Learn about hard drives in this free video on hard drives.Expert: James Adams Bio: I have been working with computers since my high school days, almost 10 years ago, when I took a Novell Netware 4.11 class. Filmmaker: Brian Seegmiller
bought it through ebay, rest in vid
Hey its googlelover606 back with another unboxing video and also showing you how to instal your hard drive to this case and how to plug it in to you computer
Things you will need: T6 (Screw)Driver or Bit T10 (Screw)Driver or Bit a PC with SATA Port, Serial Power (or Molex to Serial Power Adaptor) and Xplorer360: rapidshare.com (only use Xplorer360Bevs for WD BEVS Drives)
Więcej informacji o filmie na stronie teraz-polska.blogspot.com Film w skrócie nakreśla problem jakim jest monopolizacja światowej żywności. Oznacza to, że żwyność może być w rękach jednej prywatnej korporacji. Brzmi to jak teoria spiskowa – kiedyś można było tak to traktować, ale obecnie MONOPOL JEST FAKTEM. W USA firma Monsanto ma monopol na uprawy rolne. Monsanto jest głównym producentem nasion GMO (genetycznie modyfikowanych) na świecie. Nasiona są opatentowane. Dodatkowo rolnicy są prawnie zmuszeni stosować środki chemiczne Monsanto. Powagi dodaje fakt, że Monsanto jest również największym na świecie dystrybutorem nasion tradycyjnych, czyli tych bez GMO, nieopatentowanych. Firmy nasienne na całym świecie są wykupywane przez wielkie korporacje produkujące GMO. Polska nie jest wyjątkiem. Problem jest jeszcze bardziej złożony i poważny (np. dochodzi problem pasz dla zwierząt, transportu), ale na początek wystarczy zdać sobie sprawę z podstawowych zagrożeń. Celem wprowadzenia GMO jest monopolizacja żywności. Nie ratowanie świata przed głodem jak twierdzą zwolennicy, czy wytrucie ludzkości jak twierdzą niektórzy przeciwnicy. Mając monopol na żywność można w bardzo łatwy sposób dowolnie manipulować cenami oraz dostępnością żywności. Nie chodzi o potencjalne “przykręcenie kurka” z gazem czy ropą, ale z żywnością. Można pomyśleć: “Przecież rolnicy mają wybór”. Tak, w Polsce jeszcze mają, ale w USA już nie. Tylko że rolnicy sugerują się reklamami Monsanto, które zapewniają o …
Part 4: Fitting the 4gb CF Compact Flash as Hard drive and closing the case. In this part we will fit the CF Compact Flash as a hard drive via the 44-pin IDE slot into the CF Flash Adapter. Then we wire up the Floppy drive and then connect the LEDs and finally put the case back together. For Amiga tutorials and videos visit Retrosofer’s Channel: www.youtube.com Retro Sofer’s Guide: Installing Compact Flash Card as harddrive In Amiga part 1 www.youtube.com AmigaKit: Your one-stop shop for Amiga goodies (hardware and software) amigakit.leamancomputing.com 2.5″ Hard Drive Cable (2CM) amigakit.leamancomputing.com 2.5″ Hard Drive Cable (5CM) amigakit.leamancomputing.com
Hello fellow YouTubers, in this video I am talking about some goodies I received in the post for June 2010. This is part 2 and in this part you will see the following: Amiga: Compact Flash CF to 2.5″ IDE 44 Pin Adapter / Converter; 2.5″ Hard Drive Cable (5cm); 2.5″ Hard Drive Cable (2cm); SanDisk Ultra 4GB Compact Flash CF Memory Card; Silica Systems Amiga Catalogue Circa 1992; Sega’s Shadow Dancer; Syndicate.. ZX Spectrum+; ZX Spectrum Interface 1 Thanks for watching. Please rate, leave a comment and subscribe if you so wish. 
