Hi, does this HDD work in a gateway LT2712u Netbook?
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The LT2712u uses a serial ATA, also known as SATA, interface for its hard drive. So yes, it will work.
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It should work with no problems... the Gateway LT2712u Netbook uses a SATA Hard Drive. The hardest part might be reloading the Windows 7 Starter that it came with. The easiest thing to do might be to download a installation image and create a bootable USB drive and install from there using your original license key.
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this is a standard laptop hd if you have a standard or full size laptop yes some netbooks use a sata ultra connector and in that case no
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Well it should it is a laptop compatible hard drive. What's your current hard drive specifications?
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No it is not. The connectors on those drives are different than laptop arrives.
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This will work in any desktop with an open SATA port, but this NAS drive is especially suited to devices that will run 24x7 (like a NAS, or Network Attached Storage device). Seagate makes another version of this drive that might be a less expensive alternative for a "normal" desktop.
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I don't know, I used the HD for a clone BU on my IBM laptop I use for work.
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I used the cable/adapter to connect a Laptop DVD drive to a netbook. The laptop drive (13 pins) connector is smaller than a 5-1/4 standard desk top drive (22 pins).I would look for one like this: MTECH USB 2.0 USB2.0 to 2.5" 7+15P 22P SATA 2.0 II HDD/SSD Adapter Converter Cable
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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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Hi Monica - the drives may work with no issues, but we are still in the formal testing process for these drives; as such, they are not yet on the compatibility list and not officially supported. http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20641/~/hardware-compatibility-list-hard-disks
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Yes, this is a hard drive. This is physically 2 and a half inches long. It is to go inside a laptop. The disk spins at 5400 revolutions per minute. There are some that spin at 7200 PRM. They will be a little faster, but cost a little more. 1TB is the memory size. It will hold a terabyte of data. That's about 1000 gigabytes. Depending what you need, a smaller drive of 500 GB or 750 GB but spinning at 7200 RPM may be a better choice for about the same price. But the one you selected should work fine in most laptops. You might want to do a Google search for your particular laptop to see what size the hard drive is. Most likely it is 2.5 inches. If so this one would be fine. Good luck. I don't know why they say "kit". It is just a hard drive.
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Mine did not work. This drive is sata and I needed a pata drive. Double check. I have done these replacements before And they work great. Just do your research and insure you are purchasing the correct interface.
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James: this drive should work with any laptop that has the same physical slot opening which utilizes SATA III. I installed this one I purchased in a Lenovo W700 laptop with no problems for months now. Keep in mind -- if you replace your existing drive with this one, most likely you will have to swap mounting hardware & the faceplate from old drive to this one.
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I don't know about that Acer model, but some laptop HDD's are SATA-3 and older models may have IDE or EIDE drives.
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I dont know that computer, but I had no issues installing in my laptop replacing an 80Gb drive. So long as the connector/drive type is the same - you should be good. Note: get an external SDD drive kit that's made to clone the drive - if you don't want to reinstall everything. It made install fast and simple.
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No...I would not recommend a Gateway you will be disappointed. I have to broken down Gateway computers in my closet. Both just crashed blue screen of death. When I called for help, I was told to wipe out all memories and reinstall Windows. Lost all of my projects and works I had performed. This was the second gateway computer that did that to me. Buyer beware!!!
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Yes. I simply added a formatted 500 gig sata drive and it works fine. That is if it doesn't come with one in the box....check to see what it is listed with.
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It should work with any laptop with SATA connection and 2.5" form factor. My machine is a Gateway netbook and it works beautifully...