It looks like the HDD/SSD slides into the caddy, then is secured by 4 screws on the bottom w/o the need for rubber rails. Is that correct?
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Hi. All you need is in package. And that is correct, SSD 3.5" fits into caddy with the screws. There is no need for rails
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Yes. It is designed to fit standard sata drives. Screws were supplied with caddy.
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Rubber rails were a part of the Lenovo mounting and are required for mounting back into the machine, but not into the caddy
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Not easily, if at all. There are no visible screws (there may be some hidden underneath the foot pads) and the only visible seam runs around the top edge. It would be lovely to be able to pop in a SSD but @ 7200 RPM it's a great little drive for the price.
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NO, it simply means that it is an internal (chassis-less drive) no worries, none of your bits will fall out.
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From what i see, the enclosure has 4 small screws in the bottom and glued on feet on top of them. I haven't opened the case yet but I feel confident you can open and replace the drives. I wish you can buy the case and put the drive yourself. Ummm, let me check on that, come to think of it.
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Mount the 2.5 inch. Ssd in the Small Cage on the left side use the Plastic Little Rails No Screws Just hold the rails on the drive and slide it into the slots in the drive cage easy.
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It's a laptop HDD ready to install. If you intend to use it as an external you need to/could buy an enclosure.
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Yes. I have done this several times. The hdd fits snugly though, and it is quite difficult to get in and out. I used a screwdriver, but a flatbladed scaper of some sort might be better.
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Yes, it comes with a small plastic housing for a HDD. Nothing fancy, but I'm able to pop mine in and it fits securely. A bit of an added pain to plug in the SATA cable while it's in there, but it works fine.
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Hi ViktarYea man , i dont know what is your mean , but if you put inside your SSD , you can eject Easy and back you put other Hard drive inside .is removable . I like so much this Case , is Beautiful Aluminum Quality .Good Shop M@n .
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There is a hole in the bottom of its case. I placed it where I wanted it on top of the computer's case, marked the hole's location and bored a corresponding hole in the case - being sure to catch the metal shavings. Then, I bolted it in place. (I ran the drive cables up the back of the computer case where they are exposed and have been knocked loose.)
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No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height.
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Due to its unique spring design, this docking station holds both your 2.5" and 3.5" HDD or SSD firmly in place. In short, yes it does.
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Hi John - yes. All drive caddies are present. I would likely put 1TB (or 2TB if I have any spare) drives (wiped clean) on each one. Pete
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Its an internal drive. It comes with brackets to screw it on inside the computer case.
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I used caddy for 2.5" SSD. Sorry I do not know about about other configurations.
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You are smarter than me because I'm not sure what an HDD is? Assuming it's another disc drive it appears on the outside it could be, but I have no idea what's on the inside behind the plastic face.
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Does windows read a that my video in there explaining how to install a hard drive? If not can you get get someone to click on the video for you? It is real easy there are only two screws on the outside and once you remove them you will separate the case and the insert the hard drive, then you have to use the two supplied silver screws to secure the hard drive in the case and the restore the two exterior black screws. I hope that helps but i suggest having someone watch my video that explains the installation process so it goes smoother for you.