Hi, I have an old hp zv5000 with a Seagate Momentus 42 ST93015A, 30Gb, ATA-100. Does this hard drive is compatible? Thanks.
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Yes it uses the same pata connection. The "100" in your ata-100 is just the speed. It'll work.
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Yes, it should fit. Just make sure to save all brackets and adapters that were used with the original hard drive.
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No reason why it should not. Your HP should see it just like any other drive, provided your USB port is functioning properly.
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As long as it delivers 12 volts and at least 1.5 amps you should be okay. This may or may not be the same unit Seagate provides but the output voltage, amps and of course the connector all need to be the same. In fact Western Digital uses the type of unit and you can buy one of their replacement units to be safe. These are all made in China by a variety of companies to the same spec.
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the size of the drive doesn't matter... it's whether or not it is compatible w/the rest of the computer. which model HP 2000 do you have? I would send an email to HP tech support based on your laptop model to see if it is compatible. Make sure your unit uses a 2.5" form factor (size) drive.
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jnwarm, if you were referring to Seagate Momentus 750GB XT, unfortunately Amazon does provide info which item I purchased in responding to. I currently I have it in my Dell Latitude E6510 and working with no issue.
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I installed it on an hp 9420 and it worked quite well. One thing to keep in mind is that the original hard disk likely contained a recovery partition, you will need to manually transfer that from your old drive if you want to use the factory restore. Hard drive imaging software can help here.
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Yes, this will work. It should work nomatter what - since it's SATA - which is a version reverse compatible protocol. There are different SATA versions, but any older protocol drive should work with any newer controller - just the way things are designed. That comment aside, which is general knowledge. I used this case for an old Seagate 7200.10 drive actually. I have an older (same series as yours) 500GB drive where the controller board on the enclosure stopped working. So, I bought this to replace the malfunctioning enclosure. Worked fine. It's a pretty nice little case, and the price is right. I'd say buy it. Yes, this will work. It should work nomatter what - since it's SATA - which is a version reverse compatible protocol. There are different SATA versions, but any older protocol drive should work with any newer controller - just the way things are designed. That comment aside, which is general knowledge. I used this case for an old Seagate 7200.10 drive actually. I have an older (same series as yours) 500GB drive where the controller board on the enclosure stopped working. So, I bought this to replace the malfunctioning enclosure. Worked fine. It's a pretty nice little case, and... » Read More Yes, this will work. It should work nomatter what - since it's SATA - which is a version reverse compatible protocol. There are different SATA versions, but any older protocol drive should work with any newer controller - just the way things are designed. That comment aside, which is general knowledge. I used this case for an old Seagate 7200.10 drive actually. I have an older (same series as yours) 500GB drive where the controller board on the enclosure stopped working. So, I bought this to replace the malfunctioning enclosure. Worked fine. It's a pretty nice little case, and the price is right. I'd say buy it. « Show Less
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Morgan, this is a great question. My name is Dennis & I have years of experience in the computer field (So you can be confident in the answer I am going to give you). The answer to your question, Yes, this drive is compatible with your style of laptop.
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It may physically fit, but it will probably not work properly. Comments found on Internet indicate 1.5 Gb/s drives would be best for a HP DV9000. What is the model number of yours ? There seems to be many over the years. I did find the HP documentation, which indicates the 2007 version used ATA-5 for the hard drives : http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01311536.pdf, pages "5-7", "6-5-" and "6-6". SATA drives are suppose to emulate the ATA-5 mode ... The WD 500GB drive you are looking at is a 6 Gb/s (see specs : http://www.wdc.com/wdproducts/library/SpecSheet/ENG/2879-771435.pdf). That could be too much for the DV9000. If you can tell us the exact model number of your DV9000, I might be able to give a better answer. In the meantime, I would have to say 'no' as to "FIT" compatibility (ie, working properly in an HP DV9000).
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Hi, it is easy to check whether it will work or not. check the pin connector in product picture and find out whether it will mate with your Hard drive. I googled your description and looks like it will mate, just in case verify it with pin connector as i told above.
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This drive should work fine in your laptop, make sure you have a good set of recovery disc's or if installing a new version of Windows all of the drivers for your laptop. You can find the correct drivers for your machine at HPs website. Edit: It looks like that laptop has two drive bays if you are adding extra storage you shouldn't need recovery disks or drivers.
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If its a 2.5mm SATA. It should work. I would check with HP first since you will have to contact Windows to re-sync your Windows copy with the new Hard drive
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yes it works, however, you will see a red status light always on. HP does not support it but it is as good as HP drive except for the status light.
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One of the Seagate forum moderators stated that it's the same drive: http://forums.seagate.com/t5/Momentus-XT-Momentus-and/What-is-the-difference-between-the-Momentus-xt-500-G-models/m-p/85644
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I've installed it on my PS3 (original 60GB model) and the Seagate Momentus XT 500GB works just fine. Boot times are faster and so are read times. Installs (write times) are just as fast as any other 7200RPM drive I've used before.Before you remove your old drive, reboot it and time it just to get an idea of your boot times.Then install the new drive, boot it once then reboot it again. You'll notice a nice improvement over your old drive.
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Hi, according to Seagate specifications, the Constellation .2 requires +12V and +5V; therefore, it will not be compatible. The enclosure provides 5V only. Thanks!
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I'm sorry. I don't know. I had a drive cloned *for* me. I suggest you contact Seagate. They're awesome.