Will this work in an (older) Acer Aspire 4720Z?
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You'll need to buy an adapter to fit you computer chassis and you need to insure it's has a SATA drive. The SSDs come with the smaller power and data connectors so if you have the larger four pin connector you need an adapter for it too.
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Yes, according to the specs of the 4720Z it has a SATA (Serial ATA) Hard drive. The 128 Kingston is a SATA drive. I have a Kingston SATA it works well.
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not certain it will work for your model, but it works fine for the Acer Aspire 5810TZ as advertised.
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It should.........I have a ACER Aspire 5733Z-4633, & it works great on mine.
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This adapter can work with Acer aspire 5532, but may I know your original adapter part number as well as the power specification (watt, volt, ampere) for double checking? Please feel free to contact us via support@ianker.com, we will always be here to assist you.
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Hello Nolmans, Memory is tricky to replace. The best bet is to match all the numbers listed on the RAM. One of the most important numbers is the PC2-6400, then the DDR2, then the 800Mhz, and finally the SO-DIMM 200. Without all the numbers from your old memory I cannot tell if it will work. A good way to check is to goto www.crucial.com. They are a memory company and list what types of memory would be compatible with your Acer. Good Luck.
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Yes! I have my old Acer Aspire 4736z's hard drive in the second bay and by switching the BIOS boot from UEFI to Legacy it instantly boots no issues. You'll have to download the drivers from Acers site however to get it to work with the new system. However it doesn't come with a second hard drive bay holder, but they offer them to buy for about 20 bucks I think. I haven't bothered to since my drive fits snugly in the ports anyway, but its a good idea to get one, esp if you move your laptop a lot.
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As long as it has a slot for it, it should work. I have an Acer Aspire V3 772G and had to change settings in the BIOS to make my mSata bootable as the os drive.
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I have an Acer Aspire V5 Series, and this power adapter work perfectly with mine. Cheers, Will
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Yes, I have installed this product into an Acer Aspire One D270-1375 and it works perfectly.
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Yes, it is compatible. Here is a link if you want to DIY:http://www.laptopinventory.com/LaptopInventory.php/Acer/Aspire/5250/Hard%20Drive
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Hi The keyboard part number for your model is PK130c93 please check this note, Genuine Acer Aspire 5736z Replacement Keyboard PK130C93, compare or look for the part number to be sure is the correct for your computer, the one you ask me will be to risky to buy since your model is not listed in the comparable models, is possible will fit but will be a risk.
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Yes, it should. It works in mine like a charm.... I have the same type of laptop.
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It appears the it will fit the acer aspire one. Just be sure that the voltage is correct for your hardware. See below:DC Output: 40W 19V 2.15AAC Input: 100V-240V, 50- 60Hz
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Yes, this drive should replace the drive for the Acer Aspire One ... also here is a link to help explain the steps to replace the drive. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRl622WgaWI )ThanksJeff
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Reydi, I don't believe it will. This is the closest I could find. http://www.amazon.com/LotFancy-keyboard-AS5736Z-4016-AS5736Z-4790-Notebook/dp/B004SKME0W/ref=sr_1_sc_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1426854063&sr=1-3-spell&keywords=key+board+for+acer+aspire+5736Z
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I don't believe so, this is the one you want. Brand New 15.6 WXGA Glossy Laptop LED Screen For Acer Aspire AS5742-6814
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Yes you can most defiantly replace this yourself! All you need is a small Phillips head screwdriver. On the base of your laptop there is a compartment that houses your memory. Just follow your user manual and remove this compartment. The current memory should be stack on top of one another and held in place by 2 metal clasps each. Gently pull the clasps on the top memory apart and the first memory stick will pop out. Do the same for the memory stick under the first one. Then take your new memory, line it up and gently push it down, the clasps will snap shut locking the new memory in. Repeat for the top memory stick, replace the back panel and fire her up! fyi http://www.manualslib.com/manual/232596/Acer-Aspire-7750z.html?page=26#manual