[Cbsupport] Re: Hard drive
Derek Vanderkruk
Derek.Vanderkruk at i-solutions.net.au
Fri Jun 18 07:12:01 UTC 2004
That would make your PC a Deskpro 2000. I haven't opened mine for over a
year now (they are in the shed now gathering dust) so this is all from
memory.
The PII supports Ultra ATA, so the drive size shouldn't be a problem.
You should also use an 80 wire cable. There is a rompaq available for
the dp2000 to allow them to recognize drives larger than 8gb here
http://h18007.www1.hp.com/support/files/Deskpro/us/download/9344.html
I think for mounting the drive as a second hdd you will have to get
mounting brackets to mount it in a 5.25" inch bay (they only room to
mount 1xfdd and 1xhdd in the 3.5" bay)
Derek
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> Yes Derek
> It is a Compaq Deskpro
> Avery
>
> Derek wrote:
>
> >What model Compaq is it?
> >
> >The Compaq business PC's shouldn't have a problem (the
> deskpro line). A lot of the Presario line are not equiped to
> take an extra hard disk unless you get a cradle to mount it
> in th 5.25" bay (these ones also came with dodgy big-foot
> hdd's which had a tendancy to die within 18 mths).
> >
> >
> >Derek
> >
> >
> >
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