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• How can I change a hard drive to an old drive sata150 sata300

  I just replaced my old hard drive with a new one, the old rate was sata150 but my other can go to 300. How can I display this, I have a desktop hp paviilion m7580n computer. My old drive was also a 300 GB, my new is a 1 TB drive.     Thank you

  Add to what was explained on the SATA technology I have details for your motherboard listed below.

  Serial ATA

  • 4 SATA connectors:
    • SATA1 = black
      SATA2 = white
      SATA3 = blue
      SATA4 = yellow
      NOTE: SATA connector each is the same color across different manufacturers.
    • supports 1 disk serial ATA-150 on each SATA connector
    • Speed up to 1.5 Gbps, in line with the SATA 1.0 specification

  As the jury only supports format SATA-150, you will not be able to take advantage of higher speed rate.

• Satellite Pro M70 - what HARD drive can you recommend?

  I have Satellite Pro M70 and I have a 60GB HDD that I see what it s SATA 8 MB of buffer memory. The processor it s 1.73 GHz. I see that there is the Samsung typical 160 GB and the Western Digital Scorpio Blue 160 GB at the same price, which is better?

  And for only $ 11 more there's a Scorpio blue Western digital 320 with even 8 MB buffer than other 2. But I don t think so 320, that's a lot for Satellite Pro M70, and I have an external drive 2.5 "250 GB, data with this is not problem.

  What the best solution for this laptop? I don t want to burn now the phone LOL.

  Thank you

  Hello

  If your laptop is already equipped with SATA interface, you can use each HDD with SATA1 or SATA2 port on the new SATA interface there is no limit on the old standard IDE

  It s your choice what HARD drive you buy because I put t know your needs, but in my opinion it makes no difference which manufacturing you buy the HARD drive. All hard drives are similar and there is no significant difference (performance).
  I made good experiences with Western Digital and Hitachi hard drives.

  By the way: you can buy a HARD drive with 7200 rpm or 5400.rpm. Latter is faster but requires more power. In my opinion, this is useful if you often work with large files.

• Re: Equium A100 - 2 L - the search for the replacement of HARD drive

  I inherited an Equium A100 - 2L (PSAAQE) of my brother, but he kept the hard drive damaged in the hope of saving its data on it. Can anyone recommend a hard drive replacement, and I need one any attachment or additional connector?
  Looking at various Web sites, I'm puzzled by this disc to buy regarding dimensions (SFF, 1/8 H etc.)

  Thank you

  Hey Buddy,

  No, you need a t n pregnant additional or connector. The caddy HARD drive you need you can use old HARD drive and the connector is soldered to the motherboard. So when you replace the HARD drive, you need only one new, what s.

  Equium A100 has already SATA interface that means you buy a HARD drive with SATA interface, but it of not important if she s SATA1 or SATA2 interface because the two standards will work (SATA2 is compatible downgrade to SATA1).

  So just buy a * 2.5 HARD drive with SATA interface *. Also there is no capacity limit, 500GB or more should work and manufacturing is also independent.
  Just look at some online stores and buy a HARD drive with good price / performance. :)

• Advice on moving 1.5 to SATA 2 HARD drive and put the Samsung SSD on SATA 1...

  My plan is to make a DVD of W10 MS

  Power off

  Unplug 1.5 to boot/storage HDD SATA 1

  Connect Samsung SSD SATA 1

  Turning and fresh install MS W10 on SSD and let it update

  Then, can I plug 1.5 to SATA 2 HARD drive and make it just my storage via disk management?

  What steps/tips to make this an easy transition?

  Paul

  It should not matter if you use SATA1 or SATA2, but there are always exceptions.

  I got a motherboard with two different SATA [Intel & Marvel] controllers with different speeds. It is unusual, so the safest bet is to use the same SATA connector for your new SSD that you used for your old HDD.

  Since you have two bootable disks, you may need to go into EUFI/BIOS and set your boot order to boot from the new SSD first.

  You should be able to access the files on the old drive without problems, but I've seen on occasion where you will get an "Access denied" error due to 'permissions' problems, especially if the original/OS disk has been protected by a password. If you have any questions, you can create a linux live boot disk "to access your files.

