was brand new when we bought.
  Any idea?
  Let me know when you bought your laptop, what BIOS version it has, and what kind of DVD player there.
  I'm wainting for the answers, because I'm really interested!

  Thank you
  Marcell

  Hey Arnaud!

  I m from Hungary, too, but I think I should speak English on this forum :) So here is my notebook, I ve bought on 24.12.06. :

  Type: L30 - 134 PSL33E
  The machine was made on: 19.12.06
  Series: starts with Z
  DVD player: LG
  BIOS version: 1.9

  You should t be nervous on the drive, the carpet * a Panasonic, and I think that s as good as LG. Why are they different? I put t know, maybe Toshiba was such at the time. In the specifications I didn't seen anything on the drive type, so I think that s not relevant. I t has not found another version of BIOS for this model, so I t understand too why and what are the differences between the versions. But if you n t have a problem with your machine, you do not need to change the BIOS. This isn't a PC, if you haven t many options to change in the BIOS.
  If you want to discuss on the laptop on the Hungarian language, I recommend the Toshiba section on www.prohardver.hu.

  Best regards
  Abel

• Satellite Z930 - USB driver missing

  Satellite Z930-13N

  USB driver type by Intel xHCI shows the following error message:

  "This device does not work properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31) »

  Anyone can shed some light on it with a solution?

  I looked on the TEMPRO Download Center but could not find a driver for my PC with Windows 8.

  Thank you

  According to specification for laptop, your laptop computer came with preinstalled Win8 64bits. Recovery image contains all the necessary drivers so I m wondering how one driver may be missing.

  Have you installed a clean version of the OS?
  USB 3.0 driver is preinstalled on your laptop? If you can't find it for your test of Satellite install for Portege Z930.

• Satellite Pro U200 - hard drive upgrade

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro U200-128 and you want to upgrade the hard drive. I can't find detailed specifications to show me the compatibility, drive type and therefore the size of a disc that I can buy.
  I think that its SATA, but there is a lot of info on SATAII, not sure if it will work in my model?

  Any help appreciated

  Hi ollieg72,

  You re right. Satellite Pro U200 already uses the HARD drive with SATA interface if you need a HARD SATA 2.5. In addition, it should be possible to use every ability because on SATA interface, there is no capacity limit.

  Anyway, SATAII HDD is also working because they are compatible to the old interface of SATA1 downgrade. So it makes no difference if the HDD is SATAII interface or not. ;)

• Satellite U300 - CD/DVD drive cannot read disks

  My CD/DVD drive does not work.

  It can be heard at work (or maybe working), but it cannot read the discs - music films or niether. The 'properties', says the disk is full, but can not read the contents. Neither is it give details of the content.

  If I run iTunes or Real Player, suffice to say it is a blank disc in the drive and told me to get ready to burn to a disc. But in his own info says that the disc is full! Windows XP sees the drive in 'Properties' and said that it is complete, but does not display the contents of the disc. Devices, said the drive (type HL-DT-STDVDRAM GSA-U10N) "working properly".

  I have turned off the HDD (software protection movement) protection because he stirs a warning whenever the unit darn picked. I tried to use the drive with it on and outside. My computer is 18 months old (I think), but this problem has existed for a year and gets more and more frustrating.

  Help please.

  Hello

  You can find enough son here in the forum about problem of CD/DVD disc then please use the search function of the forum first.

  I founded an interesting thread for you you need to check:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=162032