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• Satellite C660 - update the HARD drive firmware question

  I have satellite C660 with hard drive: MK3275GSX, firmware: v.GT001M. On another Web site support site I found the update of firmware for v.GT002D ([link: http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/mw/en/mwdhs1/DriverDetails/Product/latitude-e6330?driverId=FP21C&fileId=3126089791&osCode=W732 & languageCode = en]).

  Can I use this update?

  Question may be stupid, but why firmware update HARD drive? Over the past 10 years I ve ever installed an update of the HARD drive.

  If Toshiba support doesn t offer an official update on the download page, I think that you don t need.

• How many times can I install Windows 7 on your PC even after I continue to update the hard drive SSD for a bigger?

  How many times can I install windows 7 on your PC even after I continue to update the hard drive SSD for a bigger? Unlimited?

  Mike

  There is no limit.

• Satellite P300D - problem with reboot after update the HARD drive

  Hello

  I have laptop Satellite P300D - 12 c and recently, I put a new hard drive, the Seagate momentus 7200 RPM 2.5 "500 GB. It works well, but I have a strange problem; normally when I reboot the laptop when it will close something sounds, in the figurative sense I could say "something moves" for a bit in the DVD - ROM drive and shuts down and then restarts.

  Now, when the reboot happens to the part of the dvd - rom drive, I described above it stucks there... "something is happening" on the dvd - rom drive as trying to permanently access a dvd or something and he does the same thing until I force it to shut down by pressing the appropriate button. It happens once in two attempts to restart.

  Does anyone have a solution or a tip or something? If you do not understand something to tell me,

  Thank you very much

  Hello!

  I agree with Akuma. Maybe the drive is loose and so you should try re-allocation of places there.
  Maybe it works

  And updated the BIOS, you can find the Toshiba site:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  Good luck and give us feedback! :)

• How to: update the hard drive and memory

  Original title: what are the steps to replace my XP hard drive and improve memory? Still use XP.

  How do they manage the software requirements? I have an external hard drive. How to start the computer after the equipment is replaced? The company I bought the machine from five years ago and recently new parts is not provide much information, since their site or their non-English natually Tech.

  Hello

  · What is the number and the model of the computer?

  To replace the hard disk, you must open the computer case. I recommend you contact the manufacturer of the computer or any local technician for assistance.

  Upgrade memory, can be found: RAM: add more memory to your computer: http://www.microsoft.com/athome/setup/addmemory.aspx

• update the hard drive

  I want to upgrade my hard drive on my Optiplex 170 L. I was told that any SATA drive would be ok, but I don't hink this is the case. I bought a SATA drive, but it has different connections than the original DELL drive?, nobody knows the type of player, I need?

  
  

• I want to save my email and then reinstall it after that I have to wipe the hard drive.

  I'll update the hard drive wiping and reloading the software I want, get rid of the junk that I have collected over the years. I backed up my data, photos and music from My Documents, etc. but I can't figure out how I can save my email so that when I reinstall Thunderbird I can just empty files saved in the program and I'm back in business. I'm sure that's not hard, but I don't know the meaning of "Computerese" I get lost in technical language. How can I do this?

  Thanks for your help.

  If you have saved your whole Documents & Settings (or 'Users' since Vista) then you have probably already what you need.

  Thunderbird stores your data and profile settings.

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/Profiles-TB

  (Firefox also uses its own profile).

• considerations of software when replacing the hard drive on MacBook Pro o

  I intend to upgrade the HD in my macbook pro (non-retine) mid-2012. I've got el capitan, MS office and Adobe CS installed. What I have to do something for the MS & Adobe software before I update. I don't want to lose my licenses for this software when I update the hard drive. Any help much appreciated.

  Depending on the version of Adobe CS, you can disable your copy before you proceed with the migration.

• Seagate Hard Drive Firmware Update for the drive model: ST1000LM024

  I have (HP Pavilion dv6-7180se Entertainment Notebook PC). All the drivers for this model installed correctly except the drivers Frimware (Seagate hard drive Firmware Update) and (PLDS Optical Drive Firmware Update). the first one says "this hard drive model is not supported. Model = ST1000LM024"but my hard drive came from the factory, so what is the practice solution to install this driver? images .view of problems:

  This is to seagate:

  and for PLDS:

  Need help. Thank you.

  What mean of these messages, is that these "Firmware updates" do not apply to material in your specific computer. The two "Seagate Firmware Updates" are respectively for the hard drives of 250 GB / 320 GB and 500/750 GB hard drives. Your computer comes with a 1 TB hard drive, which is not subject to updates of the firmware. The "PLDS Optical Drive Update" is for another drive to CD/DVD only installed in your computer and also does not apply. There is no further action to take... Do not attempt to install these updates of firmware, because they do not apply to the hardware in your computer.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Update the Firmware of the HARD drive

  Hello

  My paintings tell me that I had to upgrade the firmware of the HARD drive. I have SyncRep enabled on these paintings and I want to know if this is important?

