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• Question of replacement for the hard drive MacBook Pro Late 2008

  Hello

  My MBP HD headed to the exit so I'll take the plunge and get a replacement SSD to install it.  Being not too tech savvie I'm trying to cover all the bases before starting the replacement so I think I'm OK to get to the old and a new one outside.

  I read that a clean install of Mac OS X is recommended.  The plan is to install the new SSD and connect the old HD the MBP for a speaker for the migration of files once the SSD has been formatted and installed operating system.  One of my questions is what OS can / should I install in the first place on the new SSD.  I have the Leopard installation disc that came with the MBP, I also have a Snow Leopard install disc I bought (this is the version 10.6.3).  Start with the Snow Leopard disc or do I have to install Leopard first?  I would get the new OS SSD up to version I'm currently on (10.7.5).

  My other question is around RAM.  As part of the upgrade, I plan to replace and max of RAM, I've seen is now 8 GB between the two slots.  I read what the maximum capacity to 8 as part of an update of the firmware.  So the question is: should I do all updates of OS before installing the RAM?  The MBP would difficult treat 8GB if the firmware update is not installed through the different software updates that will be needed once the OS is installed on the SSD?

  Advice/suggestions appreciated.

  See you soon

  J

  Replace the RAM can be done at any time. If you have already downloaded the firmware required, it has already updated your material and will not be lost when you replace the hard drive. However, according to Apple, your computer can manage only a 4 GB. I could be missing something...

  See here: MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2008) - technical data sheet

  As far as your OS issue, the best thing to do is get the updated software to match the information that you are migrating back (to make sure no problem with migration). The best way to do it, is to download recovery disk wizard and install it on an extra USB key. This allows you to install Lion without having to install Leopard or Snow Leopard first. This will also use disk utility to format the new SSD correctly.

  DOWNLOAD: OS X Recovery Disk Wizard v1.0

  How to: OS X: on Recovery Disk Wizard - Apple Support

• Pavilion G6t-2200: replacement for the hard drive g6t-2200 problem

  Original hard drive failed completely. Have inserted 3 different drives in this laptop and BIOS doesn't recognise it, even a brand new 500 GB drive.

  Any suggestions on how to get this pc to recognize a replacement disk would be appreciated. I buy HP recovery CD and they do not work on it because of this problem.

  PS the pc was working fine until the original disc is dead so I suspect not the motherboard.

  Hey @DaveTully,

  See if the BIOS is set on and switch to whatever that is not defined on the secure boot or inheritance.

  Here is a guide on how to do it: Computers HP - Secure Boot (Windows 8)

  Please hold me.

  By pressing the Thumbs Up button below, you can always say thank you!
  
  See you soon.

• HP Pavilion dv9700: replacement for the hard drive DV9700 adapter.

  Hello, I put a new 1 TB HDD in my laptop of co-workers for her and comes to know there is no adapter on two hard disks to connect to the motherboard, where can I get one of these adapters? I saw a post not a few minutes ago, but he didn't say where I can get a.

  NO, I don't want the caddy, I mean the slip which connects the SATA plugs weird connections inside the bays 1 and 2.

  In addition, why in the world did you choose to use these connections owners, have you tried to set a new standard or something? Now, my co worker must wait for God knows how long it will take to get his laptop in working condition.  I'm so happy that I chose Custom build my personal computers.

  What happened to the original one?

  I found this, seems to be the best price even if you don't need the Caddy

  http://www.Amazon.com/Pavilion-dv9000-SATA-drive-caddy/DP/B005GJ8OIK

  I also found this one, not sure if it's the same, but seems to be

  http://www.Amazon.com/Compaq-HP-dv6000-connector-DFHS22FR685/DP/B0041LDAUQ/ref=pd_sim_147_1?ie=UTF8&dpID=31qHBKfvvnL&dpsrc=Sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=0X8K0Q33N0PXNNEAN363

• Is it dangerous for the HARD drive, the icon she samples D:\?

  Is it dangerous for the HARD drive, the icon she samples D:\?
  .. The example of the start menu button is also in D:\. (Classic interface)

  I downloaded the 'old' Nice and exchanged icons on my desktop.
  The user, workstation, trash ones and two new folders using the icons for them also.

  The question is - I moved these new icon samples in D:\ (which is not the main drive) and I was wondering if the PIN that reads the HARD drive is physically mobile all the time on one side of the disc to another. Because the icons are located in the D:\... and these icons are defined on elements that are found in C:\, lol!

  so I was wondering If it damage the hard drive (physically)!

  Please answer, thank you!

  Hi Kaloyan,

  Keep the icons in the D drive or any other drive which is not the main drive does not affect the HARD drive somehow.

• A temperature probe is really necessary for the replacement of the hard drive?

  I replaced the hard drive in my late 2009 iMac 21.5 ". In the OWC video, he calls for a probe. My hard drive is not one of the built-in ones. I was wondering if I really need or the computer will work fine without it?

