The HP Envy dv7 - 7323cl has a double hard drive Bay

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• Envy DV7: What size/form factor hard drive is in my laptop?

  Good evening.

  Well, my desire for two year, died the other day care of overheating the chronic problems that seem struck Envys at this time. My block of cooling died beforehand, that was probably the cause of the rise in temperature. Yep, that burning smell of rubber from the exhaust vents was kind of present that something was wrong, as well as the characters of ding strange wing that the display has been put in place and the intense heat of the keyboard who suddenly developed. Unfortunately, it was out of warranty. I really liked this PC, too.

  In any case, I would remove the hard disk that is inside to retrieve the data using an external hard drive enclosure but I need to know what size or form factor of the hard drive is to buy the appropriate forum. I guess it's a 2.5-inch form factor. Is this correct?

  Thank you very much

  Bob

  Yes, it is 2.5 inches. You can just buy SATA TO USB adapter:

  http://m.eBay.com/ITM/Anker-USB-3-0-to-SATA-3ft-converter-adapter-cable-for-2-5-3-5-inch-HDD-and-SSD-/221203585457

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• HP Envy x 360-m6-w102dx: primary HARD drive Bay * failed the Diag Test

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  When I turned on my laptop this morning, he showed a black screen with text showing "an imminent failure" and run diagnostics. I ran diagnosis on everything, and when he came on the hard drive, it showed a failed test of "Primary hard disk 1 HDD Bay." I tried to contact HP support and all led here. I am very inexperienced with computer problems and would like to find a solution to this. If it helps, the failure ID is 0GC3HW - 7P881T - GXGJMF - 60DT03. That failure came from a SMART hard disk check and I don't know if this seems to indicate a failure of the hard drive and I don't know what else to do. My laptop cannot start and there is no lead back me to the screen black with the same texts when I turn turn it back on.

  Mfortuno, welcome to the forum.

  The SMART test does not, therefore, you have a failing HARD drive.  The only solution is to get it replaced.  If you're not compfortable with opening the case of your laptop, you should take it to a computer repair shop called.  While I'm not a big fan of the Geek Squad, they sell HP computers and know them well enough.  You should buy a HARD drive that is the same size or larger and the recovery media can work.  In my view, that it is a video that allows you to install the SSD or HARD disk.

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• HP ProBook s 4540: How can I tell if my laptop has all the spare HARD drive bay or not?

  How can I tell if my laptop has all the spare HARD drive bay or not? I want to use an SSD, but also my HARD drive as secondary.

  @ShohagDr

  This model has only one.

  Your maintenance and Service Guide here.

  http://www.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03758231.PDF

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• How to reinstall Vista (using the HP recovery disk) to my laptop HP that has a new hard drive

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  posters have reported problems with the use of a replacement hard drive not HP, etc.

  as you say you know the answer to your problem buy a new hard drive from HP and then reinstall using their recovery disks

  If you have problems with the HP recovery process, contact the manufacturer

  It's their recovery process not microsofts

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  HP support forums

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• Drive hard County Bay & hard drive Bay opening in HP ENVY 15-3090

  Greetings,

  I have a HP ENVY 15-3090 ca I bought last year that I believe has a failing hard drive.  It's discs hard perfect excuse for me to install a larger (or more?) and I would like to ask for some information on the laptop.

  First of all, are there two hard drive bays or just one?  I know that I could use my optical drive to a new hard drive Bay, but I'd rather not.

  Second, how deepen access to the area of the hard drive Bay so that I can install it with a new drive hard (or readers?).  It is not immediately obvious to me how I could open this laptop at first sight and inspection, but I could be missing something painfully easy.

  Thanks in advance for your time, I appreciate it.

  Hello

  Your laptop has 1-Bay HARD drive: the drive sits under the same cover that conceals the battery.  There is a catch, you have to slide before that this coverage will release - see the description & images on Pages 43-44 of your & Maintenance Guide.

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• HP Envy 17 K2Z68AV: Adding a second hard drive for HP Envy 17 K2000 Series notebook PC

  So, I have been looking around for more information on adding a second HDD/SDD in my model of laptop computer on the web, but can't find anything on my specific model. Many places say K-series laptops have only one hard drive Bay, and that you use a hard drive caddy optical Bay. Moreover, I found videos of very similar models being dismantled, which seem to have only room for 1 hard drive. However, I was told to support twitter HP want all 17 have 2 hard drive slots. Can I get a confirmation, just to be sure?

