ProBook 470 G3: M2 500 GB (SATA) drives are supported on HP ProBook 470 G3?

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  On the motherboard sata port works fine with a sata drive (i.e. 3.5 "HD) connected, but does not work when I connect an esata bracket for use with an external hard drive. I tried two different sata ports.  I did not have this problem on other motherboards. Support connects to the motherboard via a regular sata cable port.  I'm sure it's a simple solution, but little aid is necessary and would be appreciated. Thank you.

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• Satellite A200-1N2 what HARD drive are supported?

  Hello

  I have an A200-1N2, with the original 120GB hard drive.
  I would like to upgraded to a larger capacity HARD internal disk.
  Can you please me, whose internal hard disk capacities and types (only IDE?) are supported?

  Thank you very much!!
  Leor

  > Can you please tell me, what capacity internal hard drive and types (only IDE?) are supported?
  First of all, for all IDE HDD is NOT supported, because the laptop supports the SATA HDD controller. Therefore, use of SATA 2.5 hard disks.

  Given that the SATA controller is not limited to any size, you should be able to use any HARD drive 2.5 SATA.

• What 500 GB SATA drive is compatible with the APS Thinkpad?

  I want to upgrade the main drive in my W500 at 500 GB, or possibly put the biggest drive in Ultrabay W500 carrier. I would like APS to work for the two discs.

  Does anyone have a * real * experience of the use of the APS with such a high capacity drive?

  I think the Hitachi Travelstar 5K 500. B family of readers (9.5 mm in height), but the OEM hardware manual doesn't speak any "Immediate unloading" command (which - I hope I have this right - does not write unwritten cached buffers but parks immediately drive), only the command "immédiate Idle" with function "unload":

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  I phoned HitachiGST support, and they told me that large OEM's like Lenovo order their discs with custom firmware OEM versions and support Hitachi were not informed of what are the characteristics that could affect.

  In theory the Lenovo readers could use a different command for "Immediate Idle" code of practice regular, unmodified firmware does not support.

  Anyone with more information?

  I ended up buying a Seagate 320 7200.3 drive 7200 RPM with integrated protection of the 'G-force '. Leaving active APS has not led to compatibility problems: the drive Park when the laptop is shaken, but I don't know if it's the result of the APS system or the built-in accelerometer.

• This replacement of hard drives are supported by the Satellite P30?

  Hello
  My P30 came with a HARD disk that rotates at 4500 rpm of 80 GB. I really need a floppy that can write and access data fast enough for video editing (rendered) and multi track audio recording.

  Are there alternative products that can improve the performance of my computer? I have already ordered 2 GB of RAM.
  Would a Hitachi Travelstar 7K 100 works with my device?

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  I think you can use the HARD disk with the following properties:

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  Bus Master IDE
  Support 100 synchronous DMA Ultra

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• What hard drives are supported for Satellite 5100-201

  Hello!

  My drive is making some strange noises, might he have one foot in the grave...
  Have the latest bios 1.9. and the original at 30 GB disk.
  Have a Hitachi 40 GB I tried with, but the laptop did not.
  So I would like to know what drives and formats supported for this model.

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Very strange did you use a compatible 40 GB HDD?
  To my knowledge, the laptop must be able to recognize the 40 GB HARD drive.
  As far as I know the 30 GB HARD drive that was installed is a Toshiba MK3017GAP and the computer supports a HDD of 20, 30, 40 or 60 GB.

  I think that these disc HARD must be compatible:
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• SATA drive in older presario

  installed 500 GB sata drive in presario sr1265cl with card mother a7vbx - la.

  unrecognized disk, sata port is active on this system?

  do I need a new bios or anything just not compatible?

  I just checked the configuration BIOS F11 on my old Pavilion.On Advanced tab screens, all the way at the bottom of the screen is "Ide Configuration". Go in, and there is the possibility to change the controller P - ATA only P - ATA & S - ATA or SATA same only. Remember that I have not tried a SATA hard drive with these settings so untested Betacam, but he seen possible.

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• Configuration of the bios/add another SATA drive

  I just added a 500 GB Sata Drive in my Dell8300. I cloned it with the info of the Sata 120 GB drive came with the system.

  I left the orig. cable/HDD attached as he was to the Mboard and plugged the new drive in the free sata connection.

  When I go into the bios, the only way I can get the new boot disk is to turn off the device of the orig. If this isn't the case, it will boot to the old drive.

  I guess I have to swap the cables on the sata connector of Mboard for him to start again disc? Or, can I I put in place in the Bios to do? (I tried, but in vain)

  Also, when I get it started properly, how can I do to get Windows XP to show both drives in Explorer? At present, if I have two drives is enabled in the bios, it will start on the old disk, but not to show new disc in Explorer...

  Just a guess here, but I wonder if, because the old drive has been cloned on the new drive, I have to rename the drive letters to get to show?