  No, it does not matter.   You are a member of the Group at a time.  The update script will do a disc, restart it, and then move on to the next.  It is best to do so in a period more short I/O.

• Hard drive firmware update - Active shock protection

  Hi, I discovered that Lenovo provides upgrades firmware for 2.5-inch HDDs to be compatible with the system of Active protection against shock, parks the head on the violent movement.

  I have a Lenovo T60 and want to put in a 120 GB Hitachi.
  Here is the output of the tool (Linux) hdparm for my Hitachi drive:
  Model is Hitachi HTS541612J9SA00, FwRev is SBDOC70P, SerialNo = SB2D03E4GRLXA

  This page here has a list of supported hard drives for an update of the firmware.
  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-62282

  They don't list my exact harddrive, but they list the HTS5416xxJ9AT00. So my hard drive has a "character near the end of the model name.

  My question is, is supported in my hard drive? I'll try to update the firmware using the Lenovo software? Thank you

  If I understand correctly your drive and any other SATA drive that fits in the Bay should work with the EPA. I think I just read a more technical discussion on this more to the section of the thinkpads.com, notebookreview lenovo or another thread here (they all blur after a while) but I'm too lazy to go hunt it upward at the moment. If I turn on again, I'll come back and post a link

  From notebookreview (courtesy of SSNSEAWOLF):

  Indeed, it will work.

  Protection against shocks using a built-in accelerometer that detects when your laptop is declining and then sends a command to stop your hard drive (Park its heads), just as if you were having turned off the computer and stop the hard drive.

  Thus, there is nothing special you need from your hard drive, that all logical owner and material are inside the computer laptop itself. Any hard drive will work fine.

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/showthread.php?t=256374

• Ugggh.  I have a 27-inch iMac late 2011 and the hard drive was updated with a new SSD.  The integrated cd/dvd had to be taken out.  I then bought a thought of superdrive, it should work.  It's frozen on my iMac!

  Ugggh.  I have a 27-inch iMac late 2011 and the hard drive was updated with a new SSD.  The integrated cd/dvd had to be taken out.  I then bought a thought of superdrive, it should work.  It's frozen on my iMac!  Gee, who could have possibly guessed that would happen?  I tried all kinds of silly workarounds, I found on the internet, but still it will not register the stack of DVDs and other discs I have.

  If you're like me and upgraded your iMac that came with a cd/dvd drive internal... so he has to come out to give way to the fusion or the SSD drive, do NOT buy the apple superdrive.  It will work with your computer!

  Think I'll get a laptop samsung...

  Ironic, isn't it? Own Apple SuperDrive will not work with Apple computers. Shame you don't check here first that we would have warned you. Return Apple overpriced and buy a nice third-party player for a third of the price. I love the LG units. You can consider a loading plate because they are more reliable, and you can use these pesky disc when you get one.

• Envy 15-j059nr: Envy 15-j059nr would not start Windows after update to win10 now the hard drive is missing

  This system worked before Windows 8.1 it has been upgraded to Windows 10 last year. It's my boyfriends computer and last night it kept getting blue screen dreaded with errors on his hard drive. He kept ignoring. Then, his computer's battery died and when he started upward, he could get a blue screen and act as if it would repair itself and would just start all over again. He was going in a loop. He did not know what he was doing, but searched on the Internet and ended up messing around any more.

  Its installation was 850 GB HD 3 partitions, it was set up as a Raid was one the main C drive, one was the restore disc and the other hides. He changed the disk. He changed a few things in bios too, but I don't know exactly what.

  The problelm I have right now, is that when that I boot without the USB bootable media, I created, I'm stuck at a screen that says there is no startup disk and no installed operating system and press F2 to run Diagnostics. When I run the diagnostics, just fine, no errors.

  When I try to recover, repair, reimage or anything other that to reinstall, it goes back to the screen I mentioned above which does not allow me to do anything about this either, with the exception of past at the command prompt, which is X and not C. I did a dir/w and only seen the windows files are here , but under the users directory, documents and images are empty, so don't know if it's even watch what I think it is.

  When I want to install Windows 10, everything goes smooth and then bam, he wants that pilots. I can't find the drivers for this laptop who don't have the .exe and require installation. This notebook is not a CD/DVD player on it. I don't mind doing a reformat and start all over, if I could recover his pictures on his hard drive. They are his grandfather.

  Help, please!

  Thank you in advance!

  AggieFan378

  You are the very welcome.

  Unfortunately, I woudn't be able to help you with that.

