Will this drive fit & 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 familiar with your laptop, but it worked in my Dell Inspiron 15 even though it was a different make and model than the original. I assumed it would work since they were both SATA drives(though I don't even know what that means!) and I had good luck.
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I used this in a Dell Latitude E6400, however I removed my old drives top cover and used it on my new drive, because the locking button to remove the drive was attached to old drives top cover. I also swapped out the plastic cover on the front with my old drive to match my laptop case. As far as how similar the precision and latitude hardware are, I can't say. You might want to look that up to see if parts are interchangeable.
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Yes, need to use the mounting pins from the original drive that was removed. Fits perfectly, no issues.
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The size matches, and a 1" thick drive fits, too. The enclosure accepts SATA drives only, not IDE drives. Please verify that.
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Yes it will, It is a standard laptop hard drive. The most difficult part is removing the old drive. There are instructions for that on the internet. tom Walker
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It says it will fit a 9.5 to 12.5 mm thick drive. I put a seagate that was 12.5mm in it and it was not quite big enough so didn't work for me. You need to take the drive out of its enclosure and measure it or see if you can get the info online.
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I don't know about your particular laptop, but be aware there are two types of thin drives. There is the 12.7mm drive and the 9.5mm drive like this one. If yours uses the 9.5mm drive this should fit, although you may have to transfer some mounting hardware from the old drive to the new one. You will likely need to swap the front bezel from your old drive to the new one so that it looks "right". Also, be aware that even though this drive can physically play and record Blu-Ray disks, it requires additional software to utilize it. I use Cyberlink Media Suite, but there are other options available. If I'm telling you things your already know, I apologize, but many people aren't aware, and I don't know your level of understanding. I installed mine in a Sony VAIO laptop and it works very well.
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I dont know that computer, but I had no issues installing in my laptop replacing an 80Gb drive. So long as the connector/drive type is the same - you should be good. Note: get an external SDD drive kit that's made to clone the drive - if you don't want to reinstall everything. It made install fast and simple.
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I'm not sure what model number but I put my old drive into my new laptop. So it can be done
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I am not fully sure what you are asking, but anything that looks like a 2.5" SATA drive should fit. I have a Crucial SSD in mine and it fit without any problems. So if it has the same form factor as a 2.5" SATA drive, or has mounts that make it that form factor... and it is SATA it should work
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physically, it will fit. its a standard laptop sized hdd just like the original one it came with. software wise, i dont see why it wont since again its a standard hdd, but take what i say with a grain of salt.
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Sorry, I don't understand the question. I don't know much about the drive. The one in my Dell Inspiron failed and this was a good economical replacement.
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If it's a 2.5" drive, it will fit. If the power socket is out on the drive, the enclosure will not be able to power it.
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I just tried it and it worked fine with my 2.5inch SS laptop HDD. If you notice on the image it has a gap for a 2.5 inch drive (top left). The larger overall footprint swings in to allow for traditional 3.5 inch drive. Does this answer your question?
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It won't fit in a laptop. It's too tall. This is meant as a more external drive. I didn't keep mine when I found out it didn't fit.
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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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I've used this drive to replace a failed Hard Disk Drive in my Laptop. This is a 2.5" laptop. If you have a regular laptop this drive will fit. Of course you will need to format the disk to make it usable.