  Well without it your HD fan will be clocked at high speed all the time. The good news is that you can also control the fans/temp via the software. Here is a free software that works very well. http://www.eidac.de/

• The recovery disks do not work for the hard drive replaced in my Presario CQ4010F desktop PC

  Hi all

  I have a Compaq Presario CQ4010F Desktop PC (Windows 7 64-bit) in which the hard drive went bad. I bought a new hard drive which is a 1 to, the failed drive was 500 GB. So, I ordered disks system recovery, four in total. The disk labeled 'Use this first!' appear to be running fine, then prompted me to launch the next disc, which I assume is the 1 of 3 system recovery disk. With the computer, always, I inserted the CD 1 of 3 and have waited and watched as nothing has happened. I restarted the PC with the 3 disc 1 again and that will inspire nothing happened. Any help is appreciated in this matter.

  Hello:

  If you can't get the recovery disks to work (don't make sure that the keyboard, mouse and monitor are connected), then you can make your own windows 7 installation DVD and use that to at least get windows 7 installed and your PC back to the operation.

  Here's how.

  If you can read the Microsoft windows 7 25-character product key, you can download simple Windows 7 ISO files to burn on a DVD for the version of windows that is installed on your PC, and which is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC case.

  Burn the ISO with the option to burn the ISO on your DVD burning program and burn it at the slowest possible speed that will allow your program. This will create a bootable DVD.

  Or use the installation of Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to compile the ISO file that you download from Digital River. Link and instructions below. You need a 4 GB flash drive to use the USB compilation method.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool

  Use 25 characters on the PC product key to activate the installation.

  The key will activate a 32 or 64 bit installation.

  Then go to the support of the PC and driver page to install the drivers you need.

  Link to downloads ISO of W7 is below.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-from-Digital-River/

  Paul

• T410 part number for the hard drive

  Can't sem to find the n/p for this. Thanks in advance. CW

  Oops, sorry, I forgot to mention the hard drive, many RUF. You can find the FRU numbers for the different hard drives in the http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?DocID=PD009631 parts list

• Replacement for 2nd hard drive

  My HP Pavilion Media Center m7790e has 2 hard drives, a main hard drive 320, and the 2nd drive hard 160 GB (Seagate ST316081 1AS SCSI) which I use to backup my My Documents folder and to store multimedia files TV.  My operating system is Vista Home Premium.  My problem is that the 2nd hard drive fills up very fast and I need more storage.  I'm unable to use an external hard drive that is due to the fact that my USB 2.0 ports cannot be upgraded to 3.0 and I think that the speed of USB 2.0 file transfer would be boring.  I considered a 640 GB pocket media drive, but HP said that a media player of Pocket would be no faster than an external hard drive connected via a USB 2.0 port.  I guess the drive hard internal speeds are much better.  I don't think I can add a 3rd hard drive so I plan to replace the 160 GB with a 500 GB hard drive or a disk more.  Appropriate recommendations would be appreciated.  If there are other mods I should improve file transfer speeds, I'm all ears.  Thanks in advance.

  Bill

  Sorry I have not responded earlier. There is a huge difference between a SATA connection and a SCSI connection. Unless you have installed a third-party interface card, I don't think that your computer has a SCSI connection.

  Your computer does not have a SATA III interface, but the reader must be compatible with your machine, similar to the way USB 3.0 interfaces are retro-compatible with 2.0 devices. They simply will work as fast as possible in the faster connection. But this does not mean that you should not throw the disc the fastest as you can in your computer. Unless there is a huge price for one of these drives premium, I would use them rather than paying for something with dated technology.

• Dv5-1040ee: Updrade for the hard drive and the data movement

  I've recently updated by 10-32-bit Windows operating system

  I need advice on two things:

  1. I am currently on 160 GB - and planning to upgrade to a drive hard 500 GB or 1 TB with a 7200 RPM.

  Please let me know, what this laptop supports... (I'm in India

  2. need to move my Windows to the new hard drive, as is, without having to re - install.

  Need advice for the same thing.

  Appreciate your quick response.

  Concerning

  Baala

  Yes, it will support a 500 GB or HDD Terrabyte 7200 RPM 2.5 inch SATA. Your installation can be transferred to a new larger drive using cloning. There are several programs that can do of CLonezilla (free) to pay software like Acronis True Image. Need you a SATA to usb adapter to hold the new player during the clone process.

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

  Post back if you need help most.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Slution' to help others find it.

• Too big for the hard drive from the photo library

  My iMac has two internal drives - a hard drive of 250 in the solid state and a disk of 1 TB of data.  I am trying to import about 80 GB of photos. To be able to access on my other devices Apple iCloud, I know, they must be on the HARD DISK, but I don't have enough room due to the large number of iTunes files already there. Is there a solution to this? I wish I could share all my photos between the office, the iPhone and the iPad. Thank you.

  Launch of iPhoto, Aperture, or Photos with down option, create a library on the external hard drive, and if you use pictures, set it as the system library. The volume used to store the must be in Mac OS Extended format.

