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    Adapter or for 2.5" SATA hard drive of dv9000t

    Discussion in 'HP' started by glampugnani, Feb 20, 2007.

  1. glampugnani

    glampugnani Newbie

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    Hi all
    I have got a new OEM 2.5" SATA hard drive for my dv9000t. I was convinced that I could have installed it easily. It's not the case! I found that there is a piece of "interconnection" that allows to install the SATA hard drive connector to the connector presnt on the dv9000t motherboard.

    Where I can get it???

    Thanks for helping

    Gae
     
  2. Aversio

    Aversio Notebook Enthusiast

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    take it off your old one? does it come off?
     
  3. ImajinMyFX

    ImajinMyFX Notebook Guru

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    hp has them. its $39 and comes with the hd bracket to keep it in place. if your looking for just the adapter there are come on ebay for about $9
     
  4. ratty

    ratty Notebook Enthusiast

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    Does any one know the HP part number(s) for HD bracket and SATA drive connector ?
     
  5. miner

    miner Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Birdmangsr Notebook Guru

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    im confused what adapter are you guys talking about? I was only aware of needed the mounting braket, and then a sata hard drive to be able to have a 2nd hard drive? I have the dv8000t, did they change something witht he 9000's that makes it need that adapter you are talking about
     
  7. PhilJ

    PhilJ Notebook Enthusiast

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    In order to connect the SATA drive to the mother board you need the SATA pin adapter. Thankfully the adapter is included in the mounting bracket kit.
    for $39 plus tax + shipping you get the bracket, 4 screws and the SATA interface adapter. (I just got one from HP)

    The reason for the adapter is instead of plugging in, the HDD gets pushed down onto the pins, hence the need for the adapter.
     
  8. rudeboy

    rudeboy Newbie

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    DO NOT BUY THE ADAPTER MENTIONED IF YOU WANT TO INSTALL A SECOND SATA DRIVE IN AN HP DV9000 SERIES NOTEBOOK!!

    people keep posting the same part number (434106-001) which is wrong for what people are asking for. if these people would actually take a look at the HP partsurfer page they would see that the description clearly states that it comes with a 22-pin PARALLEL ATA adapter, NOT SATA. it's a waste of money to get this kit if you're looking to install a second SATA drive. from my research at least five people from this forum alone have bought this kit and gotten parallel ATA adapters. this is one of the hardest parts to find that i've ever looked for and until someone posts a link to a real site to find it, people will probably keep wasting their money on the wrong part.
     
  9. PhilJ

    PhilJ Notebook Enthusiast

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    You are so wrong. here is the original supplied hard drive and connector in my dv9000t, next to it, the contents of HP part 434106-001.
    As you can see, the connector IS the required SATA one.

    100_0308a.JPG
     
  10. rudeboy

    rudeboy Newbie

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    i mentioned this thread to my girlfriend and as a matter of coincidence she told me she found and ordered the same part number as a surprise thinking she had found the part i was looking for. it arrived this afternoon via FedEX and, as i suspected, it has a parallel ATA adapter NOT the serial ATA adapter. i've already called HP about it and arranged to return the kit for a refund. perhaps i'll call them back with info about people getting the right adapter about 50% of the time, but i assure you, people are ordering this kit and getting parallel and sata adapters included seemingly at random.
     
  11. PhilJ

    PhilJ Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hmmm. thats interesting. In the past I have heard stories about people not getting the screws sent either, and HP charging them for a complete set of laptop screws.
    I guess I was one of the lucky ones.
     
  12. rudeboy

    rudeboy Newbie

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    just so everyone knows this is a real phenomenon i'll post a pic of the adapter that a lot of us are getting with our adapter kits.

    [​IMG]

    so, i guess, as a slight correction it would be better to say that you order this kit at your own risk. you may get a SATA adapter, you may get a PATA adapter. if you're like me, prepare to spend some time on the phone with HP.
     
  13. aphexacid

    aphexacid Notebook Consultant

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    what a bunch of rejects. can these guys get ANYTHING right?
     
