Do I need a caddy with this or will it simply replace the hard drive that came with the DV9000?
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The caddy that's on your system will work. No you do not need to buy another caddy
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I was able to use the caddy that was already in the computer. It didn't look like it initially, but it can be separated from the old drive.
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No, you can use the old caddy of your computer, otherwise you'll need to buy another one like I did.
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You will need to buy a hard drive but the power cord is supplied with the equipment.
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Yes, the hard drive caddie would have to be modified or swapped out to accommodate the smaller size.
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You will also need the cable to clone the new drive before you install it. Kit also has cloning software if you don't have it
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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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You are correct the DVR does not come with a hard drive, the hard drive is your typical SATA style hard drive, this is why it only costs a hundred bucks, so you have to install the hardrive and after it is installed, there is an option for formatting it, which you will have to do. Its simple to do, but you void your warranty after opening the box, so that is the kicker.
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Yes it will, It is a standard laptop hard drive. The most difficult part is removing the old drive. There are instructions for that on the internet.tom Walker
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None...you install the hard drives you want, If you go to their website you can find out a lot of answers. www.bufflaotech.com
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No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should... » Read More No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. « Show Less
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You can buy a blank hard drive like I did. Then put in the new drive I put in a Seagate 7200 rpm 2 gig SATA drive. If you go on YouTube you can see the 4 clips that you need to move to take the top off and disconnect the old drive install the new drive close the DVR and hook it up power it on and the unit will configure the new drive and you are all done very simple.
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There is a 2nd drive bay in the unit..Please email us to install the 2nd hard drive caddy after your purchase..Ezbuycafe
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The Hard Drive caddy I purchased is for a Dell 1720 model. As for your P875-S7102 laptop I searched online and only found that it has an additional Hard Drive bay slot underneath... The Toshiba "user" wasn't specific about if there was already a hard drive caddy for a 2nd hard drive or not and if there isn't what is the part number for it ? etc. I can't say for sure if this caddy would work for you or not but at least your new 1tb drive would not be sliding around loosely is all I can say Michael.
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No. The drive comes with mounting screws. Most replacement drives do not come with power or data cables. The power would come from the power supply and so the power cable is already in the computer. If this is going in an older unit, you may need a 4 pin to sata power adapter.
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Yes it will be fine if it is replacing the main hard drive. I am seeing from another answer that Dell laptops might have issues if it is going to to be a secondary drive in certain models. It is just the hard drive in the package and nothing else to transfer or clone the hard drive you have now.
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yes, put the hard drive in an external enclosure to convert it into an external hard drive
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Depending on the size of the laptop you will either need mounting or it will fit in the existing HDD tray.
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No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height.