Will this hard drive be compatible with my HP L2000cto Laptop. I need to replace a Momentus 5400.2 80 GB AT Disc Drive.
394614
The drive should be compatible with your laptop. Hopefully, your existing drive isn't totally gone and you have the means to transfer your existing info to the new drive.
1519697
There are two types of hard drives, only the desk top are bigger and laptop smaller, if your hard drive is small it will fit and work properly. You just need to re install the OS and all the programs for the computer to work 100%.
1360602
Yes it will. In general laptop hard drives like this one will work for most. It's best to check the manufacuter's website or the manual to see what the laptop is optimized for. While 5400 rpm is fast enough for general use, the faster HDD's cost more. Naturally you need to weigh the proformance and cost. It really depends on what you are using your laptop for and how much you are willing to spend. Hope that helped! :)
935617
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.
2268166
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.
937906
No reason why it should not. Your HP should see it just like any other drive, provided your USB port is functioning properly.
1155992
According to the specifications for both items it should be. It is a SATA drive and the C500 is a notebook computer with a SATA HDD interface. here are two links: 1) c500 specs: http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/ca/en/ho/WF06a/12139188-78299199-78308301-78308301-78308301-79478202.html?dnr=1 2) Seagate Momentus 640GB specs: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148527
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From what I found on HP's site you should have no problem replacing your 40Gb with the WD1600AAJB 160Gb drive. And at $32 it's a good option. It IS an IDE drive. Be sure you match the jumper in the back to match your existing drive. Since you're replacing a 7200 rpm with another 7200 rpm I don't think you will see much of a speed difference since the specifications are pretty much the same. The seek time is the only difference I can find from 10 (old drive) to 8.9ms (new drive).
32366
100% compatible. Lol, but seriously it's still a decent drive. You won't notice any difference compared to a newer 64mb 7200 rpm drive. Just don't buy it used.
1376500
I own a couple of Lenovo laptops which I installed the 250G drives in, I don't have specific knowledge of the HP but I believe they will fit in most laptops.
1311275
It's less a question of will it work (almost certainly yes), but will it fit (what Scott said). Check the physical dimensions of the OCZ drive against the one you're replacing. That should be available in the manual(s) that came with the laptop. If you don't have them they're available for download on the HP web site.If you're still not sure, got the support page at the OCZ site and ask them.
129606
Hello, this is a standard 320gb sata hard drive for laptop. As long as your computer supports SATA this should not be an issue. You may want to do more research on your laptop being compatible with sata drives.
1990108
I cannot find the specs on your current Optical Disk drive. Check and see if it has a mini-sata connector on the back (http://www.ixbt.com/editorial/idf7p/d0/k18.jpg). And if it does measure how tall the drive is with a millimeter ruler. That should allow you determine whether or not this is right for you. Also the Asus website says your laptop already supports two hard drives.
883658
I would say yes, these drives function very well and seem to be compatible with anything I have installed them in. If your looking to get the last bit out of your old laptop... this will do just that.
1752674
I've used this drive to replace a failed Hard Disk Drive in my Laptop. This is a 2.5" laptop. If you have a regular laptop this drive will fit. Of course you will need to format the disk to make it usable.
2112402
This should be compatible with it. Any 2.5 HDDs I have used have been compatible with it.
607793
I think most modern laptops in the last 5 plus years will work with this hard drive. My bet is it will. The issue to consider is how will you use the hard drive? Will you image your old drive or install a fresh build?