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• Possible problem HARD drive - by clicking on the sound and the system hangs on Qosmio G30 - 116

  Hello

  I just got my G30-116 return of service (replacement of the screen) and after 2 days another problem. He just continues to hang out.

  I do not change a thing since I got it and now it just stop working on things sometimes like browsing the internet. It has not happened before. And my biggest concern is the trigger that made my hard drive.

  What can be wrong? It not crash until I have it sent to the service, I think that my hard drive is defective... Thank you

  What to say? If you can not find out why freeze the problem occurs, try to preinstall the operating system with recovery DVDs delivered.

  In any case, from your description, I'm afraid there is a serious problem with HARD drive and it can be simply worse then now. Please be sure that your data is backed up.

  Please contact service again and explain the situation. If the HARD drive is faulty, you will get a new, and if they have the HARD drive on stock, it can be replaced very quickly. G30 is lovely and I hope that you will be satisfied. A few days ago my friend visited me and we have tested his G30 with HD-DVD player on my LCD TV. I can tell you one thing: I am really impressed with the HD picture quality.

  Good luck!

• Satellite C665D - the second time the same problem HARD drive.

  I have a laptop C665D. Eight months after I buy, I had hard drive problem (reallocated sector count-> value about 2000!).
  So I send to the service and got with the new hard drive.

  And now, after 7 months, but I have the same problem, (down hard drive).

  My question is why this happens two times, this same defect?
  Anyone had this same problem?
  Is a problem with this series of laptops?
  Can I do something to avoid damage to the next (third) disc?

  Thanks for any help.

  > So my question is why this happens two times, this same defect?

  Any HARD drive is going to die sooner or later, the HARD drive is not reusable part.
  Read and write data to the HARD disk would cause the head moving in many cases, the disk dies because of the head crash.
  Moving the laptop while the disk is in use would affect the functionality of the HARD drive.

  On my laptop I have a utility called installed HARD disk protection tool.
  HDD Protection detects the vibrations, shocks and similar signs in the PC and the disk head moves automatically to a safe position to reduce the risk of damage that might be caused by the contact of the head-to-disk.

  Advise to use such tool too

  By the way: HARD drive problems have nothing to do with the series of laptop

• Reinstall windows 7 new problem hard drive

  Hello

  I had a hard drive fail on my hp mini 110-1110sa. I bought reinstall Windows 7 hp discs and installed a new hard drive (tested fine in diagnostics).

  I plugged an external dvd drive via usb. The installation program starts (with the help of reinstall dvd) then arrives at a point where it displays the following:

  Version V1.13.9.1

  Date: 2009-04-01

  Rita - restore startnet

  For Win 7

  [info] SRC_DRIVER = none

  [info] SDV_DRIVER = none

  [error] The startup disk is not found.

  Press a key to continue.

  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

  Any ideas? Normally reinstalls them works fine for me but it is a new problem.

  Best regards

  ineedhelp

  Hello

  HP UK kindly agreed to collect and fix my HP mini computer for free, even if it is out of warranty.

  Also said something to not admit fault (not the words but you get the idea).

  Now have HP mini back - top of page in the end customer service.

  Best regards

  K.

• T410s Ultrabay problem - hard drive requires more power

  I'm working on upgrading a T410s to give it as a gift to my girlfriend. I've already upgraded the ram and had to replace the screen and both went very well.

  Now, I'm working on adding a second hard drive with the ultrabay. I'll keep the original SSD as my boot drive and you want to use the ultrabay for a normal HARD drive to increase the total space for her. It is a graphic design / photography major space would be nice.

  I bought a 3rd party caddy and a WD Black 750 g 7200 RPM drive through Amazon. I followed the advice that I heard somewhere that you need to make a shortcut of the old EVD to access the new hard disk drive. When I installed the ultrabay and booted up, the computer could not access E:. Nothing happened.

