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  I need to replace the hard drive in my equium A60-155. I need to know what is compatible with this model and if the brand of the drive is important in compatibility. For example should be a drive hard toshiba or is it possible to others.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  You n t need to install a HDD in particular of Toshiba. You can also use disk of another company.

  It is important that you use a HARD drive with support for hardware specifications.

  I found these useful discussions on the replacement of the HDD on the Satellite and Equium A60:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=23770&MessageID=87207
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=22183&MessageID=81930

  Satellite A60 is very similar to the A60 Equium and so the two series use the same hard disks

• : 6000 #1 IDE ERROR after disk replacement

  Hi I have a couple of SP6000 and there a mounted DVD/CDRW (UJDA720 model number) who is unable to read the headlines, just hunting all the time that a disk is in the drive. I replaced the drive with 2 identical units called, but I get the message on the screen at startup, ERROR IDE #1. The laptop will then continue and has finished start, but the system is unable to see this player. I have tried both a UJDA720 and the updated version a little more recent, UJDA740 with the same results in two laptops.

  Replaceing the old drive in your laptop will result in no error at startup and the system can see the drive in the Panel, but cannot read the titles, although it will hunt in search of them.

  Any ideas as to the cause and the cure for this?

  Hello

  It seems that you have replaced the disc is not compatible.
  As far as I know most readers using a selected cable configuration. Your car has settings master or slave.
  Please check the label for more information that is placed on the disk
  Well well, to solve this massage you need a player compatible and taken in charge.

• on a late 2009 MacBook Pro 17IN HD had a power failure, leading to the replacement of the HD now, how do I get the 10. .  OS reloaded

  on a late 2009 MacBook Pro 17IN HD had a power failure, leading to the replacement of the HD now, how do I get the 10. .  OS reloaded

  You have the original installation media supplied with your machine? This would be a way: use the DVD to boot from, format the new hard drive and then reinstall the operating system. You can then update/upgrade to 10.11.

  Other than that, your model was not eligible to have its firmware updated to allow for the recovery of the internet which is the only other way I know - at least the only other way besides a bootable clone, you did before your defective hard disks.

  Computers that can be upgraded to use OS X Internet Recovery - Apple Support

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• disk failure on the update of firmware for 6.4.2

  I have improved the weekend last in 6.4.1 6.4.2. immediately after the disk in drive 1 broken (102). I don't believe in co-incidences. the two discs were healthy before the upgrade (cycle count 55, new and green status with no email alert re system to degrade the status). There is no error reported in the newspaper before the upgrade. The system is now degraded with drive 1 not recognized despite being deleted and inserted (with power recycling). both drives are 3 TB WD red... both purchased at the same time and about 2 years. newspapers are available. I'm only using< 20%="" of="" capacity="" so="" not="" that="" either.="" running="" in="" raid="">

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  21 Feb 12:58:58 macnas5 kernel: md: Unbind

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  21 Feb 12:58:58 macnas5 kernel: md: link

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  21 Feb 12:58:58 macnas5 readynasd [2889]: find_available_disk: check disk sda...

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  21 Feb 12:58:59 macnas5 apache2 [3268]: [Sun Feb 21 12:58:59 2016] [guard] Useless use of AllowOverride to line 4 of etc/frontview/apache/apps-https.conf.

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  21 Feb 12:59 macnas5 upnphttpd [3300]: registration uuid:0c35b4ef-dd25-4e58-a4f4-f91fcbe480a6, desc =http://192.168.1.18:10000 / nasService.xml, uuid = 0c35b4ef-dd25-4e58-a4f4-f91fcbe480a6

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  I managed to connect the drive failing to my pc. Unfortunately, it died completely... not recognized by the BIOS (so never successful for utilities). It will be on its way back to WD for replacement. Fortunately, I had ordered a new drive identical during the week and installed last night. It took 8 hours to synchronize, but we are now back to normal, even if the original disc will probably soon Miss also.

  Thank you for your help. I'll see if I can swap on the second disk too with the number of load cycles (and certainly reset). Then I'll go for the upgrade again.

  Thank you

• disk replacement hard 15-d002sl

  Hi all

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  Antonio

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• A small question about the replacement of the DVD in a HP Pavilion dv6 - 2057cl

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  {Removed privacy}

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  DaFlash

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• Invalid product key: Re-install WinXP Pro after crash of HD and replacement on the old computer.

  After the hard disk crash and replacement on the old computer, reinstall Windows XP - Pro.

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• When you use Windows Explorer to view the files and folders, the thumbnails of image files appear briefly then are replaced with the default icon of the image file. I tried the answers to similar problems, but none worked.

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  izzlecrate,
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  Third: After that is finished and all the contents are inside you.
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  NOW! You can move the folder wherever you want by drag-and - drop the folder and when it's done and that's the best part, you should see the thumbnails of the folder on the EDGE of the folder that you just created.  It worked for me and I hope it works for you.
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  Miniatures,

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  Post edited by: a.p. - the moderator Note: branched out in a new discussion

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