Is it compatible to Seagate HDD (PN:9zh9p9-raa)? I'm not familiar with this type of cable.
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What type of connection is it ? What plugs into the the computer. If you have a link to the product your talking about I may be able to answer you better
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Dear friend,We are PsmGoods customer service.We have confrimed your question just now, this USB cable adapter is compatible with seagate HDD (PN:9zh9p9-raa). I hope this information has been able to assist you.Sincerely,Wendy
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It did not fit the 3.0 port on my Western Digital external hard drive. Not familiar with Seagate port. 2.0 port cable does fit into the esata port on my Dell Studio 17 laptop.I use a cable with 2.0 on one end for laptop esata and 3.0 on other end for WD external. It came included with the WD hard drive.
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Hi JerryYes It will work if your cable connectors are compatible.If you have an SATA system, which I think you do, them make sure the Hard Drive is also SATA. Small connector no pins.Your other choice is PATA / IDE, so make sure the hard drive has the same connector configuration. The PATA has the long connector with a bunch of pins. 42 I think.You can buy both in the same hard drive.I hope this helped.Walk In PeaceDavid
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I believe it will. Does the drive say SATA on it? That specifies one of the two interfaces this cable works with.
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If you have a Seagate Backup Plus it will work. I use this adapter with a Seagate 3TB Backup Plus and it has worked perfectly for almost a year. Any other Seagate model I do not know because some have different size power supply connectors.
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If you are talking about the Seagate Ultra ATA 44 pin, perhaps. The WD Blue Scorpio slightly larger than the Seagate (by .01 inches in every dimension). So if you are already getting a snug fit with your Seagate, no. Here's a link to the specs for the Seagate and WD drives respectively: http://www.netcomdirect.com/sest4029ulat.html http://www.wdc.com/wdproducts/library/SpecSheet/ENG/2879-701278.pdf
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yes, but check at the seagate website. beware, it is a 5400 rpm drive, not 7200, does defeat the purpose of usb 3.0 somewhat.
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I only know it works good on my old Samsung drive but will not work on my WD drive, WD requires some kind of support software that is not available.You are on your own with the Seagate.
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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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My Seagates were not on the Synology compatibility list, but work anyway. They are 5.8. x 4 x 1 backplane type (ie no cables.) You just shove them into the back of the box. To use, say, SSDs, you would probably have to buy an adapter.
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I can't say for certain because I can;t find the exact specifications for that computer but my guess is yes it will work. I put this HDD in a friends computer but we were replacing the exact same drive.
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I am not sure if that would work. But you could go out on the Seagate Web Site and ask that question of their technical department and they should be able to answer it.
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Confirm the connector type and it should work. I replaced the HD in an old HP Pavillion laptop, this drive works properly. Again, be certain the drive has an IDE type connector.
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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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Hi Lucie, I 'm not sure. I posted the info about the particular WD drive I had because you never know what actually fits in these things. Hope someone with the Seagate can let you know. Also, look up the measurements to the WD drive I posted that fits and see if is the same size as your Seagate.
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I use it for iomega slim drive. But technically should work with any portable hard drive, as long as pin fits.
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If you take the 2TB Seagate Backup Plus Slim drive out of its enclosure (this is a well documented procedure) the SATA drive inside should certainly be compatible with this unit.