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• Move the windows on a new hard drive

  I have three hard drives in my system and I can't the system to move the windows on the faster hard disk.

  You will need to have to use a cloning software to image (clone) of the system on the fastest disk drive or you will have to reinstall Windows on the fastest disk.

  Anyway make sure you got your data from the faster drive or it will be gone when you perform one of the functions.

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• Move the files to a new hard drive

  As one of my external 1 terabyte disk has complete, I bought a new drive of 1.5 to for a little wiggle room more. My LR 2.3 catalog master a 60 000 images inside.

  I copied all my files on the 1 TB drive for the new 1.5 TB drive (outside the LR) and everything is in the same folder hierchy.

  I can load LR to search the M drive now instead of the H drive for the same files? I have not yet tried, but it seems that I could disconnect H and open LR. When asked where the files are, I have to click on the new drive of M?

  Thank you

  Mr. Jackson

  You got right. You choose the top most folder that contains images. Interesting to note how long it might take to re - follow that a lot!

• Can I move my current operating system that came with the computer on a new hard drive?

  My family got a hp pavilion m7560n some time ago.  Last weekend I heard on that clicking sound from the hard drive I think.  Since then, I only heard once or twice.  All that I know is that clicking may mean the hard drive is defect or on the way that him.   However I don't know if this is the case if the sound starts and stops.

  I want to know if I can format a new hard drive to replace the one provided with the system and always keep the same format as on the system when it was new.  I mean here the operating system and all other programs who came to this topic.  The recovery that are made to work for this computer discs may work on a new drive hard format if it is put in place of the system?

  Or are otherwise free to carry the operating system and other programs on a new hard drive.

  The hard disk provided with the system's 320 GB, I have one that is 500 GB.

  Hi logicman77,

  the recovery discs are meant to be exactly for this purpose.  You can put in a new drive hard (500 GB is fine), and the discs will reinstall XP, as well as all software provided on them.

  The computer will look like it did the day you took it out of the box.  This document will give you details on the implementation of the recovery: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07145

  Kind regards

• Satellite A100 PSAA2E Setup hangs after connecting new HARD drive

  Hello

  I have a problem with TOSHIBA Satellite A100 PSAA2E (3 year old laptop)
  I bought the new SAMSUNG SPINPOINT 250 GB SATA (model HM250JI) hard drive.

  After connection, the computer hangs on the first screen. I can't access the BIOS Setup (press F2)
  I can't boot the CD of form (I can't select same drive to start by pressing F12)

  It just hangs.

  When the HARD drive is unplugged I can access the configuration of the BIOS or boot from CD. When the original hard drive (FUJITSU 40BG) is connected, everything is ok.

  I updated the BIOS to version 1.5 to the a more recent 2.6, but it did not help.

  HARD drive runs under windows xp, when connected by USB port. It is formatted with NTFS: a primary partition(15GB), a stretch with two logical partitions (20BG, GB 215).

  You have no idea where could be the problem?
  Should I format hard drive in a different way?

  BR,

  hosss

  Hello

  Check if your new HARD drive has been fitted with a small jumper that controls the master/slave/c-salt settings.

  A friend of mine bought a new HARD drive and BIOS didn't recognize because the rider has been set to the wrong position.

  Good bye

• No input signal after installing new hard drive

  SUP guys, im need help, my hard drive on my computer has stopped working, I'd get an important flasher hits and it looks like it please insert a disk and when I did a diagnosis, I had hard drive errors I went and bought a new one.

  In order to take the old one out I had to remove the cables from the hard drive, the big white thing that plugs into the motherboard, the processor fan and cable.

  I put in new hard drive, put everything back as it should and when I boot it all im getting are no signal input on my screen, I have tried on 3 different screens and got the same thing.

  Here are some pictures of the inside of my computer:

  

  

  

  If you notice the VGA thing on the 2nd picture, should no more added to it? I mean in addition to plug the cable from the monitor, I have the impression that there should be something added to the back of it, I just noticed now, the computer and the screen worked perfectly before.

  It's a HP model number is a6655f, it came with vista, but after putting in the new HD, I intend to put windows 7, I have a copy of it.

  I guess with the new hard drive and I am I was right assuming that you have already installed windows 7

  Sounds like you need drivers for the drive, and sounds like a simple problem, download drivers and install I believe that when you install windows 7, it offers you the possibility of drivers installed.

  Oh and you could try to change SATA to IDE in the BIOS and see if that helps

• After installing new hard drive, video card or drivers are not compatible with Windows Media Center on Windows XP

  After a computor crash and the new hard drive, my disk drive does not work in media center "video card or drivers are not compatible with media center.