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• How to connect an IDE and SATA drive on my computer

  I run windows XP Pro on my computer, it's a Sata hard drive, I also have to plug an IDE drive, but also a return to the top. Whenever I put the disc in, my computer can not see a reason any. Please help an old man if you would.

  Thanks in advance for any help

  Richard, welcome to the forum.

  Here are the manuals for the computer:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DocumentIndex.jsp?ContentType=SupportManual&lang=en&cc=us&docIndexId=64180&TaskID=101&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=410112

  On the Service reference Guide, 3rd edition, P. 59 it states the following: "HP does not support hard drives PATA (IDE) when the SATA drives are installed on the computer.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Windows 8 can't find my SATA drive (2). It does not appear in disk management, but it appear when I open the tab of properties on any drive and click displays all disks. What should do?

  I bought a new computer (custom build) and Frys Electronics put it together for me.  Disk 0 is a 128 GB SSD, 1 disk is a SATA 2 TB drive, and disc 2 is a 1 TB SATA drive. Readers of 0 and 1 have been configured correctly when I installed Windows 8 but Drive 1 was not found\initialized. Player 2 does not appear in the disk management window, but when I click on properties on any drive, and then on the "hardware" tab, the drive appears.  If I can get windows to find it, I can go configure manually.  DiskPart cannot find disc 2 in the 'LIST' command and when I get in car 2 on other commands that require a number of disc, nothing happens.

  What should I do?

  Thank you.

  I ran an old Western Digital (the two SATA drives are WD) diagnosis and there are 1 OK to drive.  I tested it and it doesn't have a writing that test a few zeros.  I thought that it was a bad drive and I must return to the seller.  The next morning I tried the WD diagnosis again and this time he passed.  The app then allowed me to format it and it assign a drive letter.

  It seems to be OK now, but I'm not load all the files on it again.

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• PE R510 of the SAS addition to the installed system with SATA drives

  Hello

  We have a server PE510 that came with 2 drives 2 TB SATA 7.2 k and a Controller PERC SAS 6/iR.   The servers of the machine as a SQL server (its original purpose) and later on, a busy file server.  The file server role was not originally intended for this machine.  What we are seeing is very bad I/O bottleneck during daily use, although only about a dozen people access to this server.   (I got the system extracted by pressing more than once).

  I wonder if replace drives with SAS will help solve this problem.  There are 6 empty bays on the system.

  Would I be able to add 3-6 SAS disks to this system (in addition to the installed SATA disks), in order to create a new RAID volume and move the files to it on SATA volumes?   The existing SATA drives are in a RAID1 volume.

  Thank you

  Thank you

  Mauricej74

  I wonder if replace drives with SAS will help solve this problem.  There are 6 empty bays on the system.

  Replacement by SAS will probably help, but your bottleneck is your controller, not your type of disc.  There is no easy way to migrate a Windows installation of a SAS 6/iR to a PERC 6 / i, but if you were to move the PERC, you will see a substantial improvement.  The other problem is that, because you can not mix SAS and SATA disks in a virtual disk, you would have to do a backup/restore for the SAS VD (you would not be able to rebuild a SAS drive in the existing table to replace one at a time).

  Mauricej74

  Would I be able to add 3-6 SAS disks to this system (in addition to the installed SATA disks), in order to create a new RAID volume and move the files to it on SATA volumes?

  Yes, you can add the SAS drives for the system and more SATA drives.  Note, however, that 1) the SAS 6/iR controller only supports 2 virtual drives, while a VD can be added, and 2) the SAS 6/iR controller only supports RAID 0 and 1, would be so the only way to add disks "3-6" in a RAID 0, which leaves your data at extreme risk.

• Satellite A50-522: what drives are compatible

  Hello

  I have the following problem, could someone help me thank you
  I have a toshiba satellite a50-522 and the hard drive seems to be dead

  While I was looking to replace.
  So here's the question; Where can I find a list of the compatible HDD with the laptop?

  Thank you

  Hello

  To my knowledge, Toshiba provides official information on hard drives compatible.
  But don t worry buddy. I think I could help a bit.
  Always is that the Satellite A50 was delivered with the 40 GB drive HARD IDE (ATA-6)
  Therefore, you need to use hard drives that support the IDE!
  The SATA drives are not compatible!

  Now a few words about the size of the HARD drive. Laptops BIOS supports a HARD drive size limitation and not all HARD drive sizes are supported. But I think 60 or 80 GB would be compatible so just testing everything.

  Best regards

• Can you put a 500 g SATA hard drive in Pavilion a750w?

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• Want to install a second hard drive 500 GB SATA

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  KCav

  HI, have a Dell OptiPlex 745, I would like to install a second 500 GB SATA; removed the cover and there discovered is only a single data on the cable connector. Buy a cable for desktop t6his linking the two SATA drives?  Can someone help me to know what cable to buy?  I disassembled the cover.

  KCav

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• DV5220us will not identify Seagate 500 GB Sata 7200 RPM hard drive XP

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