“Is this Hard Drive compatible with HP Pavilian 96? Replacing bad Hard Drive”

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• I'd conact HP for proper drive thickness requirements for your system. Like I've said before I've used these in Toshibas and Dells, with no issues. I'd be learer of using them in a ultrabook.

  Answered by itwas 10 years ago

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• No, this is a hard drive for a desktop computer, and will almost certainly be too big to fit inside a laptop.

  Answered by nftyw 10 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by Theshadoz 10 years ago

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• Not sure. I went to HP.COM and searched for "HP Pavilian 96". I couldn't find info on that particular model. Perhaps you can find the complete "Model #". Mine HP was the "HP Pavilian Elite e9180f". I spoke to a tech at Best Buy who stated this hard Drive WD Black WD 3003FZEX (3GB) model was better and I believe him. The old Hard Drive was a Seagate Barracuda (1000GB) Model ST 1000DM003" It worked over 6 years before crashing.

  Answered by BBiles1949 10 years ago

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• Sure it is.

  Answered by oscarw4 10 years ago

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• Yes it is, I have one. I just connect the device, then drag and drop them into the seagate dashboard on my desktop.

  Answered by Memi 10 years ago

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