  Probably a matter of resolution: you will need to install the specific video drivers XP laptop computer PC manufacturer's Web site.

  See you soon,.
  Jerry

• Can I move my Windows on a new hard drive?

  Here's the situation:

  I currently have a pretty old IDE hard drive, and I'm looking to upgrade to a new motherboard that does not all IDE ports. So basically I'd copy my current hard drive (Windows and all) in a more recent SATA one?

  If not, is there something I could do to move all my stuff on a new hard drive, even if I have to buy a new copy of Windows?

  Thanks in advance for any help, I'm pretty lost at this point.

  Look for a hard drive that suits. Note the manufacturer. Go to their website and download the software they provide for copying/cloning the old drive to the new. Use the new disk on your upgraded computer. You may need to do a telephone activation.

  Note that to do this and have an installation that can be enabled with the current number of product, your version of Windows Vista should be a commercial version and not an OEM version. OEM, those who come usually pre-installed on a PC, versions are valid only for the equipment on which they were originally installed.

  However, even if your original version was OEM, there are ways to proceed. Do the hardware upgrades. Install a new copy of details of the operating system of your choice. (This could be the opportunity to move to Windows 7 unless additional fees). Put your old drive in an external enclosure that accepts IDE (PATA) drives. Copy your files from the user on the newly targeted PC. You will need to install all the old applications.

  It's a pain in the underworld, but the performance improvements are generally well worth the effort.

  Good luck.

  Tom Ferguson

• Failed to retrieve the system on a new hard drive

  Hi all

  I've owned a large Pavilion s5325UK that the last few months, threw up Smart new warnings on the disk may fail.

  Yesterday, I bit the bullet and paid for a new HDD to be brilliant.

  Copied all my user data etc. to offshore on an external drive OK.

  I got the system once before after a kidnapping missed an infection by the virus.

  Installed the new drive is a Seagate Barracuda 500 GB SATA 600 7200 RPM 16 MB 3.5 "

  The party went well past and that seems to be made of conservation treatment unit to restart.

  Windows cannot be installed on this material,

  Then it's a series loop of reboots everything ending in the same error.

  The old drive is a Western Digital Caviar Blue of the same size.

  The problem with the new hard drive.  I dropped on a XP Pro image and mounted the drive to an old pc from redundant and it starts very well even if I do not mind that install drivers etc chip that was only to check the disc.

  I'm a bit confused now as I have now tried the recovery process 3 right now with the same error at the end of each attempt.

  Any suggestions are most welcome, thank you

  Hello:

  Make your own Windows 7 If installation media you can read all 25 characters of the product key of MS Windows 7.

  Here's how:

  If you can read the Microsoft windows 7 25-character product key, you can download simple Windows 7 ISO files to burn on a DVD for the version of windows that is installed on your PC, and which is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC case.

  Burn the ISO with the option to burn the ISO on your DVD burning program and burn it at the slowest possible speed that will allow your program. This will create a bootable DVD.

  Or use the installation of Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to compile the ISO file that you download from Digital River. Link and instructions below. You need a 4 GB flash drive to use the USB compilation method.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool

  Use 25 characters on the PC product key to activate the installation.

  The key will activate a 32 or 64 bit installation.

  Then go to the support of the PC and driver page to install the drivers you need.

  Link to downloads ISO of W7 is below.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-from-Digital-River/

  Paul

• reinstalling the system on a new hard drive

  Looks like a common problem that the original HDD Samsung die a premature death. I started to receive warnings of 301 SMART several months ago, but my HP dv6 kept operating normally until this week. Now it does not start, then it's time for a new HARD disk. I thought I was fully prepared, as I had spared him all my work on an external drive, had a new beautiful drive HARD fast to install and had my hand recovery disks. After you run the recovery discs, I'm stuck. New HARD drive does not start, and I can't do what whether the HP Recovery console offers me on its menu. Windows recovery is also stuck as there is no previous image recorded on this new album.

  Looking at the new HARD drive, I see that the HP recovery disks were formatted only 60 GB, sort of a mini recovery partition and nothing else. When I try to restore the image, him refuses to HP recovery with the message Console, this drive is smaller than the original.

  Can someone tell me how to work around this problem with recovery disks, or how I might just do a clean install of Windows 7 without having to buy a new installation disk purely and simply? HP does not provide a Windows disk with this computer.

