Pavilion dv6-6140us: Hard Drive/replacement warranty?

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• HP Pavilion dv6-6c47cl: hard drive errors

  I just got the factory reset disks, my pc is out of warranty... Will be factory reset discs allow me to install the new hard drive into the computer and then it will be as if it was directly from the factory?

  I did the resets to factory using partition on computers, but never a reset using the discs... so I hesitate just install HDD without knowing if the reset disks will be re-hard drive partition and install the factory installed software.

  Need help...

  HP Pavilion dv6-6c47cl notebook PC

  Hello

  Big question. Factory reset disks will allow you to bring the laptop to original settings.

  If the hard drive is bad or you replace it for a reason any (like changing for one SSD), you can use the same media to reinstall the OS.

  I hope this helps!

• HP Pavilion dv6 new HARD drive

  Hi guys... the hard drive of my HP Pavilion dv6 was broken and its not detectable more... my question is... can I replace the hard drive of my HP Dv6 with any brand? I still have my recovery upwards... Please answer asap thnx

  Hello

  Your not limited to any manufacturer of player, so you are free to choose the HARD drive you want.  The only point to keep in mind is to buy a replacement of equal capacity drive (or slightly larger) to the original - installing a lower capacity drive may cause problems when using recovery discs to reinstall the operating system.

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• HP Pavilion dv6 - 6119tx HARD drive upgrade question

  Hi all

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6 - 6119 notebook tx. I am facing a SMART hard disk error and I need to replace it with a new hard drive. It currently has a capacity of 640 GB 5400 RPM HDD Toshiba. All I want to know is can I replace it with a 1 TB hard drive, 7200 RPM (with SATA 6.0 GB/s)? May be I have to 5400 RPM (with SATA 3.0 Gbit/s)?

  Hi kiranmanju

  After some reading on this subject, I think I'll go with MistaB.

  SSDS and hard drives are treated in the same way by the operating system, and they are easily interchangeable. So no, you shouldn't have any problems during the installation of a faster 7200 RPM drive to replace your current drive to 5400 RPM.

  There are only a few things you need to know when buying a compatible disc:
  (A) interface: the vast majority of readers is SATA, and it is what you need
  (B) 2.5 "or 3.5": the first is for laptops, the latter is for desktop computers
  (C) drive height: most of the hard drives 2.5 "are 9.5 mm, and it's what fits most laptops. Some high-capacity drives are 12.5 mm

  Other than that, the rest of the variables are related to performance.

  but I can't guarantee anything of it now. I don't really know why then the user's Guide for your product just omitted part of 7200 RPM if they do not harm anyway. I recommend that contact HP technical support for more details.

  Thank you

  visruth

• Pavilion dv6-6b65ed: hard drive drivers to reinstall windows 7

  Hello

  Im trying ot fixup my parents dv6-6b65ed (A1Q51EA #ABH)

  replacing the hard drive and do a clean install of windows 7 on the new drive, but when I try to install windows it cannot find the drivers for the hard disk. What happens with the original drive and the new drive.

  

  but it cannot find the hard drive

  

  It may have something to do with configuring raid0? as the technology of fast storiage Intel?

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• HP Pavilion p6580t CTO: hard drive replacement options

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  I need to replace the hard drive (ST31000528AS) on my HP Pavilion p6580t CTO.  I'm trying to find which drives are compatible.  ST1000DM003 (promoted as a newer version of the ST31000528AS) work?  What of the SSD Kingston SSDNow v + UV400 (it is smaller, but I have not so much storage)?

  f your original hard driveis still functional, I would discuss with the mnaufacturer. There are programs to reduce the partition to make your request.

• HP pavilion dv6-7010tx hard drive connector cable

  Chennai, India, where can get connector cable from hard drive for laptop model HP Pavilion DV6-7010tx

  Hello
  
  Cable SATA connector comes part of the hard drive.
  
  HP part number: 682063-001 for the material kit of compatible hard drive in your model.
  
  Go through page 27 of this manual:
  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03582006.PDF
  
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• HP Pavilion DV6-6c35dx: HP Pavilion DV6 secondary hard drive?

  The HP Pavilion DV6-6c35dx is able to accommodate two independent hard drives? I want to use an SSD as my main drive for the OS and most of the programs and the current drive as files storage. Is this possible?

  Hello

  It doe doesn't have a lot of space (physically) to a second HDD. If you wish, you can: remove the ODD (CD/DVD drive) and use this slot for a HARD drive. Please watch the following video:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=OA0wypsY5Xs

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion DV6-1333sa hard drive upgrade.

  I want to spend 320 GB sata hard drive 7200 rpm on my pavillion DV6-1333sa.

  I would like to replace it with a hard disk of 1 TB sata 7200 RPM.

  I was looking around and I was wondering what drives would be compatible.

  I noticed that there are versions of 2.5 and 3.5 inches and there are also SATA II and SATA III.