As mentioned in this video, please check out Retrosofer’s channel he really is a top bloke and knows his stuff and is in to retro-gaming also. www.youtube.com Retrosofer’s guide onInstalling Compact Flash Card as harddrive In Amiga: www.youtube.com AmigaKit Website: amigakit.leamancomputing.com Matt Chat’s channel: www.youtube.com Matt Chat’s interview with Syndicate game designer Sean Cooper: Matt Chat 64: Sean Cooper’s Early Days: www.youtube.com Matt Chat 65: Syndicate with Sean Cooper: www.youtube.com Cubex55′s Channel for Game longplay vids: www.youtube.com
For more information go to tiger.tv The Thermaltake BlacX docking station is built vertically, and can hold either a 3.5″ or 2.5″ disk without the need of an enclosure. The hard drive is placed on top of the adapter, facing its connectors down. After having it slided into the docking station, the user instantly gains access to its full contents.
No hard drive and fan noise. This notebook becomes eeriely silent. – Thinkpad x40 – Transcend 133x 8GB – eBay CF to IDE adapter “V B.1″. Adapter (not CF) mounting needs to be flipped for x40
Product page: www.icydock.com Introducing the Icy Dock MB990SP-B Dual 2.5 to 3.5 SATA and IDE Solid State and Hard Disk Drive Converter. This dual bay drive bracket allows you to use two SATA or IDE SSD and HDD in an internal 3.5 drive bay in most standard cases. Since most cases are not set up to use 2.5 form factor, the MB990SP-B allows you to make a huge upgrade to your system with very little effort. The bracket will fit most types of cases. Out of the box it can be used in both tool-less and standard cases. The EZ Fit pins on the sides of the bracket fit into most standard mounting holes, and are also removable to use either your cases proprietary mounting brackets, or to use screws for a more secure fit. The EZ FIT bracket is extremely lightweight and has an open air design for maximum air flow and cooling of the drives. Most standard 2.5 IDE or SATA drives can be used due to the open back design, allowing use of direct connections to the drive, also giving the user flexibility to mix and match drives. How to use the MB990SP-B: Simply insert the drive or drives into the front loading slots, close the latch, and it is now ready to be installed in the case. To install, compress the two tabs at the rear, and place in the drive bay. When the tabs are released, the included pins will pop into place into your cases mounting holes, and installation is complete. Some cases use their own drive trays or brackets, or one may want to use his or her own mounting screws. To …
This video shows how you can use a Compact Flash card as your Amiga 600/1200 hard drive. You will need a “2,5″ ide to CF” adapter, a 2,5 ide cable (2x44pin female) and a Compact Flash card. I think 4 gigabyte is the maximum amount Amiga can use, but that should be more than enough for your old Amiga 1200! The Compact Flash card is already formated and has Workbench installed. The preparation and installation of Workbench on the CF can be a real headache and don’t expect to format 4 gigabyte very fast on an 7 or 14mhz Amiga! The big advantage of using Compact Flash instead of IDE is that it is completely silent, uses a lot less power (making it possible to add turbocard/cdrom without having to buy a better psu) and is a lot faster than old 2,5″ IDE drives.
An old HP ze4300 booting Windows XP on a home made SSD. Specs: – Celeron 1300mhz – 328 mb of memory – SSD made of an A-Data 4gb 266X – Oriental language package installed (Korean/Japanese/Chinese support) which usually slow down a lot winxp boot and shutdown. – Used to boot in ~1mn15 with the original hard disk. compactflash memory and a CF to IDE adapter. More details: tfpsly.free.fr A nice site about CF speeds and fixed/removable settings: * speeds www.hjreggel.net * CF with UDMA and fixed/removable: www.hjreggel.net
My old Dell Laptop (1993) with: 2Gb HD, 8Mb RAM, 1Mb Video Ram, Intel 486 DX2 @66Mhz. No floppy drive (broken) or battery. Currently I put files on it using an USB—IDE adapter. This is an example of how the modern PC are built: they can keep working for 15 years! Currently, this pc has been reformatted with its original 341Mb hard drive. I can put files on it only through Interlnk and Intersvr (see other video). After some hours of modifying the original config.sys and autoexec.bat I finally got a sort of Multi-option-boot system, which, once started, can be used in 4 “modes”: “Only Dos”, “Windows 3.1″, “Interlnk client”, “Interlnk server”. Also, I’ve put on it the drivers for my “new” printer, Office 6.0 for windows and some games… the next goal is browsing the net with it!