  Instead keep you the old drive as is, with an operating system and boot volumes on it, you must backup/move your important files to your new SSD then remove all volumes on the old disk, create a volume, and then format to use as a data/backup drive.

  If you found my answer helpful please say thank you by clicking on the icon of the thumb.
  If my answer has solved your problem, please mark it as accepted Solution. Thank you!

• Windows 7 upgrade disk fails on hp a6720y with corrupt JRAID. SYS file, corrupt JGOGO. SYS file

  I'm trying to upgrade a HP Pavillion a6720y Vista Home Premium 64 to Windows 7 Home Premium 64 via the official HP upgrade disk that I ordered a few years ago. Whenever he tries to boot into Win7 for the first time that it fails on the file "JRAID.» SYS'.» I have 3 internal drives on the (starting) SATA1 and SATA2 (data) and a DVD-ROM, SATA3 and USB external disk BIOS interface is (and was) the RAID value (even if they are not mirrired or scratched, just separate the readers). I found a newer version of JRAID. SYS and installed, but now it fails on "JGOGO." SYS"(says file is missing or corrupted).» My version of Vista is using the same version of JGOGO. Facilities SYS Win7 and says is corrupt.

  Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  I forgot to add, I also had problems with getting Windows 7 update for the first time. Updates (more than 130 of them) would be to continue for awhile, then seems to hang for hours. I downloaded the Windows 7 SP1 from Microsoft (make sure you choose the right version, 32-bit or 64-bit) and installed everything first. It takes time to install it, but it finally finished ok. Then I rebooted and installed the Windows updates required in groups of five or six instead of all at once. Don't know if I needed to do, but they all eventually installed ok.

• Replacement of disks on Precision 390 - size limit?

  Hello everyone, I have a Precision 390 with a pair of Sata drives of 160 GB installed in a Raid1 configuration for data redundancy.

  I would like to install a larger capacity replacement discs.

  My question is, is there a limit to the size of HDs can be installed for the RAID configuration and also will be SATA3 readers work ok even if the controller is to spec sooner? (i.e. readers default to a mode inherited from SATA1 or SATA2?)

  I hope that someone has the answers for this.

  Thank you very much

  Chris.

  Hi Chris,

  Up to 2 TB hard drives will work without problem. 3 SATA disks should work, but my experience has shown that the "backward compatibility" is not always as compatible as it sounds. Yes, default readers to some SATA mode to your system. Honestly, however, it has no real performance difference for disks rotational between SATA 1, 2 or 3.

• XPS 420 will not again boot SSD

  I have a XPS 420 with BIOS A07. I bought a Samsung 500 G 850 EVO SSD. I used the software included to duplicate my existing HD. It worked without problem. I then installed the SSD, went into the BIOS. I found the place where I had to define SATA2 port where it is plugged into the motherboard, for on. After the reboot, I went into the BIOS and when I select SATA2, it now offers information on the SSD. I also see it in Windows Explorer. However, I don't see an option to make the boot drive. There is a section on the Boot order in BIOS, but it lists all SATA drive. It does not specify which.

  In addition, in the section on SATA there is no AHCI option. Just ATA SATA or RAID. I found the instructions on the Web to enable the AHCI in the registry for this computer. I followed the steps and was able to change two settings by following the instructions. Check back shows them as changed. But AHCI still does not appear as an option in the BIOS. How can I make my new SSD boot drive?

  Thanks for the help.

  Robb

  Looks like I may have found a solution, although I'm surprised that it worked, and perhaps something else is what actually works. I had assumed that the number of SATA port on the motherboard has no importance. But just in case where SATA0 was faster and possibly solve the problem, I moved my SSD to SATA0, my old HDD to SATA1 and SATA2 DVD player. I went into the bios to activate SATA0, which I had previously turned off as the old hard drive is plugged it and always started for her. I have saved and let it start and of course it is initialized to the SSD. I then restarted and went into the BIOS and made sure that he considered every car on the SATA port, and that each has been activated. Everything was going as planned and he continued then to start on the SSD. The old drive appears in Windows Explorer under E. The DVD player works, as well.