  This Seagate hard drive is the one I was considering. (google for more information)

  Seagate 1 TB 3.5 inch 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache hard drive SATA3

  I found it at a very reasonable price, but I was wondering if it would be compatible and how it would be to transfer my entire system on it and install it.

  Any help would be welcome.

  Thanks in advance.

  fuertejuz wrote:

  ... Seagate 1 TB 3.5 inch 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache hard drive SATA3

  Hello

  You must use the computer portable HARD drive which is 2.5 ". The 3.5 "HARD drive you mentioned above does not physically. HARD drives for laptops are more expensive than HARD drives for desktop computers. You can use something like one of the following:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene&DEPA=0&description=PPSSSSHD&name=sshd

  They are SATA III but will be compatible with SATA II.

  Kind regards.

• Question of hard drive replacement warranty.

  I just bought my first Dell laptop, which comes with 1 year limited warranty.

  The laptop itself has a 1 TB HDD and an SSD of 32 GB. If I took it to an authorized and had the SSD has swapped a larger internal drive, is that voids the warranty on the machine?

  It's my first computer I actually bought for my part, I want to make sure I'm doing everything right.

  You did not mention the computer model of office or the laptop you are talking about if this response is from guess your configuration.

  Generally systems with a mechanical hard drive capacity (the disk of 1 TB in your case) and a small capacity SSD (32 GB in your case) are delivered with the ssd configured to be used as two player cache to accelerate the use of the disc hard capacity mechanical with the software Intel Rapid STORAGE, but also a way to speed up startup and wake from sleep with the Intel Rapid START software.   The small capacity of 32 GB SSD is very probably a small card called mSATA (micro SATA).   A 32 GB drive is not enough space to use as a boot drive.  There are 64, 128, 256 GB mSATA but discs are not really worth the expense.   It isn't really a replacement value for the mechanical hard drive capacity with a 2.5 "SSD (very expensive for a1gb SSD 2.5" ($400?).)

  The combination of a mechanical drive inexpensive large capacity and low capacity mSATA is the best of both worlds, great amount of storage at a low price and the fast performance of an SSD as you often use the same files over and over again and the SSD used as cache makes the system behaves almost as fast as a machine that has only a solid state for most of the users drive.

  All that is to say that you have probably no need to spend money on an update unless you need to improve the marginal performance it provides, or you simply have money burning a hole in your pocket and want to spend.

  To answer your question on if your warranty make changes to your original system configuration, the answer is now.  However, if you encounter a problem that Dell feels support is linked to a part, you added to the system they may ask you to remove it and restore the original return to figuration co system to continue troubleshooting... But it is quite likely that this would never happen.

• Pavilion p7-1414: HARD drive replaced and now...

  The hard drive failed on my desk. I replaced and ordered the site of HP recovery media. When I try to make the recovery all I get is a message that "the system recovery media does not support this computer. You are not able to restore the system with the media. What in the world do I do now?

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• HP Pavilion laptop 14: hard drive replacement policy?

  When I replace my old hdd (hard drive) again one on the support site... engineer on site will take my old hdd? is it necessary or any policy back from the old hdd can only get nine... or I have to keep my old hdd with myself...

  Please clear my doubt. Here is all of us who have gone through this process and able to clear my doubt as soon as possible. ??

  Yes, they will make you return the old drive to get a new, so HP can get any credit machine hard drive (as applicable). Otherwise how do they know that the old is really bad? This is true of every computer manufacturer.

• HP Pavilion dv6-2127el: hard drive full error test

  Hello.

  my laptop has recently a few teething problems, either when the bios starts (led will blink twice), either during the loading of Windows. The problem seems to happen especially the first time that I turn it on during the day, when I try 6-10 times before starting properly.

  I reinstalled the OS and nothing has changed. I did the diagnostic system and I got an error on the full Test of the hard drive:

  9AM66W-53S7G3-XD0021-61EC03

  all other tests passed.

  Thank you

  means that the drive is defective and needs to be replaced...

• Example: Pavilion dv6 6b60sa: hard drive problem

  HIE hope you had help wonderful festive seasons.please... my laptop is saying check imminent smart disk which is the first messege it shows after having turned it on... He also tells me tht drive hard problem l shud back up my data...

  It is very wise. You need a new hard drive and you need to back up everything while you can. Post back if you need more specific help.

• HP Pavilion dv7-1245dx hard drive replacement issue

  Can I use any manufacturer 2.5 "disk for this laptop?    Looking to upgrade to the bigger drive.   Not sure about the sata and sata II speeds rpm or cache sizes, or if they are important.   Thanks in advance.

  Currently: HITACHI HTS543232L9A300 320 GB 5400 RPM SATA 2.5 "8 MB Cache internal Hard Drive

  Will this drive work?  HITACHI Travelstar 2.5-inch 500 GB 7200 RPM SATA II 16 MB Cache hard drive internal

  You are the very welcome.

  You can buy a computer laptop 2.5 "SATA II HDD from anyone.

  I guess Hitachi is OK, but I'd go for it, if it was me...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822136856

  Paul