I think my desktop’s drivers need updating b/c it wouldn’t recognize my new WesternDigital HardDrive, although it was recognized on 3 other laptops…no "new hardware" popups and it doesn’t even show on "my computer"
then i tried uploading a vid from my DCR-HC21 Sony Handycam using a USB (can’t find the firewire) and it’s not even recognized either!…I used it w/this computer before…but now nothing shows up! WMM can’t even capture the vid from it!
so I downloaded Driver Detective, but it’s not free, so I guess i have to take their list of "needs updates" drivers from the scan on my comp. and manually install them all? But it’s confusing…can you please find me the correct drivers to install?
Platform: Windows XP
____________"Out of Date" Drivers________
Display Adapters:
NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 model 64/Model 64 Pro
IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers:
VIA Bus Master IDE Controller
Mice + other pointing devices:
Logitech USB Wheel mouse
Modems:
HSP56 Microderm
Network Adapters:
Linksys LNE100TX Fast Ethernet Adapter (LNE100TX v4)
Sound + Vid:
Avance AC’97 Audio for VIA (R) Audio Controller
System Devices:
(3) PCI standard ISA bridge
USB controllers:
VIA Rev 5 or later USB Universal Host Controller
VIA USB Enhanced Host Controller
Unpluged Devices:
USB Composite Device PSC 1400
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I’m searching for these as well, but please help w/whatever you can!
thanks so much! I don’t even know if this is what I’m supposed to do!
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Eagle Consus L-Series built by high quality solid metal and fine grain leather. Portable luxury — for those who won’t settle for less! If you are a business traveler or a professional user on the go, you need an external storage system that can work as hard as you do. L-Series handles severe conditions with style. High quality construction rejects electrical interferences to ensure reliable connections. Strategically reinforced aluminum chassis is extremely resistant to impacts and torsions to better protect the hard drive while you travel. Nickel plating, used extensively in automotive applications, enhances corrosion protection and wearability. We then complete the package with supple fine grain leather to please your senses and impress those of others. Integrated USB cable brings conveniences to travel without AC adapters or messy USB cables!
Computer Specs: Gigabyte 775 Intel p45 mother board
Corsair 650watt PSU,
Intel Core Duo E8500 3.16 CPU
EVGA GeForce 9800 Graphics card
Corsair 4gigs RAM
1.5Tb HDD space (3 drives)
The Problem: I was noticing that one of my hard drives was making an odd sound when it was spinning up for about a week, I was uncertain which of the drive it was that was making the sound so like a fool I did not take any initiative before it gave out. I was working on my PC one day just fine and had completed my work and left the room. About 2 hours later I returned and had found that the computer had shut itself off and had attempted to reboot itself was it was sitting in a boot screen where it appeared to not be able to boot from the harddrive and was asking for a CD to boot from.
This lead me to assume that the hard drive that had gone bad was the one that the main windows vista OS. I wanted to recover the documents on the hard drive without having to open the case up, so I booted the computer up with Puppy Linux, I had some issues with PL recognizing all three drives as I was only able to mount the 1 drive that had nothing but movies saved to it. Since these were file I was not concerned about and was not able to get either of the other drives to mount I shut the PC down, opened the case and removed the HDD that had the OS on it.
Using a IDE/SATA Device adapter, I hooked up the PC to a spare laptop that I had and was able to retrieve all the files I thought were necessary to save. I went back to the desktop PC and hooked everything back up and was planning on just reinstalling the OS on one of the 2 drives that was left. But once I turned the PC back on it immediately shut itself off and then turned itself back on. The monitors did not turn on to acknowledge any video signal and the PC continues to shut itself off and back on.
So that is where I am now. The PC is not getting to any boot screen, and if it was the monitors are not coming on like the PC was never turned on, and the PC constantly shuts itself off and then reboots itself and just keep repeating the process.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Adapter to Connect 2.5 inch notebook HDD to IDE +90-212-2119293
im pretty tech savvy, just not when it comes to hardware 
i need a new hdd, a laptop (2.5") one, maybe 7200 rpms, and something like 40 gigs will do. if any, i would like one that its under . im pretty sure i need an ide. will it be hard to replace my old one and install this one? and (if u need this or not) it must follow these guildines:
Power Supply
• AC Adapter: 120W external AC Adapter, 100-240V / 50-60Hz
frequency (Universal) input voltage, 15V x 8A Output.
