Ext.HDD Toshiba Canvio Basics. What HDD is used inside?

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ext.HDD Toshiba Canvio Basics. What Hard Disks used inside?

I guess it’s a common 2.5” SATA HDD.

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I have it loaded (full) since 2012 and used it may times.
Now it suddenly stopped showing up on my PC, sometimes message showing saying ' device not recognised'
about 2 months ago I purchased new PC with windows 8 (earlier it was 7).
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Thanks for your help and advice

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What does this mean? Well, sooner or later every HDD will die… and in most cases such issues appear suddenly and are surprising.
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Hello fellow HP Laptop users I own an EliteBook 8540w and am wondering what HDD I can use to upgrade this box. Detailed specs of the box are as follows. CPU Type: Mobile QuadCore Intel Core i7-740QM, 2100 MHz (16 x 131)
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Dear Huffer Thank you for your informative reply here as well! I recently had a laptop over for setting up a new OS and there was an SSHD in it that made the boot up process blazing fast, though the transfer rate was mediocre. So I have sort of come in touch with a sort of SSD already and liked what I experienced there. Would you by any chance be able to recommend a few good SSDs off the top of your head? Let's say in the 100GB, 250GB and 500GB size league? What makes are good and what makes should one try to avoid? The box is primarily used for simple graphics editing (Illustrator, Sketch, etc), running various OSs with VirtualBox as well as office work (MS Office 2013) and mostly coding (WAMP, webdev work, etc). I have come to quite like running VMs and doing work there while keeping the host free from Windows rot. Works great so far. No gaming or intensive video editing is planned, at least the gaming part I have no interest whatsoever, might take a dab in video editing though. Why do I mention this? Well I assume depending on what the SSD is used for there are possibly better or worse choices. Since I also do frequent images of the host OS (Macrium Reflect Free does a truly excellent job there for years now!) it would be great to have a fast transfer rate on the SSD itself, I mean from the common C: partition to the D: partition. I am accepting your reply as the solution to my question and would be super happy to hear about your SSD experience, you being a true fan of this technology it seems. Again, thank you for your help. Kind RegardsW9Y edit:For example looking at this review of this heavily marketed SSD it seems great for gaming but "In our real-world workloads, however, it generally performed well below par.." so nothing I would even consider taking into consideration I like fast or at least solid internal transfer rates as well as decent performance when using VMs or imaging the host OS. So yeah there you go, what is great for one type of user should not even be looked at another type of user. Fun fact about that review is the productivity scenario they pick for "most users", that being , here it comes, "32-bit Vista", "IE8", and "Office 2007". Let me ask you, who uses Vista in 2015? Who actually does still use Vista at all these days? Anyways without wanting to sound arrogant or anything, it did make me laugh when checking that SSD review..

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-Daniel.
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That's too bad. >_<
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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Toshiba+-+Canvio+Basics+1.5TB+External+USB+3.0+Porta ble+Hard+Drive+-+Black/5622222.p?id=1218677495232&skuId=5622222
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Unfortunately the disk always shows up as "TOSHIBA-ExternalUSB3-0-01" in navigation trees.
Up to now I did not find a way to rename the device to e.g. "Media".
Could anybody please tell me how to accomplish this.
Simple rename in Windows Explorer does not work. Must have something to do with a HDD name provided / delivered by Toshiba.
Thanks for your support.

Hi
The option rename which is available and provided by Windows explorer does not rename the external HDD but the storage name will be changed only within the Windows explorer.
To be honest Im not quite sure if you could change the HDD name which appears in the fritz box menu.
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http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/52129-disk-clean-clean-all-diskpart-command.html
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How to find what provider is used to for cipher in a SSL socket's handshake

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Hi!
My disk made some strange noises, maybe it have one foot in the grave...
Have latest bios 1.9. and original disk at 30GB.
Have an Hitachi 40GB I tried with, but notebook did not find it.
So I would like to know what disks and sizes that are supported for that model.
Thanks in advance!

Hi
Very strange did you use a compatible 40GB HDD?
In my knowledge the notebook should be able to recognize the 40GB HDD.
As far as I know the 30 GB HDD which was installed is a Toshiba MK3017GAP and the computer supports a 20, 30, 40 or 60 GB HDDs.
I think these HDD should be compatible:
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HITACHI G8BC00009110 40GB HDD
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PS: The strange noise coming from the HDD could be the beginning of the end
So make a data backup.

What HDD Config?

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My initial thoughts were 2 of the 300GB 15k drives in a RAID config with a FW ext. 1TB drive to allow me to work on projects at home and at work.
Am I being unrealistic on size? Do I really need the speed of the 15k drives?
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Jason

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You don't need to spend $800 on SAS controller and probably that much per drive? I would pick the fastest SATA drives, 10K Raptors, 1TB Samsung, 4 x 750GB WD RE2s.
External RAID. If you still want SAS or something, ATTO or other controllers for your editing array.
http://www.amug.com has reviews of most all controllers and drives for Mac Pro. Also http://www.barefeats.com has benchmark tests.
While spending $800 on the SAS controller may not be necessary since my division is offering to pony up for it should I take it or go with another option? Same with the drive issue. If the offering is out there for the Apple installed product should I take it or do my own work with a better/more affordable product?
Thanks for the input

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