  I guess most of the people must not do this, because they can set the boot sequence for the SATA via the BIOS drives. But since I could not, it seems, this method worked, and going in the order the SATA ports. And it's probably just as well use SATA0 for my SSD just in case it is faster. My guess is that all SATA ports are the same and slow in this old Dell. But it works and I'm happy.

  I'm surprised that there are no answers to my questions or problems. I guess that my Dell is too old. However, I thought that I would get something from the community. Until about five years ago, Dell had a different provider for their forums with lots of participation. I think that the provider has been appointed the lithium. It seemed that when they changed providers people were disappointed and veterans left.  In any case, I hope that my experience will be useful to someone. I can't be the only one running from these computers. And now with this SSD running, I will continue to do so for some time more.

  Robb

• HP 6541ev what ssd

  I have a hp 6541ev and I want to put an ssd. Can what type of ssd I install? 2 SATA or sata 3?

  The laptop was with widows Vista preinstalled, but I did with nlite and Windows Xp sp3 with sata cd and I now have windows xp. Can I install the same way the windows xp with the disk ssd?

  Ok. SSD SATA1 or SATA2 disks will be the choice for compatibility. He wouldn't have a lot of sense to put in a SD SATA3 when your data transfer disk bandwidth is not capable of more than 1.5 MB/s (actual transfer bandwidth is more in the neighorhood of 300 to 500 MB/s)

  The choice will be a question of the use of your budget and ddesired. If you want just the blistering speed, not storage space for dual boot config, then a 60 to 64 GB SSD should be enough.

• Install a second hard drive on Optiplex 780 Mini-Tower

  I recently bought an Optiplex 780 minitower with Windows 7 DellRefurbished.com and I am happy with the machine. I would now like to add a second SATA hard drive that I bought, for which a power connector is available in the machine (the current hard drive is 250G and so is the other, I want to install.)

  However, the two ports of SATA cable on the motherboard are used, one for the existing drive and one for the CD - DVD drive. I understand that there may be a separator for a SATA data cable (as there were once two connections on some slick IDE cables).

  According to Belarc Advisor, the jury is Dell 0C27VV A03. Is it possible to install a second hard drive using a USB-to-SATA cable to the CD - DVD drive or the second hard drive? If so, set up a card with an internal USB connection USB PCI adapter? (I have more open slots). Or is there already a USB connection on the motherboard?

  Any advice, including suggestions on the parts that I need to get, are appreciated. I see that I can buy a USB-to-SATA cable that has two USB connectors and two sets of pins of connection to the hard drive. I assume that one of the USB connections is for power to the player. I wouldn't need, because the connection of the power supply is already here and elsewhere I wonder if I can get two the casing with a PCI card USB connections. Is there a USB-to-SATA cable with only the connection of data on the disk?

  The Manual explains the minitower 780 has 4 ports SATA motherboard and 2 interns, so you drive bays devriez have a place to plug in a second hard drive. (The desktop systems and small form factor 780 have 3 SATA ports). Unfortunately, the manual has a diagram of motherboard layout, so I don't know where the 2 other ports would be.

  The motherboard is compatible SATA1a and SATA2. A SATA3 drive must be retro-compatible with a SATA2 motherboard, but won't work on SATA2 data transfer speed. So the price of a SATA2 drive vs a SATA3 drive and the potential future use could be considerations.

  If you think that you will - eventually - upgrading to a new PC with a card mother SATA3, the new system would be able to handle the maximum speed of a SATA3 drive, but only works at speed SATA2 with a SATA2 drive.

  You will need to buy a data cable SATA for your new hard drive, but it's only a little extra money...

  If the manual is not correct (?) on the number of ports SATA on the motherboard, the system is supposed to have an on the rear panel eSATA port, so you can connect a player external eSATA HARD drive as an alternative.

• Insert additional hard drive XPS 420

  I bought a WD additional 500 GB hard drive (same as the installed drive (OS))

  I followed the installation instructions (inserted to the SATA1 and SATA2 during testing). At the start, I checked the BIOS details and two hard drives present ability. Both drives show on the devices and explore only (OS) Manager and DVD players are visible, not the new HD.

