Bought this item July for DELL e6400 with a Caddy Ejector . I just returned 2 that did not have an ejector. Can I buy more with the Caddy Ejector?
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Dear Customer, Sorry we don't have the Caddy Ejector included. You may buy it from other seller who includes a Caddy Ejector. Thanks a lot. Have a nice day!
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Yes you can use one from Dell, only be careful with the quality.... Regards.
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No, this adapter only has a circular end. I would recommend in your case sourcing either ebay or Dell directly.
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Sorry. I don't know. I don't have a Dell and I'm not familiar with that model.
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Just make sure that your computer does use one of those model numbers. My Dell Computer has a model number on it, so that's what I ordered. If you did order the right model number, than send it back if it doesn't work, I would.
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I tried it with my Dell E6400, but it crashed my computer. I had to purchase new hard drive and Dell certified memory, then I had to try and recover lost data. I don't recommend.
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My Latitude is an E6430, but I don't know about the E6330. From the comments I've seen tho seems like it's pretty much compatible with the current Latitude line. Might want to check Dell's site and see what doc model they recommend for your model - just for the info on what to buy. Good luck!
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I would check the external trim on the Dell. Internally the drive's design is of a standard configuration. External trim is where they can differ.
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You will need a spare PCI-Express slot for the card. Open the case and see if you have one. Or check with Dell for your specific model number.Some factory motherboards have an extra, unused PCI-E slot ... many (most) do not. If not the only option is to change the motherboard too.
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I did not get the caddy either, just the connector. I am going to contact seller and see what i can get.
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My experience has been that it will copy hard drives that have errors on them exactly as they are. What it won't do is copy drives with EISA partitions on them. Most of the older Dell computers utilized that type of partition and this unit just balks when it gets to that partition. I like the unit and the reporting is better than some of the others but it still leaves you wondering.
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I purchased this part for E1505 which is same as the E6400 model. I did look up 6000 model online and it looks pretty much like the E1505. Therefore I believe your chances that it will work is good. I would buy it to try it. It doesn't cost all that much. I've had my keyboard for over a year now and it works pretty close to the original OEM keyboard from Dell.
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Depends on what caddy you buy. The one I have can't put the bezel cover on. Other brands I saw had or could use bezel covers.
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Thank you for your question. I called Dell computers customer service, gave them the numbers on my laptop and they told me the adapters that would fit. Sometimes the company will tell you if it is the correct part if you call them. Good luck, Teresa
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Owner of a Dell Inspiron 1720 as well with a solution: You probably need a hard drive caddy ( if installing a second drive; and/or unscrew the one from drive replacing) and a black adapter for the new drive which you will find you already have: it is on the old drive! I had the same vexing problem and looked at the new drive and the dead one and you will see that black adapter. Pull off and then put it on the new drive, install in drive caddy then caddy will slide into drive bay. I had the same thought when i bought my new drive. Good luck! (i am assuming that perhaps the adapter is prob not needed for newer models and doesnt ship with one anymore...) Owner of a Dell Inspiron 1720 as well with a solution: You probably need a hard drive caddy ( if installing a second drive; and/or unscrew the one from drive replacing) and a black adapter for the new drive which you will find you already have: it is on the old drive! I had the same vexing problem and looked at the new drive and the dead one and you will see that black adapter. Pull off and then put it on the new drive, install in drive caddy then caddy will slide into drive bay. I had the same thought when i bought my new drive. Good luck! (i am assuming that perhaps the adapter is prob... » Read More Owner of a Dell Inspiron 1720 as well with a solution: You probably need a hard drive caddy ( if installing a second drive; and/or unscrew the one from drive replacing) and a black adapter for the new drive which you will find you already have: it is on the old drive! I had the same vexing problem and looked at the new drive and the dead one and you will see that black adapter. Pull off and then put it on the new drive, install in drive caddy then caddy will slide into drive bay. I had the same thought when i bought my new drive. Good luck! (i am assuming that perhaps the adapter is prob not needed for newer models and doesnt ship with one anymore...) « Show Less
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I was going to say go to the Dell web site but I just looked, their entire presentation of this model is aimed at the layman and doesn't really say much. under slots it only lists memory, call Dell or maybe look inside to see if you have a pci-e slot.
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Not sure. If your Dell is like mine, you can pop the frame off the screen and take out the 4 screws and get the serial number off the back of your screen. I ordered the one it called for but when I took mine apart it was the wrong one. Wish I would've taken it apart first.