Will this work on the Dell Inspiron 1750 notebook?
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I used this is in a Dell Studio XPS desktop, and have it placed on the HDD slot so it lays in there but its not snug or secure. I do not plan on moving the desktop much but if I do I will remove it and use something to secure it in the housing better. I believe it can be used to replace a laptop HDD because of its small size.Other comments seem to have a better grasp on this concept than myself :)
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This is a thin (7mm) SSD that will work anywhere a normal 2.5" spinning HDD will work - and that describes almost any laptop. If you're replacing a 9mm drive you might need a small soft shim cut to the shape of the drive, to make sure the physical fit is snug enough so it won't rattle around. The SSD can be formatted as needed, and can be used with any popular OS. Plug it in, format (if needed) and go. I put mine in an Acer Chromebook and restored back the ChromeOS - without formatting - in a few minutes time, with excellent results. Nice speed pickup. Very pleased!
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Probably not. This is laptop memory. To determine the exact memory specifications for your Dell Inspiron, go to the support.dell.com website and enter either your service tag or express service code. It will display information about your system and also provide a link to compatible spare parts such as memory.
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Yes, it should be. I have a new Dell Inspiron and it works for me. The lock spots are pretty much universal.
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Hi John, While this 4GB module does match that PC3-10600 specification, it is not compatible with the Dell Inspiron 560 desktop. That system only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that desktop. Although, you might be able to find the discontinued compatible 2Gb module, KTD-XPS730BS/2G, from some online resellers. Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I have a Dell Inspiron 1525. I would encourage you to contact the company and speak to one of their representatives. Hope you get a favorable response to your need!
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I don't know for sure. I have a Inspiron 530 which is 4 or 5 years old now and it dropped right in. The computer found it without any issues and works much better than the USB doggle I hand prior to that. When I installed it, it seemed as though it was piggy backing the video board on the motherboard (i.e. I don't think it would work on a non Dell computer).
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Hi SergioYes it should work.. I have d same dell model and mine is working perfectly.
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I do not know the specific models that this HD will work for but works in my inspiron from dell check the compatibility listings
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Yes, this adapter is compatible with your Dell Inspiron. I use mine with the same model.
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I would contact Dell customer support to verify that. My computer is a Latitude E6520 and it works great for me.
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Just make sure u have the correct pin number...I dont know about the 1750 but I did the research for my SR 1319.
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Just reviewed the specs on the Dell Inspirion 1100 and it looks like the computer supports EIDE and ATA internal drives so this drive should work. My only concern would be some sort of propriety connection that Dell might have used but you should be able to pull the adapter off the old drive and plug it into this one.
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I am not sure about it working on the Dell Inspiron N5050, but I purchased one for my Dell Inspiron N5010 and it works great.
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Hi Ron. Make sure your model number matches and if it does that's the one you need to order. I ordered this one for my dell Laptop and it's working great.
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I don't know. If your laptop is a Dell Inspiron 15-3521 it will work. It worked perfectly for mine.
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Well as far as I can tell there should be no reason it should not work. The Dell Inspiron 11 (3147) uses 204 pin memory as well as low voltage 1.35v memory which is what this is. I can not say 100 % it will work but it should.
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to this. Not familiar with any of the Dell Inspiron line of computers. It will certainly depend on the drive type(s) supported by these chassis, and may also be dependent on the operating system in use.