  I heard somewhere else ultrabay housing could use only 5 units of power (I don't know if it was watts or volts) and therefore the WD black drive series, I got is likely to need more power to operate (9-12 units). This noise to anyone who has installed a ultrabay correct? Maybe at the time where the T410s first came out, most hard drives use more than 5 units?

  Any recommendations? Thank you!

  I don't know what are the units of power, and I never heard of the the ultrabay on a T410s not giving a hard drive of all the power he needs. I must admit that I am very skeptical about the claim that you read.

  Perhaps the drive has not been initialized because it's new? If you are on Windows 7, click the Start button and type "create and format" in the search bar. You should see the drive it so that it can be initialized. Another way to get there is by going to control panel > administrative tools > computer management > disk management.

• Problem hard drive of the property

  Win 7 Ultimate

  I want to change the icon to a directory on my logical disk H:, but I seem to have problems. I think the problem is a protection problem. My H: drive is old of several BONES. I'm sure that even if I am the owner of the disc there is a difference of sid. Of course there is no code to read, so how do you know?

  The error is that there is no Panel offered to change the icon.

  Renee

  This morning he mysteriously fixed. However, you do not describe what the problem was. The problem was that the Panel to change the icon does not appear.

  Renee

• RDM pyhsical passthrough problem hard drive with partition type 0xfd (raid autodetect matrices)

  I tried to passthrough my records of nas synology with 0xfd partition type.

  vmkfstools - z vmfs, devices, disks, t10. ATA___ST2000DL0032D9VT166___XXXXXXXX /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/RDM/NAS2TB_1_XXXXXXXX.vmdk - a free

  results in: unable to create the virtual disk: the specified device is not a valid physical disk (20) device.

  The reason seems to be the type of partition 0xfd (raid autodetect matrices). This problem is presented with the disk itself.

  No idea how to fix?

  P.S.:

  I tried also to my sata on board my Point of Lynx DH87RL passthrough intel AHCI, but it failed when the connection to the virtual machine:

  Re: DirectPath I/O for Haswell Lynx Point SATA AHCI controller

  I found the failure. It's a little embarrassing.

  It was just the missing ' / ' in front of vmfs.

  Now, my drives are running in physical RDM mode.

  P.S.: Just pull-out taking the SATA controller does not work. See the link to the last thread.

• Satellite C650D problem hard drive - no boot device

  No boot device, please insert the boot disk and press any key any... and yet once again and again.

  It is not a problem to make a recovery, but it is each to come a few days again.picture freezes, everything stops, and the black window is forthcoming with this info...

  And of course support Toshiba does not Saturday... any solution for this weekend?

  I fear you're right m.

  If you n t know how to find nearest provider for service Toshiba Toshiba support page visit - http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > support & downloads > find an ASP.

• Installation of a HARD drive bigger to an old A120 - any size or XP activation problems?

  Satellite Pro A120 WCC PSA - 007009EN, 1.46ghz GHz Celeron M 410. Present HDD - Fujitsu MHV 2060BH PL (according to Belarc Advisor)

  This old machine still works perfectly, and I think the installation of a hard drive over to dual-boot Linux with the existing XP (Home edition).

  (1) anyone know what size hard drive can be adapted to this model? I had a glance on the Toshiba site, but can't find anything for this other than the manual model rather vague.

  (2) is it likely to be difficulties with the annoying "genuine advantage" em / the product activation process? Ideally, I would like to use Macrium reflect to the image of the current installation, and then write the image to the new hard drive. Although using the product recovery CD could give a new installation in nice, it would be convenient to avoid having to reinstall applications, get rid of the Norton AV 90 days etc. The only other product of MS on the machine is 'A Note,' that came with the computer and is very useful. (And "reactivated" which easily when I started to use the machine after the former owner had reinstalled from the product recovery disc.)

  (3) anyone know where free online manuals for old Toshibas? According to my first question - I find the user manual lacking in useful detail and can find nothing useful for the Toshiba archives. (I'll also post a query on a 430 old - if I could find a source of information, this would save me to barely have advisers useful forum more often that it is absolutely necessary!)