  RAID is enabled and set to 0. SATA 0-4 set on "on".

  Any ideas why not visible in HD Explorer greatly appreciated.

  Danno1

  
  

• paviilion g7-1260us: I want to improve my memory on my Pavilion g7-1260us laptop pc.

  My g7 Pavilion-1260us notbook pc has 4 GB of memory (stock). I want to upgrade to 8 GB, I Do neeed to replace two memory cards? Or can I add another 4 GB card in another empty location and have total 8GB?

  Hello

  Currently, a slot is empty:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02996675

  Therefore, no need to remove the stick existing. You only need a stick that need to be the same features as the existing stick and if you could buy the same brand.

  Kind regards.

• Update hard drive for HP Pavilion DV6525em

  Can Hello, please you help...

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion DV6525em entertainment with Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit Operating System), and I wanted to know:

  Can I remove the current 120 GB/5, 400 rpm SATA1 drive and replace it with a new 320/7 200 RPM disk SATA2 (room ST9320421AS code)?

  That have an impact on cooling my laptop, because I don't want to overheat?

  Otherwise, I install a 500 GB/5 400 rpm Disk SATA2 (part code ST9500325AS), which is the same as my 120 GB drive spin speed.

  What do you recommend?

  Also a SATA2 drive will work in my notebook?

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  SATA2 is supported by the chipset you use. And it can work without any problem

  If you are worried about temp then ST9500325AS will be a better choice.

• Replacement hard disk for Pavilion a1410n.

  I have Pavilion a1410n desktop. Only the changes that has been done is upgrading the memory to 3 GB.

  The hard drive in the computer, which is a 200 GB (SATA) has been restored several times, which does not give me much space left. I am wanting to replace the hard drive with a larger. What is the most important I can go with, without causing a lot of problems? Can I put a 500 GB or more of this computer?

  I have the restore disc that I ordered for this return of the computer when I bought it. So, I would not have problems with drivers and others. Am I right in assuming that if I leave the restore disc to do their work, it configures the disk partitions and all?

  Please can someone answer back me as soon as possible. I need to return this computer running as soon as possible.

  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.

  You will need to make sure that if you do that, you buy a hard drive which comes with a cable SATA data.

  There should be another SATA power cable to hang it, and you would plug the data cable into the SATA port labeled SATA1.

  Just make sure you have a player available to install and screw location or what is needed to mount the drive inside the enclosure.

  To help you do this, I enclose the link to your guide of upgrade and maintenance, which will give you step by step instructions on how to open the case and install the various components, including hard drives.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c00311110.PDF

  Paul

• iTunes does not recognize my iPhone on my HP Pavilion Windows 10 5s, so cannot sync the phone, which has the latest operating system running

  iTunes does not recognize my iPhone on my HP Pavilion Windows 10 5s, so cannot sync the phone running. I downloaded the latest OS for the phone and the latest version of iTunes on my PC and have tried all USB ports several times. I also reinstalled drivers USB to the PC.  The phone is recognized on the computer of a friend under Win 7. All shows when I plug it on mine is a page showing the 'Apple iPhone' folder display of storage internal (2.18 GB free of 14.7 GB). Troubleshooting in devices and printers, where the phone displays as "Not specified Apple iPhone" generates a message saying that "Apple iPhone is an older USB device and may not work with USB 3.0 and plug it into a USB 2.0 port." But when I use USB 2.0 (I tried several times using each of the three USB ports on my PC), troubleshooting the error message says "Apple iPhone won't work correctly with USB 3.0." This seems to be a recent problem, since in March 2016, I could spend a few songs from my PC to my phone using iTunes.

  I wish I had some ideas of people who have experienced this problem, I find to be a more frustrating one.

  Well, you aren't the only one. This just freakin happened to me. I spent the last three hours with apple and Windows supports. Now I'm reinstalling Windows 10 by last resort of Windows support councils. I got the same message USB. In iTunes, under devices something removed my 5s and the iPad. But it remains 6 s wife. I tried my computers 2-(SS) 3.0 ports and 1 port 2.0 ordinary. I tried all four thinners cables I have. I will let you know the result of the Windows reinstall.