is this item compatible with all computers
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Just like everyone else is saying. Make sure you're comp is SATA III and you can find that out by lookin on your Motherboard, or the box it came with or an internet search
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Based upon the instructions provided with the drive. If you computer is SSD/SATA compatible then yes..
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This item is compatible with any computer that has a SATA connector. It will work in most computers(laptop or desktop) from 2005+
234951
I don't see why it shouldn't be as that is more operating system specific then computer specific(yes). The form factor should be standard though in my laptop computer(which uses a 2.5" standard like all other Laptops(not ultra books)), it was shorter then standard form factor.
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Well, not "all" because there are some older computers that do not support SATA drives. But certainly for most. In most desktop computers, you will need an adapter to mount the drive. Also, if you're intending to install in a laptop, you'll need to determine if your laptop is compatible with it.... again, it is compatible with virtually all, but I'm sure there are some that it is not.
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I had a custom built computer and it was compatible. This was a smaller size hard drive and I had a tray/holder that it fit into so the bay/slot in the tower could secure it. You also need to look at the connectors from the SSD drive to both the power in the computer tower and to the motherboard. Most newer computers use a flat/oval red cable, but the older computers use a flat grey cord that is wide to connect to the motherboard. I would open up your computer and look at the type of connectors are used to the existing hard drive and do a google search to ID type of cords used or google your computer name/model number to see which type of cords will fit. I had a custom built computer and it was compatible. This was a smaller size hard drive and I had a tray/holder that it fit into so the bay/slot in the tower could secure it. You also need to look at the connectors from the SSD drive to both the power in the computer tower and to the motherboard. Most newer computers use a flat/oval red cable, but the older computers use a flat grey cord that is wide to connect to the motherboard. I would open up your computer and look at the type of connectors are used to the existing hard drive and do a google search to ID type of cords used or google... » Read More I had a custom built computer and it was compatible. This was a smaller size hard drive and I had a tray/holder that it fit into so the bay/slot in the tower could secure it. You also need to look at the connectors from the SSD drive to both the power in the computer tower and to the motherboard. Most newer computers use a flat/oval red cable, but the older computers use a flat grey cord that is wide to connect to the motherboard. I would open up your computer and look at the type of connectors are used to the existing hard drive and do a google search to ID type of cords used or google your computer name/model number to see which type of cords will fit. « Show Less
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I have a Windows computer and it works fine there. The website should be able to answer your question.
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No. This device is compatible only with specific Windows Operating Systems.
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I'm not sure if it's compatible, however, it is a piece of junk. Don't buy. The mouse wheel is cheaply made & broke after a few uses. Hope this helps.
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It is compatible with laptops and desktops. You need to install the program or have Windows or linux install it.
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I wouldn't think so. it is hardware so it should work with other computers.
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Hi there, It should work on any computer as long as the computer have a SATA port.
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I use it on both my Windows 7 and 8.1 computers with no problem. You should be fine.
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Yes it is compatible with all windows, just make sure it is formatted with NTFS, that way it will work on windows and mac.Mr Burke
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Yes. It is actually compatible with any device as long as it has a VGA output on it.
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Yes it will be compatible but I've had nothing but trouble from this computer even after getting a replacement!
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Yes it is. Generally speaking, monitors are universally compatible with all OS's as long as you have the correct port to plug it in.
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Yes, it's compatible with any program. The problem is getting it to work with your computer.
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It should work with any computer. Period. On a windows pc the function keys may not work but that is a different story.
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It could be, provided the all-in-one uses laptop style memory - some do, some don't. BTW the picture doesn't match the product. Since this was made for a specific system it won't be "officially supported" even if it works.
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Hello. I don't know whether or not this is the right one for your computer, but it should be fine for just about every computer. It works fine for me and I would highly recommend it to anyone.
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It should be, as long as you have a disc drive and can download the hardware and you either set up the wireless or use a usb cord (which it unfortunately doesn't come with) it should not matter what type of computer or operating system you are running.