Is this compatible with a Western Digital WD800JD-75JNCO internal hard drive from a Dell computer?
158001
Some Dell hardware -- their backup cartridges -- use customized drives that don't work as regular drives and regular drives can't be substituted.However, we have had dozens of Dell computers at work, numerous models, and they routinely use standard WD or Seagate drives (either one even in a single shipment all of the same computer model). We've been able to clone them to other brands of drives, use them in non-Dell hardware, etc., with no problem.
896143
Dunno...but I doubt it. You'd probably get an answer from WD's customer service 877-934-6972 (Mon-Fri)
2259012
I see no reason why you could not unless it's on an older desktop running XP or the such. I'm using it as a archive disk and not a boot disk. I know some systems will only see these larger 3 TB and 4 TB disk as external USB items but I have not had that problem with the companys Dell systems or the high end clients that I've built. Here is a little diddy from Western Digital about the subject matter that may help you: http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2754/~/hard-drives-greater-than-2-tb-do-not-work-on-existing-operating-systems
407521
No, just google Dell d410 hard drive and make sure, it's probably a 2.5" SATA drive.
506835
YES, the WD Blue hard disk drive is perfect for your Dell laptop computer. I have installed many WD hard drives and never had a problem. The price at Amazon is usually the best too.
2101581
I have not tied that specific drive but used Western Digital 500 gb, Acomdata 120 gb and some USB thumb drives. Everything worked fine. I think as long as the hard drive can be connected via USB 2.0 it should work.
666635
It looks like it should work fine. This drive is the 2.5" form factor and your Dell has SATA drive connections.
1102437
Sorry, I don't understand the question. I don't know much about the drive. The one in my Dell Inspiron failed and this was a good economical replacement.
867697
I am not familiar with the Dell specs, but just make sure it supports SATA drives, for the physical connection. If you are using a current OS (Windows 7 or better) then you should be okay. At worse you may need a driver or firmware update.
109220
you can install any hard drive SATA or SAS as long you have the correct cables or asapters please the Dell Guide for compatibiliries thanks
522271
Please be more specific in your question. Example: is the WDC WD5000BPKT-22PK4T0 ATA Device Manufacturer Western Digital Form Factor GB/2.5 compatible in a 3.5" SATA II installation. Answer: Yes. Please use adapter rails to install the device inside you computer.
2188866
If your current drive on your laptop is a SATA drive then this hard drive by Western Digital should work for you.
336178
Dell T7910 Desktop is a quite up to date computer and the WD RE 2 TB Enterprise Hard Drive: 3.5 Inch, 7200 RPM, SATA III, 64 MB Cache - WD2000FYYZ is SATA compatible. There are no reasons for witch this disc drive would not be compatible with the DELL T7910 desktop.
2172546
Not sure about the dell but the hard drive was new. If the dell has a sata harddrive this will work. If it has a ide harddrive it will not work
506541
These are not Dell drives. This is a seagate hard drive. It's doing a great job for me.
1768533
yes it is compatible. for more information click herehttp://www.crucial.com/dell/
336179
Yes. The T7910 is a conventional desktop PC and it accepts conventional 3.5 inch mechanical hard drives, up to 4 TB according to the Dell web site. The WD RE 2 TB is a conventional 3.5 inch mechanical hard drive. Both the Dell and the WD drive are SCSI III. I have had very good results with these WD RE drives. Having purchased and used a dozen or more over the years, only one has failed and WD replaced it under warranty.