Will this drive fit &amp; work in a A505-S6980 satellite laptop? Otherwise, is there a escutcheon plate to cover the space that the old drive occupied?
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It should fit fine, all you'd have to do is switch the front face plate from your old drive onto this one and it'd work fine with no extra space showing. not 100% sure, but it should work
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I'm not sure either sorry. Go to crucial to find out. I have a M500 480GB in a 3 yr old Dell Inspirion M5010. I wouldn't purchase a 120GB anyway. 480GB or larger. BTW, If want to clone your old drive, you will have to purchase a HDD USB cable separately for the M500. You will want to purchase a SSHD unit that has been on the market for a while to make sure the bugs are all out of that particular model.
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THE T540P drive is NOT fixed, i just remove mine, but it turns out it's more slim than the one i got. so i am still trying to find one that fit the t540P
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Yes it does. This drive will fit in the same space that a standard 2.5" notebook drive will.
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It is a standard 2.5" form factor laptop drive. If your computer uses that size drive (which I assume it does), the yes, it will fit. Laptop drives are a universal standard. Each computer manufacturer has mounting trays and connections which are proprietary, but these are designed to accept a common standard drive. If you have any other questions, refer to your users manual or Toshiba support.
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Your going to need to remove you optical drive and see how thick it is. I saw a picture of your laptop when I googled the model # and you might be able to just pop off the faceplate on the drive and see how thick it is. This one your looking at on amazon.com is 9.5mm there is also a 12mm I belive.
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Correct terminology is essential. Now, instead of USB enclosure, give me the Nomenclature (Name, make, model number) of your computer. This gives me the specifications, thus, I can tell you if this Hard-drive fit. I am waiting!
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Hello ADave, the one that I got was def. for a 3.5" drive. The drive that I installed into it came from a home "tower" style computer, Dell if I remember correctly. Have you tried to install a drive into it yet? The case for mine was actually quite a bit bigger than and drive, prob for heat dissipation, but def for a 3.5" drive. Mine works flawlessly and allowed me to recover the info I had in the computer that died. I now use it for a back up storage.
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Wouldn't you rather reinstall your programs and such onto the new drive and not copy everything over? I have had less issues starting from scratch than imaging it.Alienware should use standard sized drives unless everything is on a mSSD.
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I really am not sure. I have a Dell and I did install it as second hard drive and it works. I am not sure of model.
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Andrew, That's a generic Seagate drive but the Dell version you would need is Dell Part # W347K. Order that part # and you should be good. I hope this helps answer your question.ScottAll Computer Parts
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According to to the specs I found on Acer's site regarding your laptop, the drive will fit and work. This particular drive is smaller than the one your laptop came with (640Gb vs. 500Gb). If size is an issue look at another drive. Here are some "amazon prime" choices for your laptop: ASIN: B009AOFKVG, ASIN: B00AUH3L04, and ASIN: B007PG25UU. The last one is a Seagate which I have in 4 laptops now and it works very well and quietly. I steered you away from Western Digital products because they are using a proprietary hardware based data encryption method that makes data recovery a $$$ issue. Seagate is offering an optional service to recover your data and replace the drive for a reasonable price. The 2 Toshiba drives I pointed you to are both reliable-I have used them in a number of customer's repairs with no issues to date (3+years). I would strongly encourage you to by "Prime" as I have got 3 defective Hard Drives out of the box from Amazon. Returns for Prime purchases were no prob. Make sure you save the factory box the drive comes in in case you have to return it. Drive makers insist on special packaging now when returning drives---prices start at $10.00 +S/H. Sorry to be so long winded, hope this helps.
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If your drive is from a laptop and SATA it should fit and yes, you should be able to access the content.
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If you send a request to support at MSI they can forward a pic of this laptop with the bottom removed. They highlight the mounting areas where the new drives install. It uses msata drives for the space savings. They are about 1/3d the size of a cased SSD.
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It should. Any 2.5 inch drive fits in a laptop. Make sure the rpm is the same as the current drive first though.
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Provided the lapton uses a sata HDD connection & the new drive will physically fit, it will work fine.
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I wish I could tell you for sure. In my case, I had to exchange the front plastic trim plate on the new unit with the one from my original. The drive then fit fine. You need to match up the actual part number of your original with this replacement (part number is on the white/yellow label on the drive. Hope this helps some.