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gioguitar
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Jan 14, 2009 at 03:43 AM
Jan 14, 2009 at 03:43 AM
hi,
you can replace your hard disk by any laptop hard disk you want.
they are of standard size!
so, you are free to choose the one you want.
you can replace your hard disk by any laptop hard disk you want.
they are of standard size!
so, you are free to choose the one you want.
This is m again.
I was worned that a lot of laptops have a 160 max hard drive limit because of the bios. Can anyone tell me if this computer has that problem?
Here are the updated system specs:
Model: HP compaq Presario V2615 US Note book
* Windows XP professional 2002 service pack 2
* System Boad ID: 3097
* Processor Speed 1800 MHZ
* System Mem: 2048
* Bios Version: F.24
* Serial Number CNG6101VW7
* UUID Number:2092614F2B8BDA11 8C6E001636330855
* CPU Type:1.8GHz AMD mobil Sempron (tm) processor 3000+ with power Now!(TM) technology
and 128 Kb L2 Cache (1.8 GHz)
* Windows vista capatable
* 14" WXGH high Defintion BrightView WIDESCREEN DISPLAY
* Possible hard drive is a Toshiba 60g Model #MK6025GAS; it is a 60 GB hard drive
* Orginal ram: 512MB DDR SDRAM ( 2 Dimm) upgraded to 2048 gig as shown above
* ATI RADEON XPRESS 200M IGP Chipset WITH -128MB video memory shared
* 54G (tm) 802 11 b/g WLAN with 125HSM/speed booster (tm) and broadRAnge (tm) support
* DVD +R/RW and CD/RW combo drive with double layer support
* 1.79 GHZ, 1.87 GB of RaM
* Physical Address Extension
System Memory Specifications :
* Bus Architecture PC Card (PCMCIA)
* Hard Drive Bus Ultra ATA/133
* Native OS Windows XP Home Edition SP2
* HDD Comments 160.0 GB
found this warning from a website: "Just an FYI I : check your notebooks BIOS. Many laptops have a 128GB barrier which means that if you cannot upgrade your machine's BIOS, you're gonna be stuck with 120GB drives".
Can anyone tell me if I am stuck with this ?
System Memory Specifications
Standard Memory 512 MB (removable)
Maximum Memory 2.0 GB
Memory Expansion 2 sockets
Memory Comments PC2700 DDR SDRAM SODIMMs
I am interested in a hard drive upgrade to: toshiba MK3252GSX 400 GB hard drive. It spins a pair of
160GB platters at 5,400rpm with an 8MB buffer and 12ms average seek time over a 3Gbps SATA
interface.
Would like to put two hard drives in. One for operating system and programs and the other for space
hog files for a total of 800 GB of storage.
Would like to know if the system is AWE capable.
Would like to know how to image the hard drive to switch hard drives.
Would like to know how to copy existing system drivers.
Can one image a hard drive to an external hard drive? Or does one need to use DVD's?
I was worned that a lot of laptops have a 160 max hard drive limit because of the bios. Can anyone tell me if this computer has that problem?
Here are the updated system specs:
Model: HP compaq Presario V2615 US Note book
* Windows XP professional 2002 service pack 2
* System Boad ID: 3097
* Processor Speed 1800 MHZ
* System Mem: 2048
* Bios Version: F.24
* Serial Number CNG6101VW7
* UUID Number:2092614F2B8BDA11 8C6E001636330855
* CPU Type:1.8GHz AMD mobil Sempron (tm) processor 3000+ with power Now!(TM) technology
and 128 Kb L2 Cache (1.8 GHz)
* Windows vista capatable
* 14" WXGH high Defintion BrightView WIDESCREEN DISPLAY
* Possible hard drive is a Toshiba 60g Model #MK6025GAS; it is a 60 GB hard drive
* Orginal ram: 512MB DDR SDRAM ( 2 Dimm) upgraded to 2048 gig as shown above
* ATI RADEON XPRESS 200M IGP Chipset WITH -128MB video memory shared
* 54G (tm) 802 11 b/g WLAN with 125HSM/speed booster (tm) and broadRAnge (tm) support
* DVD +R/RW and CD/RW combo drive with double layer support
* 1.79 GHZ, 1.87 GB of RaM
* Physical Address Extension
System Memory Specifications :
* Bus Architecture PC Card (PCMCIA)
* Hard Drive Bus Ultra ATA/133
* Native OS Windows XP Home Edition SP2
* HDD Comments 160.0 GB
found this warning from a website: "Just an FYI I : check your notebooks BIOS. Many laptops have a 128GB barrier which means that if you cannot upgrade your machine's BIOS, you're gonna be stuck with 120GB drives".
Can anyone tell me if I am stuck with this ?
System Memory Specifications
Standard Memory 512 MB (removable)
Maximum Memory 2.0 GB
Memory Expansion 2 sockets
Memory Comments PC2700 DDR SDRAM SODIMMs
I am interested in a hard drive upgrade to: toshiba MK3252GSX 400 GB hard drive. It spins a pair of
160GB platters at 5,400rpm with an 8MB buffer and 12ms average seek time over a 3Gbps SATA
interface.
Would like to put two hard drives in. One for operating system and programs and the other for space
hog files for a total of 800 GB of storage.
Would like to know if the system is AWE capable.
Would like to know how to image the hard drive to switch hard drives.
Would like to know how to copy existing system drivers.
Can one image a hard drive to an external hard drive? Or does one need to use DVD's?
