I have a 64 bit OS, but 32 bit drivers installed on my C: drive. Help!  

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    SATA Connectors (Power, IDE and more)

    Just relying on forum description is difficult but them link above for example.
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       #32

    my other one is IDE, and has lods of pins.
    So to clarify...I can buy ANY SATA hard drive then? The interface doesn't matter? should i just buy the samsung one I posted before?
    Thanks
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       #33

    Any 2.5" SATA hdd yes. The one you posted earlier is fine.
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    archwonder said:
    my other one is IDE, and has lods of pins.
    So to clarify...I can buy ANY SATA hard drive then? The interface doesn't matter? should i just buy the samsung one I posted before?
    Thanks
    This is a SATA vs IDE connector:


    You want to get a SATA harddrive. As long as it is a laptop harddrive, it should fit.

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  5. Posts : 69
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       #35

    I think google images has confused her with sata converters attached and the like, so she thinks there are different SATA connections. They are industry standard so any 2.5" SATA hdd will fit.


    Edit* she replaces he :)
    Last edited by SolarWind; 03 Nov 2010 at 14:00.
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  6. Posts : 11
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       #36

    ok brilliant, thanks everyone, yes google images did confuse me (and I'm a she lol)
    As I said before, I am a novice!
    Cheers, I'm sorted now
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    archwonder said:
    ok brilliant, thanks everyone, yes google images did confuse me (and I'm a she lol)
    As I said before, I am a novice!
    Cheers, I'm sorted now
    Don't worry about it. There can be a lot of information thrown out there.

    Glad you got it figured out.

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    oops! Sorry :)
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