  14. SBR

    SBR Notebook Consultant

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    Well, they did say HP Parts in Guatemala is notorious for misplacing, mislabeling, mishandling, and missing parts....
     
  15. chienne

    chienne Notebook Enthusiast

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    The exact same part was sent to me rudeboy. I called HP and they told me they don't sell the SATA connector and that they only sell that adapter. I said, why advertise the bracket is for the dv9000 and not sell the correct adapter for it? She said...."I don't know". :confused:

    Anyway, had to send it back...


    Not the best first call to HP-hope this isn't a sign of things to come.
     
  16. TSelca

    TSelca Newbie

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    Thank you man good info.. ordered part and got the right one
     
  17. mrumble

    mrumble Newbie

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    Here's a question... has anyone who has received the IDE (PATA) adapter been able to successfully use it in the DV9000 with an IDE drive?

    I ordered the 434106 and did receive a SATA adapter.
     
  18. clintjd

    clintjd Newbie

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    I just go my Part 434106-001 in the mail today and it had the SATA adapter. I actually have a drive i want to try and install that needs the PATA adapter. Anyone want to trade my SATA for their PATA adapter?
     
  19. rawong

    rawong Newbie

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    I have received a PATA Adapter in the kit from HP Parts.. Wouldike to trade for SATA connector.. Please contact me at [email protected]
     
  20. infinus

    infinus Notebook Evangelist

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    I ordered that part number and got a SATA connector. It's in my laptop and working just fine.
     
  21. ednote

    ednote Newbie

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    Quick question gentleman. I orderd the 2nd hdd tray from HP, got the right adapter, etc... but when i boot up my vista ultimate asks me for drivers for the HDD. any ideas??? it is a hitachi just like the primary (only is the 5400 rpm and not the 7200 rpm). I have a dv9000t running vista ultimate.

    thank you all.

    ed
     
  22. sco69

    sco69 Newbie

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    hi everyone,

    I have hd bracket, so everything i need just adapter. I tryed to llok for on the e-bay, but it was unsuccesfully. So any body has any idea where to get just adapter? Or it part number? Thanx alot
     
  23. oldgregg

    oldgregg Notebook Geek

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    I find them all the time on ebay, like here.
     
  24. mbmalone

    mbmalone Notebook Consultant

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    I guess ebay got too many hits on the adapter!

     
  25. Megasty

    Megasty Newbie

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    I had to deal with the same thing yesterday. Both drives were Seagate Momentus 5400.3 160GB. I had to format & partition the main drive, then delete it. After I restarted the pc, Vista installed with no problem. To make the 2nd drive show up in the OS I had to format & partition it after I installed Vista. After all that mess I didn't even try to raid the drives, if its even possible.
     
  26. oldgregg

    oldgregg Notebook Geek

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    Fixed the truncated link in this post.
     
  27. mbmalone

    mbmalone Notebook Consultant

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    it's only $70 including free shipping, ha..ha..
    No way ...

     
  28. djeuch

    djeuch Notebook Enthusiast

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    Ok... I ordered 2 of the kits, but they came with the wrong connector. HELP!

    How did you guys fix this?
     
  29. SideSwipe

    SideSwipe Notebook Virtuoso

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    send them back and get the right connector......
     
  30. mbmalone

    mbmalone Notebook Consultant

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    Post pictures of what you actually received. Maybe some of us need the one you received and can send you some $ for it.

     
  31. gkamendje

    gkamendje Newbie

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    Hi,
    I ordered the part on wednesday and here is what I got from HP today.

    Dear Mr KAMENDJE, your order has been cancelled since we can not provide your item. Please call 1-800-227-8164 for assistance.

    Does HP have any restriction on this product? Is it availlable for canadian Customers?
    Guy
     
  32. mbmalone

    mbmalone Notebook Consultant

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    This guy sells them on ebay with nice pictures and instructions.
    He will ship them to Canada.

