Is it compatible with HP notebooks?
220849
With a sata connection yes. It doesn't give you the most available memory you can use, unless you spend far more money on a higher capacity model and currently that will be very expensive. Just something to keep in mind.
220850
I installed it on an hp 9420 and it worked quite well. One thing to keep in mind is that the original hard disk likely contained a recovery partition, you will need to manually transfer that from your old drive if you want to use the factory restore. Hard drive imaging software can help here.
220851
If the notebook has an existing sata (serial ata) hard drive, then most likely. Nearly all laptops after 2006 use sata.
220852
As long as your laptop has a sata 6.0 gb/s port, and a power sata cable. You should check before you buy this.
220853
As long as it has any speed of SATA. You need to google your HP model number with words SSD install.
220854
It depends on the age. Most newer notebooks will use 2.5 inch drives that have either SATA ll or SATA lll interfaces. If so, it should work. Older IDE drive interface computers - no.
220855
As long as it has an SATA connextor, so as lonf as its not super old, it should work. Check if your computer has SATA III connection as that is optimal.
220856
Yse, so long as your notebook is compatable with a SATA or SATA III hard drive. The link to the specifications and a pc upgrade video from Samsung is as follows: http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MZ-7PC512D/AM Good luck.
220857
It should if you have a late model laptop with SATA interface. The drive supports SATA III, and is backward compatible.
220858
In general yes if it has SATA connectors irregardless of SATA3 or SATA2, set to ACHI in BIOS for maximum transfer speed. Install Magician software downloaded from Samsung to tweak settings. Works with 2006 iMacs and beyond
935199
I don't know. All I know is that it didn't fit my HP laptop at all so I returned it.
2237670
Amazon is a little creepy in that they asked if I could answer this question... It just so happens I recently purchased an HP ENVY TouchSmart 15t-j000 -- but from HP! However they knew it, I can answer this question -- yes, it is compatible. Just take out the battery, open the center plate on the bottom of the laptop (one screw, then it pops out), unscrew and pop off the two wire connections to the similar-looking non-dual-band card it comes with, and install this one in its place! It started up and immediately recognized 5.0GHz networks. Why HP doesn't offer a dual-band card like this, I don't know...
1199641
I do not have any idea. I just know it doesn't work with my hp pavilion computer. sorry.
2253934
That isn't enough information-- HP has put out dozens of 15" notebooks since this was made. I CAN tell you however that since this model is 8 years old and has a huge connector, it won't work on anything recent.
1277318
I don't see why not, as long as it has a USB port on the notebook you should be good to go.
2094638
I checked up on it and Asus was in the group for compatible notebooks. I have never had a problem with this adapter. I recommend this product.
2244343
I would doubt what you have stated. This should work on any laptop/PC with a USB2.0 slot. It doesnt matter if it is HP or any other brand as long as USB2.0 option is provided ( I did try on a old HP Desktop and it worked fine). It might struggle if it is connected via a USB hub. So direct connectivity is recommended. Even if there is a power source issue with certain computers, then you can go for a twin-head USB cable (sold separately) for drawing power from two USB slots in the computer. Hope this helps.
1400148
This is not a definite answer, but most older HP laptop's have the same charging port, so it should work with your laptop. I googled some pics of the laptop and it looks right. Not positive though.
74059
I don't think so. It works for a Compaq, but the frame for the HP is different. Since I don't have nor have I had the ability to check the HP, I would not recommend it.
2079881
I used it on my HP G62-225NR notebook and it works beautifully. Please check the RAM type of your system using any tools like CPU-Z and check compatibility from the manufacturer before buying the same from third party source. Hope this is useful.
2020849
I've only used it with an HP & a Dell... I'd try contacting the seller for that info
487879
I used it with the HP Revolve 810 and think that "not compatible" is not the correct term, because if works with the notebook it works, but the tip of the touch pen is so hard that damages the screen, only light touches can be given but from there to draw definitely don't.
577352
I dont believe it is but I am not sure. The HP website is probably best to compare the two. Thanks.
1006892
It worked for an HP Pavillion, I think they're pretty much universal, but in answer to your question, haven't a clue.
1165541
Yes. However, you may need to download the driver from HP. I'm using driver version 6.1.76 which works fine in Windows 7 Pro 64-bit.
1761077
I have a Mac but I am sure it is compatible. You can check on the HP site. They have all the information on it.