  My apologies if I'm slow to respond to all posts. I need to get out, but you come back tonight in case anyone has any suggestions.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hi tryagain.
  -for your first problem (hard drive size), try a 160 GB drive, it should work (your current drive is a 60 GB?) but also 320 GB should work
  in my possession, I found if a 60 GB HDD runs on a larger controller also works...
  -for the second (installation of win), you can avoid activating windows again by cloning your system on new hard drive
  There are tools available free clone that you can use
  -for the last one (manual for old Toshibas) there is a point 'archive' choose in the download area where 'real old' operating manuals can be downloaded,
  but I think you're looking for more information to dismantle your machine - I can't find anything like that also...
  but good! No not guaranteed - no a cry... for your 430 ;-)

• Looking for numbers of HARD drive

  Hi guys,.

  I do a lot of service for hp printers and their two especially one in particular that we have a lot of problem hard drive with the ch 3035 that come with that disk hard western digtial blue. I am looking for the part number for the black western Digital hard drive replacement, as well as I've not stumbled on any question, I know I want to have one on hand I can't find a spare hard drive part number for the hp laserjet 500 m525.

  I think what you want is CF116-67907.

  As soon as the Page 170 of repair:

  Table 2-3 clients auto-repair (CSR) and repair kits (suites)

  Number of part article

  USB control panel cover 5042-8977

  Kit Moss-reflector

  Foam reflector ●

  Installation instruction ●

  5851 4878

  Carpet Kit spring separation

  Spring ● separation pad

  Installation instruction ●

  5851 4879

  Transistorized module SSM Kit

  Module memory alternatives for the M525dn model

  ● SSM SanDisk 8 GB

  ● Lock key

  Installation instruction ●

  CF116-67916

  Hard drive Kit

  Replacement HP encrypted high hard drive Performance for the M525f model

  ● HDD 250 GB SED

  ● hard disk support

  Installation instruction ●

  CF116-67907

  Hard drive Kit

  Replacement HP encrypted high hard drive Performance (Government option)

  ● HARD DRIVE 320 FIPS140

  ● hard disk support

  Installation instruction ●

  CF116-67915

  Tray 2, tape only RM1-8512-000CN

  Tray 3, cassette only RM1-6279-000CN

• Can not recover the Windows 7 desktop after replacing the hard drive

  I bought a new HP Pavillion Elite (HPE-240f) in August 2010. A week ago my hard drive has no SMART short self-test during systematic hardware diagnostics. I installed a new hard drive of the same size - 1 TB and could never make it work properly. I tried the following (in that order).

  1. using a system repair disc, I got the system from a previous image (which I did shortly after the purchase, install my own software and configuration of all). It worked, but then I noticed that Windows Update was not working. I ran various Microsoft diagnostic tools and discovered that some (unspecified) system files have been damaged or missing. All the fixes I tried didn't work. I ran hardware diagnostics extended, but no problem not found.

  2. I tried to restore the system to the default settings by using the original image on the D partition. At first it seemed to work, but at the last moment when the system started, I saw a message on the screen that Setup is starting services and then got a warning saying that services failed because of (unspecified) problems with hardware.

  3. I tried to restore the system from the system recovery discs and a message "system recovery disks do not support this computer."

  4. I found this Cyberlink utility on the HP website, dealing with precisely this issue. I created a CD tried and it didn't work.

  5. I found this document on the HP Web site, saying that if you are replacing a hard drive with sectors of 512 bytes with a new advanced Format (AF) drive (with areas of 4 096 bytes) and your system was manufactured before October 2010 (as mine was), you must get the new HP recovery disks. I thought I finally found the root of my problems (since the new drive is indeed AF and the old man is not) and ordered HP recovery discs.