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260109613649&ssPageName=ADME:B:WNARL:US:12

     
  33. gkamendje

    gkamendje Newbie

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    64$US + 20$ shipping is a little bit exagerated. I could get the complete kit for CAN 52 $ shipping not included.
    Guy
     
  34. chunkeymonkey13q

    chunkeymonkey13q Newbie

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    Hey, I'm not sure if this is relevant, but I ordered an SATAII hard drive from newegg for my HPDV9000T and am having a similar problem with the adapter (or lack thereof). I have looked on ebay but haven't been able to find any adapters. Does anyone know where I might find one? Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

    Hard Drive.JPG
    SATAII Interface - Click to enlarge.
     
  35. mbmalone

    mbmalone Notebook Consultant

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    That picture sucks ...

     
  36. Mrlaptop

    Mrlaptop Newbie

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    I have 5 of the Adapters and 5 of the HD covers . IF anyone wants to buy them let me know or email me............40$ for the Adapter and HD Cover....thanks :D
     
  37. AtLarge

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    Hmm... I put a Seagate in my secondary. Didn't get that kind of a message. I did have to go in to the properties for the controller in device manager "Activate" or something like that the logical drive. Then I was able to format it and away we go. :)

    Also, just for the record I used an SATA drive and the kit from HP part number 434106-001 and the kit date on the box was 4-9-07. The kit cost me the princely sum of around $48 total. Terribly overpriced for a think piece of aluminum, four screws and a plastic connector but then what manufacturer doesn't hose you for the aftermarket parts. :eek:
     
  38. terryford8

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    I tried ordering hp part 434106-001 hp parts page said they had it but my orders kept getting cancelled.....ask hp for more help...in Canada they gave me toll free 1-800-474-6836 number and tech people ordered part for me from their own warehouse....hope this helps anybody lookin for this part...they even said they would make sure it was a SATA connecter in box....people posting photos were a great help to me as my local hp dealer said NO notebook would have two hard drives.....thanks doug p ...ontario canada
    never posted before so i hope this is okay.....great site ...dp

    sorry sorry sorry....four hours of calls to hp canada....shifted me to parts in costa rica....they have no adapters...what garbage..for a fairly new product that claim to fame..is two hard drives...sad in canada
     
  39. dmitch

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    Well, I'm in a tough spot, I am ordering it, and hope for the best.

    I do appreciate the help though, I never would have known the kit came with the adaptor if not for your posts.

    Thanks
     
  40. akhilanand

    akhilanand Newbie

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    I have an enclosure with SATA adapter and screws. I don't need it anymore and would be willing to sell it for $40US including shipping. If anyone is interested email me at ab.jkpbd at gmail.
     
  41. molafish

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    Looking for a PATA adapter and caddy. Will pay $35 + shipping. Email me.
     
  42. eoneel

    eoneel Notebook Guru

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    Is there any way Toshiba or Dell could make this thread into a commercial? You could always buy the bracket, then depending on what you get, base your hard drive choices off that! sheesh.
     
  43. gt3

    gt3 Notebook Enthusiast

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    If you do a google search, you can now find the dv9000 caddy for $35 "in stock" from third party vendors.
     
  44. panther96

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    Hi new guy here, but trying to get this adapter too, tech support gave me that p/n and it came up $146.00 .. does anybody still have an extra?
     
  45. spartan7

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    hp part number 448304-001 and it says $45. my box is

    hxxp://h20141.www2.hp.com/hpparts/Search_Results.asp?mscssid=89CE57E064504CCBA38627603B259080

    Hope this helps people. I am looking for one as well and am taking my chances with HP. For some odd reason this part has been hard to find and describe to 3rd party vendors.
     
  46. spartan7

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    hxxp://laptopupgrade.stores.yahoo.net/hddvdvsahadr.html

    here it is

    ended up buying from HP total 64.97 with shipping
     
  47. nowwhatnapster

    nowwhatnapster Newbie

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    Just get the sata connector it off ebay. they are like 8 bucks shipped from china and if you want the hard drive cage too thats about 25 bucks shipped with the adaptor. heres a recent listing.

    right now i see 16 listings for these parts. and many of them have 10 or more in stock per listing. most of them come from china. some from canada.

    and dont worry about it not arriving. if it doesn't show up ebay has you covered.