Update hard drive - PATA, SATA

Hello

I want to improve my computer hardrive laptop (HP Pavilion 8140US). I think that the existing hard drive is a PATA drive. I want to know if I can improve it with a SATA drive. If yes then that all I have to do. Let me know. Thank you.

You can not. You have to go back to a PATA hard drive.

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