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• Get the hard drive just for my laptop DM1

  Hi, I need to buy a replacement for the hard drive to my laptop 4341sa DM1. On the system, I found the model like a Hitachi HTS543232A7A384 number. I looked on http://www.shopmania.co.uk/hard-drives/p-hitachi-hts543232a7a384-41617984 and I'm wrong in thinking for a up there would be a suitable replacement, or is there something escapes me in how to buy and replace a hard drive? I changed only ever desktop hard drives before, much easier!

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Hello

  Wat I thought it should work! It is similar to the HARD disk, you... also, I found a Guide service that can be useful for you

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03597035.PDF

  Check the Page 51 for info HDD... also if you want to get it fron HP you can get it from the link below

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?type=prod&SearchText=B6E65AV

• Replacing the HARD drive on the satellite A110-252

  I'm looking for a replacement of the hard drive for my laptop and I don't know which are compatible.

  I understand that I need a 2.5 "internal HDD, size 7 cm x 10 cm x 9.5 mm

  However the confusion for me is above the interface, I think I understand it, is that it is a SATA interface - this correct?

  .. and if so, I noticed there are SATA-150, SATA-300 & SATA II HDD, you or the other of these works to the machine?

  Is this all I should which is not compatible with the laptop, for example rotation speed, he search speed, maximum size, manufacturers etc.?

  Thank you very much

  Dougie

  Hi Douglas

  I understand you very well. Sometimes I m also very confused because the entire designations in the laptop world
  In any case, during the search on the net I found useful information on the compatible HARD drive for your laptop.

  It seems that the satellite A110-252 support SATA (serial ATA) 1.5 G interface. Most compatible hard drives support a rotational speed of 5400 RPM and that is why I recommend buy HARD drive 5400 RPM

  The laptop comes with 60 GB HARD drive. Am I wrong? I think generally you should be able to use a 80, 100 and 120 GB HDD without any problem.

• Re: Tecra A7 - what is the maximum capacity of the HARD drive?

  Hi all

  Is there any BIOS, hardware limitation of a hard drive replacement for Toshiba Tecra A7? I'm looking to install 500 GB hard drive. Will it work?

  Thank you
  Matt

  Hello

  As I know there is no limit of capacity on the HARD disk for Tecra A7 already has a SATA interface and a controller for the HARD drive.

  So, theoretically, 500 GB should work fine, I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work.

  But you could give us a feedback here, how it works with 500 GB! ;)

• Win7 won't start no-Pavilion dv7-6059eo-a the hard drive failed? Contact HP?

  Hello

  I have already experienced some minor problems with my HP laptop, as crashes and freezes and error startup. Now, yesterday I came home vacation and discovered that my PC did "feel well" when I used it. Sound had been delayed and delayed, processes and programs froze frequently, including the Task Manager. I decided to just restart and went for a shower, half an hour later when I came back to my PC it was trying to close the session, without success. I used the power button to shut down physically, and when I tried to start it up, I was allowed to choose whether to start the PC normally or in "safe mode", as expected. I started normally and it has frozen on the 'Starting Windows' screen, the animation wouldn't even start.

  I waited several minutes for Windows to start and, eventually, windows cursor appeared on the screen, but it was obviously the wrong resolution (much bigger (and wider than what is proportional) and fuzzier than normal), then I got a blue background (However, this was not blue, it was like a wallpaper) and the come command prompt thingy indicating exactly what :

  Microsoft Windows Script Host Version 5.8

  Copyright Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

  REM model:

  Legend of the REM: Hitachi HTS725050A9A364 ATA Device

  REM DeviceID: \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE0

  REM SCSIBus: 0

  REM SCSIPort: 0

  Scores of REM: 4

  REM PNPDeviceID: IDE\DISKHITACHI_HTS725050A9A364___PC40CH0A\5 & DDFF 3299 & 0 & 0. 0.0

  REM

  REM

  REM [RESULT]

  REM couldn't Scout because could not detect 2 hard drives on this system

  C:\System.sav\util\MBRINST. / Ini EXE C:\System .sav\util\MBR. INI/U/Q

  ECHO MBRInst returned %ERRORLEVEL% > C:\system.sav\logs\MBRINST. JOURNAL

  I leave the PC for half an hour, and when nothing happened, except at the prompt closing itself, I rebooted, it the same way as last time. This time when start I had to choose between 'start Windows normally' and 'Start Startup Repair (recommended) '. I chose the option recommended and expected (because I used to get these before the crash too). But ultimately the same black screen and the enormous-too-big-cursor appeared, then he went blue and then the command line came, stating the same message as I wrote above.

  It is, essentially, as far as I got with the PC after the evening of yesterday and today. I also noticed wave, repetative sounds coming from inside the PC, looks like a frog, very very small is trapped inside. I tried the F8 menu at startup and chose to start in "safe mode" but there is no difference.

  I would be totally grateful for help, because it was a ~ $1400 spent and I got it for a few months...

  Thank you for reading

  My

  Hello

  Error 303 would indicate a hard drive failure - this is also compatible with the freezing issues you describe leading up to this event.

  Your best option isto contact HP and arrange for the hard drive replaced under warranty.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K