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Q: QuestionDoes this SSD already come formatted for over-partitioning and recovery?

Asked 9 years ago by Dave.

• A:Answer All new hard drives are new and unpartitioned. If you're setting this as a second drive you have format it first. For brand new installation the OS will do it automatically.

  Answered 9 years ago by Kaneh

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Q: QuestionWill this work as an internal drive in the ASUS ROG G20AJ desktop computer. If so, do I need to purchase any additional hardware? Thanks.

Asked 7 years ago by JetSetMiami.

Q: QuestionCan I use this to replace the hard drive in my HP Probook (2015) that no longer has wireless capabilities?

Asked 7 years ago by KLM.

Q: QuestionWill this item work in the desktop that I am building, or is it specifically for laptops? Please help ASAP

Asked 8 years ago by MaxD.

• A:Answer You bet. I bought this when my computer drive crashed about 3 weeks ago - I use it on my desktop and it works great. Love the speed of booting!

  Answered 8 years ago by Jim1550Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan I take an existing Image of my existing Desktop OS Hard Drive and reload the Image on this new SSD Drive for use in my Desktop PC?

Asked 9 years ago by Cooker.

• A:Answer Sure can. I use a program called Macrium Reflect it is free at www.macrium.com/reflectfree. Samsung SSDs also have something as well to image your disk, but they are expensive to buy.

  Answered 8 years ago by StevenVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan I replace my C ordinary drive of a HP Pavillion Laptop already running Win 10 with this product? And probably I have to format it and reinstall The OS by myself

Asked 9 years ago by gamar.

• A:Answer Yes you can use this to replace your current HDD. You will need to use a program like the free Macrium Direct software to clone your existing drive. You will also need to buy a data cable to do the clone before you remove your old drive. Just search YouTube for a video on how to do this if you have not opened up a laptop before. If your still not comfortable ask the Geek Squad to do it for you.

  Answered 8 years ago by PrettyFlyForAWiFiVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan I replace this for the 13" MacBook Air 2011.

Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Check at the Apple website to see if it has an upgradable hard drive and RAM. You can probably do both at the same time... can you remove the back of the computer body?

  Answered 9 years ago by AGSDoc

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Q: QuestionProduct details said this comes with Arcronis True Image Software. How do I take advantage of that?

Asked 9 years ago by Dave.

• A:Answer You download the Acronis from their website, and there is a small folded instruction sheet that comes with the drive that has your license code. Once unlocked, you're good to go. (Good luck though, I could never get Acronis to clone completely.)

  Answered 9 years ago by Delta

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Q: QuestionDoesn't list the physical dimensions. What are they? Will this work internally for a laptop?

Asked 9 years ago by Jody.

• A:Answer I installed this SSD into my Macbook pro. It is half the thickness of a standard HDD, there is an adapter piece that comes with it if the thickness needs to be greater. Some laptops need that thicker drive to mount correctly.

  Answered 9 years ago by Joey

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