HP Pavilion s5-1224 (Windows 7 64-bit) power supply problem

Can 550W SATA Power Supply work/ fit my hp pavilion model: s5-1224?
link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/550W-SATA-Power-Supply-New-design-with-larger-fan-Pulled-from-HP-Pavilion-/2...
I want to upgrade my power supply, but I am not sure if this will fit.
Any replys will be appreciated

I would be a little cautious when ordering from eBay. It's a used power supply for $5 and the seller used a HDD term (SATA) to describe the power supply. Granted, they could just be saying that it does have SATA power connectors.
It looks like a standard ATX power supply.
To answer your question, no that power supply will not fit your system. Your particular system is a slimline and requires a unique power supply to fit the case.
The following is the original power supply your unit came with. You will need one that is like it.
http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Original-Supply-FH-ZD221MGR-633195-001/dp/B00BJ0QW16
This site claims it is a slimline power supply and provides the dimensions of the power supply. I would get the dimensions of the power supply currently in the system. If they match, then that would more than likely be an upgrade for your system.
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