“Is this able to be installed in HP 14 Notebook? 11 year old son "thought" so but after researching, realized that maybe not! If possible, what connectors/wires are needed?”
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Yes, if it uses a hard drive, many cheap laptops these days use emmc as boot drives. The system settings in control panel will tell you what you have.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This drive can be used as a direct replacement, if your drive is a SATA type. No cables are needed. If your computer is not very old, it more than likely is a SATA type. Google hard drive types, SATA, and check the interface connection to verify that this connection is the same as yours. The other type of drive is IDE, a different connection type and not interchangeable with SATA.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Nope, it's for desktop hard drives not laptop. Also, it's just an enclosure not an actual hard drive.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey there, This hard drive should be compatable with the HP 14 you have. However some smaller laptops/notebooks use slim form factor drives or solid state drives. There are a lot of models of the HP 14 so knowing what exact model you have will be important (ex: HP 14 ****-****). If it does need a slim or solid state drive this may be too thick to work. (slim drives are 7mm and standard are 9mm. Lastly, if it's super thin it may use a "msata" drive (smaller than even the 7mm and using a different connector entirely). Look up replacement drives for your exact model or look up a spec sheet someplace like Cnet.com and see what it used. If you're inexperienced with installation buy the drive and have a local repair shop install it. Best of luck Inferno
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