ThinkPad R60e HDD size

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  I want to change my hard drive, but I don't know the capacity of the drive Max hard ThinkPad R60e can supported... Help, please!

  Lenovo said 120 GB but I have 500 GB in my r60

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  information to your new Latop, beautiful machine! :-)

  I think you have the factory installed OS on the machine and you might see in Solution Explorer that the C partition is ony 27 GB and space without a name like unformated?

  There are 2 solutions

  1. If you like partitioning with 2 x 27 GB you can click on the unpartitioned space and format it with the right mouse click-format. Then you have a "C" and "D" partition on your laptop

  2. the alternatives, it is that you want another partition, you must use the Toshiba Recovery CD and do a reinstall with the Expert Mode. There you can set the size and the number of partitions.
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  I thing the maximum size should be about 80 Gig. But I read some reports about 100 Gig pladders in these machines.
  I think that the 80 GB should work because of course, so Don t you worry, take a 80 Gig drive HARD toshiba or Hitachi and install it, these models should work like a charm.

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  I bought a SATA 320 GB Seagate hard drive. Before I opened the package, I want to assure you that this size hard disk is compatible with my T61p.

  During the construction of my laptop, I remember there are several options for the size of the HD and I chose the 160 GB, but knowing the largest was available.

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  Information on the IBM Web site are severely outdated, as usual.

  You can throw in 500GB in a T61/p and he will love it, no questions asked.

  My last T61p came with a 200 GB / 7200 RPM of Lenovo's...

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  My current Toshiba Satellite A660 (PSAW3C-047017 model) running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit. The HARD disk is the disk HARD MK6465GSX from Toshiba (http://storage.toshiba.eu/cms/en/hdd/multimedia/product_detail.jsp?productid=341). I bought a small (500GB) Seagate Momentus XT, which has apparently Advanced Format. I guess the Toshiba HDD 512 bytes/sector, because nothing comes up in a search on the web for Advanced Format for this HARD drive.

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  I read a lot about needing to be trendy, but not having alignment issues do not image, cloned, or formatted a hard drive before (except obey blindly support), I'm foggy on the understanding. Seagate announced their SmartAlign technology, but there is no corroboration on its effectiveness and no info about HARD drive models have it. Because Windows 7 is described as supporting the AF, I guess that many of the issues identified by SmartAlign are nonissues to me.

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  A friend I know that Ghost will properly manage the HARD disk and differences in size of the sector gracefully, avoiding the above consequences. I was wondering if freeware Paragon will handle this scenario as well. Paragon is free, but apart from the functional qualities, I would also consider ease of use in order to take a decision on the two.

  Thanks for any comment on the ability of Paragon freeware to manage this scenario, the comparison of usability of Paragon & Ghost for this scenario, and anything else you think is relevant in the choice between them for my scenario.

  Hello

  > Thanks for any comment on the ability of Paragon freeware to manage this scenario, the comparison of usability of Paragon & Ghost for this scenario, and anything else you think is relevant in the choice between them for my scenario.
  In my opinion, this question should be forwarded to the Paragon supports.
  http://www.Paragon-Software.com/support/
  Check the knowledge base or the forum of the community.

  From my point of view, you must first create a Toshiba Recovery disk.
  In this case, you are always secure you can set the laptop back to factory settings, even if the HARD drive was going to die or the system would begin to run crazy.

  I have used Ghost in the past in order to back up my files. I created an image of my two partitions bootable file and this race smoothly unfortunately cannot say on Paragon or compare both applications.

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  I intend to upgrade 60GB HD 120 GB as shown in the option stock higher on the specifications page.  I can more than 120 GB with this model?

  Detailed features page:

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-64245#Stor

  Under "Storage" then "Hard Drive features", he States the following:

  "The Ultrabay Slim hard drive adapter is designed to provide this flexibility with a second hard drive in the Ultrabay Slim housing."

  It sounds like I can add a second HD which would be preferable as opposed to a swap HD and all the included facilities for this.   However, when we look at the news on the HD adapter I found this:

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/MIGR-61161.html

  Scroll to the "Notes" under "Hardware compatibility", and you will see this:

  "Not supported on ThinkPad R60e"

  If this computer does not have the ability of a second HD or not?  Page plug implies it is, real part page States no.  I'm looking for if I have it or not?

  the biggest hard drive you can press the internal Bay is 640 gig (there is a model with a capacity even higher), essentially any hard drive as long as they are in 2.5 inch format and 9.5 mm thick.