Dimensions (LxWxH): 5.7” x 1.7” x 2.1”
Weight: 1.4lbs
• Battery Pack: 12-cell, rechargeable, removable Lithium Ion (Li-
Ion) battery, 8400mAh
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 8.1” x 3.6” x 0.9”
• Battery Saver (in Windows XP): Stand by, HDD Auto Off, Display
Auto Off, Throttling, Hibernation
• Battery life (main batt): 2.9H***
*lol please note im not being lazy makin someone else find it for me, i’ve been looking all day! thanks!!!!!!!
*if anyone can find one, they get the 10 points 
Eagle Consus M-Series 2.5″ external storage system designed for pocket drive users. Extremely compact and stylish, this state of the art storage solution is great for portable pocket drive users and business travelers. Works without bulky AC adapter so you can travel light! Great for mobile data solution such as business presentations or personal data storage hard drive. Did we mention its exquisite mesh structure available nowhere else? It maximizes airflow to prevent your hard drive from overheating and ultra lightweight. It turns your 2.5″ notebook hard drive to USB pocket drive instantly!
Hi I wanted to sell my laptop pentium III laptop and it has not battery with it can I get anything for it Here is the specs for it thanks Jan
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System Type: Latitude C600
Ship Date: 2/23/2002
Dell IBU: Americas
Quantity Parts # Part Description
1 1C736 Processor, PIII-Cumine, 1GHZ 256K, PGA2, D0
1 262EP Assembly, Documentation/Cable/ Filler, Latitude CPx, Latitude CPt
1 9364U Adapter, ALTERNATING CURRENT…, External, 20V, 70W, 3WBA
1 3C048 Keyboard, 87, United States/ English, C600/I4K, R2
1 0F765 Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display Notebook, Latitude, ADDS
1 10GEF Cover, Hinge, Left, C600…
1 30TFW Assembly, Palmrest, Latitude C600
1 33NPY Cover, Hinge, Right, C600…
1 59MNK Cable, Flex, Liquid Crystal Display, SUPER EXTENDED GRAPHICS ARRAY PLUS…, I4000/C600
1 695EM Liquid Crystal Display, Thin Film Transistor, Super ExtendedGraphics Alloy, Standard Panel Work Group, 14.1, Sharp
1 71PXH Assembly, Floppy Disk Drive, Internal/External, Notebook, Light-WT
1 97UEF Assembly, Cover, Liquid Crystal Display, Back, SUPER EXTENDED GRAPHICS ARRAY PLUS…, C600…
1 9C748 BASE (ASSEMBLY OR GROUP)…, NOTEBOOK…, ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MFGR…., PENTIUM III…, C600…, I4K, ADD
1 5H980 Battery, 59 Watt, 14.8 Volt 8 Cell, Sony
1 58JEV Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32X64, 4K, 144, NETSCAPE…
1 7F135 Subassembly, Digital Video DiskDrive, 8X, LENGTH/LONG…, Latitude, V2
1 1N010 Kit, Documentation/Diskette Software DVD, INTERVIDEO…, 3.0.58.6
1 6F553 Modem, V90, Internal, NETWORK INTERFACE CARD/CONTROLLERS…, MPCI 3COM, V2
1 480WV Carrier, Hard Disk Drive, C600/I4000
1 5K809 HardDrive, 20GB, IDE (INTEGRATED DRIVE ELECTRONICS) …, 2.5Form Factor, 9.5MM, HITACHI-DOGWOOD…
1 8267R Connector, Header, 2X22, FEMALE…, 2, Short, Gold, 35K, Third Height, CHIP SET…
1 068GN ystem Integration, Image Maintenance Services, Integration, #7
1 77MYY Kit, Documentation/Compact Diskette, Windows 2000 Pro, SP1 F5, English
Pentium III, with 256mb of ram installed, and you only have a dvd drive