  I'm afraid that the PC is now a useless paperweight because of the BIOS update has failed.  There is usually no recourse other than to replace the motherboard.

  If all goes well, you were able to recover the files before that happened, and if not, get a SATA cable adapter USB and read the hard drive on another PC.

• Must the updates and hot fixs remain on the hard drive after having been loaded? Is the information provided in the operating system?

  Must the updates and hot fixs remain on the hard drive after having been loaded?  Is the information provided in the operating system? Or do the lonely stand.

  Original title: need for disk space

  Here are the official specifications of Toshiba for your PC...

  http://support.Toshiba.com/support/staticContentDetail?ContentId=638405&isFromTOCLink=false

  All interface PATA (IDE) connectors are a standard 40 pin.

  I know that there is no restriction on the mixture of ATA drives with different speed capabilities and no restrictions on what cable you use, whether 40 wire or 80 strand (but still 40 pins).

  Faster drives will only work at the speed of the slowest car on any cable and 80 strand cables are needed to make ATA66 or higher drives run at their native speed.

  In addition, no player can work faster than the motherboard chipset permits, in your case ATA66.

  My provider of trade has still some disks 3.5 '' PATA in stock, but these are becoming harder and harder to find. Indeed, it is possible that production has ceased and that suppliers are just exhausted stocks.

  I can certainly say that, when repairs this technology were more frequent, I never had problems with discs theoretically faster on the same cable as slower drives, nor by using faster on 40 cable strands discs. In fact, of many penny pinching manufacturers (some of them major) regularly used for the optical drive and hard drive on the same cable as the motherboard has two connectors, resulting in a decrease in performance on the disk hard (although most of the people would not have noticed the difference). Sometimes, the cable would be 40 strand (understandable if you are penny pinching) and sometimes the cable would be 80 strand (laughable if you are penny pinching because they are [were] more expensive).

  Pass your question about vacant below the sound card. Unless your text confused me, this space is for expansion cards no disk drives. Space that you reference is probably to the back of the PC. Hard drives are normally located toward the front of the dedicated PC "berries". Unfortunately, I could find no photo on the Toshiba site, and still less those internal.

  Tricky

• Update of Vista 32 bit does not work after replacing the hard drive

  A month ago the hard drive of my computer (ACER Aspire 6920) had to be replaced. The disk image hard precedent (which includes the c: with Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit, SP 2 build 6002) has been mirrored to the new hard drive. Everything seemed to work fine until I noticed that I don't have more updates from Microsoft. I tried a manual update and got the message that the update service was not working and I have to restart the computer. However, the Task Manager showed that the update service has been executed. Of course, I rebooted the computer, but nothing has changed.

  I found a whole bunch of recommendations for this issue in this forum, but nothing seems to work:

  • The Microsoft FixIT tool indicates a problem with the update of components, and then said that the problem had been solved successfully. However, the problem is still there and rerun the FixIt tool Gets the same message on a problem (yet) found and fixed.
  • I also stopped the update service, delete all content in Windows/C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution and restarted the service. without success.
  • I've temporarily disabled my security suite (Eset Smart Security 6) and tried the update. I also have fittings the folder C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution to the scope of the antivirus, without success. On the old hard drive, I used a different security suite so I thought that maybe the ESET (that I installed everything recently) could be the cause of the problem, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
  • I also followed the instructions provided by Microsoft at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971058, but again, no change at all. However, it should be noted that registering some DLLs that Microsoft listed does not work (message that the DLL is not found or some server entry point (my translation, I'm using the German UI and don't know English good term; sorry) could not be found.)

  Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821 , I found another tool that supposedly can solve some problems of updating; I downloaded the version for Vista 32-bit, but it cannot install it on my computer (error code = 0xc8000247 during installation).

  So I'm really lost now what else to do. I would appreciate any suggestions. Please note that I am not technically very warned :)

  ARG, apologies.

  Was not aware that they had dropped support for Vista... (I myself have 'graduated' Vista earlier)

  The fact that you have not already installed TSRI is exactly your problem.

  Recent hard drives using 'Sectors 4 K', also known as 'Advanced Format Technology'.

  If the installed hard disk driver currently is not compatible with this specification,

  It will result in oddities like the status of the service Windows Update is not recognized correctly.

  Installation TSRI will fix this in most cases.

  Alternatively, if you are using Vista SP1 or later version (or 7 SP1), you can use the real driver.

  Since you are already updated to SP2, we will see if it is a viable solution.

  Go to: start-> Control Panel-> programs-> programs and features

  In the list of installed programs, locate and remove if found.

  -Intel Matrix Storage Manager

  -Intel Turbo Memory

  This should force your computer to go back to the real driver provided by Vista.