Can I get a hybrid drive instead of a SATA 5400 drive? null

Hello, Thank you for your interest in the Inspiron 15 (Series 7000) laptop! As it turns out, this system is not offered with hybrid hard drives from Dell. Also, systems sold here are already pre-configured and built and cannot be modified before shipment. If you are looking for speed boosts, you can always install your own 2.5" SSD in the laptop, replacing the existing hard drive. There are Service Manuals available from Dell's Support website. Hope this helps! JonathanNforDell

Yes, that is possible but you will need to keep the 5400 rpm for Dell Warrenty. You will need to do a clean install. STEPS: 1) Switch HDD 1a) find windows 8 ios from microsoft. 1b) install os to a flash drive or CD 2) go to BIOS and select flash drive or CD as 1st bootable drive 3) save and restart BIOS 4) format drive and install.

“Can I get a hybrid drive instead of a SATA 5400 drive?”

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Hello, Thank you for your interest in the Inspiron 15 (Series 7000) laptop! As it turns out, this system is not offered with hybrid hard drives from Dell. Also, systems sold here are already pre-configured and built and cannot be modified before shipment. If you are looking for speed boosts, you can always install your own 2.5" SSD in the laptop, replacing the existing hard drive. There are Service Manuals available from Dell's Support website. Hope this helps! JonathanNforDell
Answered by YourDellTeam 11 years ago
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Yes, that is possible but you will need to keep the 5400 rpm for Dell Warrenty. You will need to do a clean install. STEPS: 1) Switch HDD 1a) find windows 8 ios from microsoft. 1b) install os to a flash drive or CD 2) go to BIOS and select flash drive or CD as 1st bootable drive 3) save and restart BIOS 4) format drive and install.
Answered by Worrylesstech 11 years ago
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