Problem eject on my 2nd SATA Hard Drive Bay Caddy

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

  HP Pavilion Elite m9510f desktop PC
  Product #: NC692AAR-ABA

  System Board
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  Southbridge Intel 82801IR (ICH9R)

  Box spring
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  RAM:
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  Firmware revision: HP26
  Size: 698,6 GB
  Rotation speed: 7200 RPM
  Cache size: 16 MB
  Physical sector size: 512 B
  Logical sector size: 512 B
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  MFHP
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  The word "support" has a connotation that is specific to HP - it usually means were that he tested with, sold with, etc.   I do not think that these discs were available when this system was built/designed, and thus the moniker "supported" official cannot be assured.

  Everything that is said - I see not where there is a problem with this player.   I have a m9600t HP of a similar vintage - I swapped my Seagate 750 GB drive for a 7200 RPM Hitachi 2 TB drive and added an another 2 TB "Green" WD drive as a secondary drive.   No problems.

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  Your mileage may vary - but I think it should work correctly...

  -dm (an employee of HP of long date, but the comments/suggestions are my own, not my employer)