  6. the disks arrived today, and I noticed that the version number of the software (for Windows 7 version) is almost the same as on the computer, except that the last digit is 9 on disks and 6 on the computer - I guess it's an update to deal with the problem hard drive AF. However, I get 'system recovery disks do not support this computer' error, if I use the utility from CyberLink recovery disks or not. To be on the safe side, I even used a new hard disc (new 1 TB) right out of the box (never partioned and installed previously) and connected the original keyboard supplied with the computer (I also unplugged everything except the monitor, keyboard and mouse). However, I get the same message. Just out of curiosity I tried to put back the original hard drive (certainly not in best shape, even if the system always starts with him) and still could not recover the system.

  What else can I try?

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  An alternative to try. > If you can read the Microsoft Windows 7 of 25-character license key attached to the Tower, you can download a Windows 7 ISO file to burn to a DVD. The version must match that on the sticker COST Microsoft. for example Home Premium

   

• HP 2000 2116 - YOU: warning of hard drive failure

  Hello

  A these days, whenever I start my laptop, a warning at the beginning:

  "SMART hard drive control has detected an imminent failure. So no loss of data, please backup the content immediately and run the system diagnostics hard drive Test. »

  When I run the hard drive Test in the diagnostic system, it is said, hard drive SMART Test failed.

  What exactly is the problem? My hard drive is damaged or something? Also, do I need to repair my hard drive or replace it completely?

  Several times, my OS unresponsive. Because of this problem in my hard drive or any other cause?

  Help, please.

  Blackbriar wrote:

  ..., it is said, doesn't have a hard drive SMART Test.

  Hello

  The problem: HARD drive, it is a failure. Please backup your data if you could before too late and check your pockets. You need new HARD drive any time: next time, tomorrow, next week...

  Kind regards.

• Install Windows 7 on a new 3 TB hard drive

  I'm trying to install Windows 7 on a new 3 TB hard drive.  During the installation, I get a screen that says no hard drives have been found.  Windows installs the boot files on the X startup disk but nothing else.  The motherboard is an Intel DZ68BC and the Bios is set to boot from the UEFI.  All of the suggestions.

  Hello Keith,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  This problem can occur if the storage controller and chipset drivers are not updated or due to incorrect BIOS settings.

  I suggest you use the steps in this article and check if it helps.
  Reference:
  Windows 7 installation problem: hard drive not found
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows7/Windows-7-installation-problem-hard-drive-not-found

  Note: Changing the BIOS / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• Inspiron 1545 - hard drive replacement, new drive SATA not found 'internal hard drive not found ".

  Hi all

  I'm trying to install Win7 in an Inspiron 1545 with a new SATA hard drive that has been purchased. When I insert the disc, I get "Internal hard drive not found." I checked the drive does not appear in the BIOS, I already tried to reinstall the drive several times. In addition, I tried to load the chipset drivers, drivers SATA, etc. of the Dells, the Reader site still does not appear in the installation of the OS when starting on a DVD or in the bios.

  I do not think that there is a problem with the new drive, I plugged the new drive in another Dell laptop model and it recognizes the drive in the BIOS, also I can always start on the previous in this laptop without problem hard drive when I plug it in.

  Is there a specific driver, etc. should I use for the drive to be recognized or have other thoughts?

  It's strange - either the new HDD has a rare compatibility with your embedded controller problem (I use a 500Gbyte in my 1545 no probs)) or it is a mechanical problem. I look at the physical dimensions and compare your original hdd by the new. Watch the video (even if it's on a 1525 (similar to a 1545) and a SSD hard drive)-go to 02:20

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• upgrade the hard drive on T43p

  I have a Thinkpad T43P 2687 DSO with a 80 GB hard drive.  I would like to upgrade to 160 GB or 250 GB.  I bought a couple of would have been compatible hard drives and led them to my pc repair guy and he said it had firmware problems that make them incompatible.  I will appreciate any suggestion on which HDDs can be compatible out of the box.

  Thank you very much

  Michael

  Have a look here on the positions of ajkula66 http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T61-and-prior-T-series-ThinkPad/How-to-Upgrade-System-HDD-on-a-T43/td-p/...