  Hey @MrMdr,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!
  
  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your Notebook HP ENVY - 17 t - k200 CTO, model #K2Z68AV and concerns with the second span. Looking to 256 GB SATA m2 (MLC) that could be used for storage only. It is a hard drive, but it fits differently than the main hard drive. Hereis a link to your manual page 2 which shows the specifications.

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• WE made the Notebook G71-340 have TWO hard drive bays

  My mother has the laptop mentioned in this topic. She had all kinds of issues with her past. Runs slowly. Crashes. Stop randomly. I ran all virus scan and malware known to man and it found nothing. It's either something that is on the hard drive is not detected and the only solution is to reformat the hard drive and reinstall everything from scratch or it's a hardware problem. I think to install an SSD as drive for improved speed and reformatting of the original disc that is out there at the moment and which install as a secondary drive, * IF * this laptop has the capacity to hold 2 hard drives. Anyone know the answer to this question of 2nd hard drive Bay on the top of their head for this laptop specific? Thanks in advance.

  Unfortunately this is not one of the models with the extra hard drive Bay. So the answer is no. Think hard external usb disc or a NAS.

  Install an SSD as a replacement for the original hard drive is the way to go. Use the largest you can afford and run an image recovery plant from the set of recovery disks.

  Take a look at the interview guide & Service.

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• Error - DRIVE - no IS NOT READY - the SYSTEM IS STOPPED after having installed a hard drive.

  Original title: need HELP just installed new HARD DRIVE.

  I adjusted has installed a new drive WD Desktop Hard in a Pent III; TRIED to raise the HD; computer and then tells me that the TRAINING SYSTEM - no IS NOT READY - IS INTERRUPED. I checked all cables & connections; & Yes by turning the hard drive. What am I missing or very probably wrong. Any HELP.  Sincerely of Merlin

  Hi Merlin,

  Thank you for the information.

  Have you tried to run a check disk from the BIOS (Basic Input Output System)? If this isn't the case, you can try to do a hard drive from the BIOS test & see if the problem still occurs.

  If you are not comfortable with the BIOS, you you contact the manufacturer of your computer for help.

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

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• DV7-6195us, a 15mm high hard drive adapt?

  I have a laptop DV7-6195us.

  I want to upgrade the hard drive in the drive Bay Second to a Western Digital WD20NPVT, 2 TB hard drive. This drive is 15mm high. My current drives are 9.5 mm in Bay 1, 12.5 mm in bay 2.

  The larger hard drive will fit inside the bay, with or without secondary hard drive bay changing? If the change is necessary, what is involved for the mod?

  Thank you.

  Dave

  Dave1290,

  Here are the specifications of your HP Pavilion dv7-6195us Entertainment Notebook computer. Here is the HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide for your computer. According to the "maintenance and Service Guide", Page 6 - Chapter 1 - "Product Description", only the following drive formats are supported;

  Hard drives - Supports 6.35 - cm (2.5 in.) 12.7 mm hard drives (.50in), 9.5 mm (. 37-in) and 7.0 mm (. 28 - in.) thick

  According to the information above, the answer is that a 15mm disc does not fit into your computer. Change can allow the reader to adapt, but could compomise the drive and/or computer. I wouldn't recommend any change to this effect.

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  I have just emails I want to save locally and not clutter my IMAP server.

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• The winsxs folder takes up half of my hard drive. How can I make it smaller?

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  read the review here by Ronnie Vernon MVP and leave it alone

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• Can I mount a 7mm HARD drive in the Dell XPS M1530 HARD drive Bay?

  I have a laptop Dell XPS M1530 age of 5 year.

  IAM assuming that the maximum height of the HARD drive Bay is 9.5 mm...

  Can I put a 7mm HARD drive in this Bay?

  Kindly help!

  Hey Osprey4, thanks for your help.

  I realized that I wasn't dragging hybrid HARD drive in the correct position, I had to keep a little high, and he fell just in place in the Bay with a single click...

  The HDD (HDD, or hybrid) works very well, and I definitely see improvements in the performance and startup time!

  And people looking for answers-

  "YES you can install a 7 mm HDD in a laptop (Dell XPS M1530 15 inches) 9.5 mm HARD drive Bay"