Since this won't work for my Dell, What Hard Drive do you recommend for a Dell Latitude E6410 Laptop looking for 1 TB or close to?
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take a look on any of this hard drives: http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Solid-Hybrid-2-5-Inch-ST1000LM014/dp/B00B99JUBQ/ref=pd_sim_sbs_pc_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1R45JRQPSJ2BCYMARM3R http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Momentus-2-5-Inch-Internal-Notebook/dp/B007PG25UU/ref=pd_sim_sbs_pc_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=1R45JRQPSJ2BCYMARM3R http://www.amazon.com/Drive-Laptop-Latitude-E6400-Latitude-XT3/dp/B00FN890UU/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1399040520&sr=8-16&keywords=hard+drive+for+dell+6410 http://www.amazon.com/Serial-Upgrade-Latitude-E6400N-Laptops/dp/B009F1CKQW/ref=pd_sim_sbs_pc_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=0SPEN6YJNSNSCNEP8TS4 have fun
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I installed in HP 2730p 6 months ago & it works great, faster, cooler are some of the benefits. I would have preferred higher capacity but they seem to have stopped making the larger, about double the capacity, SSD. It should work, but don't know specifically if it will work for the Dell, but I suggest that you at least partially remove the old orig hard drive to see if anything physically unusual about it such as connector adapter used or not. Other than that I don't see why it wouldn't work...also mine had Vista on it originally so I upgraded to Win 7 64 immediately, which made it very easy to set up.
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Colin, I looked on Dell's support sight for the Dell Latitude D620 (not D620AT) and this memory matches the specifications posted there. I would feel confident using this memory. -- Jeff
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Well, using the WD 120GB External HD should give issues. as of now, it is working fine for me. Try to verify the USB2 Enhanced Host Controller should appear in the Device Manager. If you installed the Dell Notebook System Software at last, this might not work properly. Thanks
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The XPS looks like it might have a thicker optical drive bay slot. The drive was too thick to fit in my latitude E6430. If you take out your drive and measure the main portion of it and the metal casing is 1/2" thick (or the space that you slide the drive into is1/2" thick) then it should fit. Unfortunately my laptop uses a slim bay drive and the extra thickness made it not usable in my system. When I get my other laptop back I'll be seeing if it'll fit into it...
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Most of these have the same size, it should work. I have one on a Dell Precision 340, had no trouble, be aware that it has more connectors of a newer type than the ones used on say, normal SATA hard disks or CD/DVD units. Worked for me with 0 problems, jsut check if it has all the connectors you require.
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Couple of approaches I'd suggest: go to the Toshiba Support site for your laptop (it requires a serial or model number - the C675-7106 number did not work for me) and look for hard drive specs and, potentially, a list of compatible replacement internal hard drives. You could also go to Crucial.com and work with their site or tech support to find out which hard drives are compatible with your laptop. I have found Crucial to be very reliable on ensuring replacement RAM and storage they sell is compatible with your hardware.
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Not familiar w/ that notebook per se, but, assuming it already has a primary HDD, then must look to see if there's a spot for a secondary. You might also need mounting hardware: screws to attach the drive to some frame/bracket/"carrier" that then mounts the ensmble to the laptop. At least this is what I needed to add this drive as secondary to my Dell Latitude 3300 - only had a 60GB mSata HDD as original equip't. As for the drive itself, a terrific choice (whether as primary or secondary): quiet, fast, and well built (5 yr warranty!). Did I say fast? Hope this helps.
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It is compatible with any SATA 1.5 to 6.0 interface. Consult your manual or download one from Dell to find the exact specifications without having to open the box. It works great. Highly recommend this as a boot drive. You should also get a separate data drive.
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No. Here is a link that will explain and tell you the correct RAM you need.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/286249-30-dell-latitude-d610-problems
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I don't know the answer, I would suggest Dell should answer that. Or look for a model that has native solid state drive.
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This laptop model looks very recent according to its specs on the Dell site. With that said I am sure this drive will work in this laptop. If Dell has some weird mounting hardware that does not work with this drive you can always return it but I don't forsee that as a problem.
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I have used this as a back up to the laptop a Dell Latitude E6400. this is a simple replacement it requires no hard drive removal
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I am not sure but go here for your driveDell Latitude D600 D610 D500 40gb Hard Drive Ide Laptop 4200 Rpm / No Os Installed
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It looks like it should work fine. This drive is the 2.5" form factor and your Dell has SATA drive connections.
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Hi Pat, it appears to be compatible with your laptop. With a notebook that size, its unlikely that they would have used a 1.8 inch drive. I would check the existing drive before ordering though to ensure it is a 2.5 inch drive. Other than form factor, you should be good to go. Luckily drive replacement on an HP goes a lot smoother than a Dell.
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I bought 4 of these: Seagate 1TB Laptop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 8MB Cache 2.5-Inch Internal Drive Retail Kit (STBD1000100) They were on-sale at the time for $69. You should be able to find something with equivalent stats for around that price.