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  HARD drive original: Samsung HM641JI 640GO

  New HARD drive, I would like to install: Seagate Momentus XT 500 GB

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Hello

  Recovery discs often have problems reinstalling the operating system if the new HARD drive is lower than installed when they were initially created.

  Before you try the following, make sure that you can always read the activation code on your label Windows COA (5 blocks of 5 alphanumeric games).

  Assuming that it's just a problem with the recovery process, it is a job before right around if you have (or can borrow) a Windows 7 retail installation disc is exactly the same version as your OEM installation - IE if your laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, it comes to version exact commercial that you would need.

  If you don't have access to a retail disk, you can create an installation disk yourself using another PC - just download the good Disk Image from the link below and use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly on a blank DVD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.  These Images are clean and a well respected source, however there are only limited versions available.

  Windows 7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit

  Use the disk to perform the installation, enter the activation key of Windows on the label of the COA at the request and once the installation is complete, use ' 'phone Method' described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system -this made method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want to just have a new installation of Windows 7 without additional software load normally comes with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  Additional drivers, you may need to find from here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Problems opening Captivate 7 for Mac after installing new hard drive

  Hello!

  My HDD recently crashed and I need to install a new hard drive (OS x El Capitan, version 10.11.13) on my mac. They re-installed Adobe Captivate (I use Adobe Captivate 7 for Mac), but now the software and files that I created using the software will not open. Initially, I received an error message stating that I had to install a new version of Java, but even after I did it, it will still not open. I click on the link in the finder and it bounces on the taskbar at the bottom for one second, then disappears. I tried to restart the computer, but it does not help.

  Can anyone help? I need it immediately for work!

  Thank you, Ashley

  I suspect that the reason is the operating system. Even the Captivate 8 was not compatible with El Capitan, I doubt that is the case with CP7. Only CP9 is compatible with El Capitan.

• Satellite Pro A120 - Jerky empty reading after installing new HARD drive

  Just installed a new hard drive in my Satellite Pro A120. Made a full new install Vista, installed all the drivers but video playback is choppy/jerky. Even google earth is juddery. It didn't use to be like this with the original hard drive.

  A I had a problem of driver somewhere? I think it's the 945 chipset.

  Hey Buddy,

  To be honest, it's really hard for us, users, to say what causes this problem and I think you should test more yourself

  Anyway, you have reinstalled Windows using the Toshiba Recovery disk?
  You should also check if all Windows updates are installed and if you have yellow exclamation points in Device Manager.
  For any use of video and multimedia substance High Performance plan wrote BobRock_1.

  Sorry, but I think that it s all we can say :(

• recovery after installing new hard drive

  The recovery disc will reset windows on a new hard drive with the key at the back of the pc

  Yes.

• No sound after installing new hard drive

  I recently installed a new hard drive for windows XP and I installed all the updates of windows updates. I plugged in an Altec speaker system exactly as I did before, but I can't not all sounds.

  When I click on "Sounds and Audio devices" in the Control Panel, I see "No Audio device".

  I tried all the troubleshooting options. I think I need to download new audio drivers, but I can't figure out how to do this.

  Any help or advice would be appreciated!

  There could be a possibility that you may still need to download additional software.

   

  Perhaps, your motherboard has audio drivers available at their homesite or perhaps your sound card as well.

   

  However, if you have a brand system / pc, and then click on his homesite and look for the model number for the available downloads and updates.

   

  
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  I recently installed a new hard drive for windows XP and I installed all the updates of windows updates. I plugged in an Altec speaker system exactly as I did before, but I can't not all sounds.

  When I click on "Sounds and Audio devices" in the Control Panel, I see "No Audio device".

  I tried all the troubleshooting options. I think I need to download new audio drivers, but I can't figure out how to do this.

  Any help or advice would be appreciated!

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• Move Windows 7 install on new hard drive

  Hi guys, what is the recommended procedure to switch my current installation to a new hard drive? The current drive has 2 partitions with the windows partition having 120 GB of space, but I want to change that to 100 GB on the new hard drive, the rest being partitioned for documents and media, but also another operating system for dual boot. Thank you

  You can create a System Image of your current installation of Windows 7 on the 120 GB drive. Please note that the new drive must be size equivalent to or greater than the current unit where Windows 7 is installed. Once you have submitted your player using the System Image, you can then proceed with the installation of the new hard drive and then boot from your Windows 7 DVD in the environment of system recovery and restore installation on the new drive. Instructions on how to do in the following link:

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/24/how-to-backup-your-installation-of-Windows-7/

  Once the image is given the new drive, start Windows 7, open the device management and shrink the drive to 100 GB.

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