Does Dell Inspiron have a hard drive?
I installed this on a Dell Inspiron 1545 I purchased in 2009. It works just fine, unlike a hard drive replacement I actually purchased directly from Dell….
| Digital Storage Capacity | 1000 GB |
|---|---|
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 2.5 Inches |
| Hard Disk Size | 1 TB |
| Form Factor | 2.5 Inches |
| Cache Size | 8 MB |
How do I factory reset my Dell Inspiron e1405?
To restore your computer to the original factory installation, follow these steps:
- 1 Turn on the computer and press the key when the Dell Logo appears.
- 2 From the Advanced Boot Options highlightRepair Your Computer with the arrow keys and press .
- 3 Click.
What type of hard drive does Dell Inspiron use?
| This item 500GB 2.5″ Sata Hard Drive Disk Hdd for Dell Inspiron 1120 1318 14 1420 1425 1427 1440 1470 1501 1505 1520 1521 1525 1526 1545 1546 1564 15R 1720 1721 1750 1764 17R 640M 9400 E1505 E1705 M5010 N3010 N4020 N4030 N4110 N5010 N5030 N7010 PP41L | |
|---|---|
| Digital Storage Capacity | 500.0 GB |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 2.50 inches |
Where is the hard drive on my Dell laptop?
Locate the hard drive. It is likely located on the right side of the upside-down laptop close to the LCD clasping end.
Where is the hard drive on a Dell laptop?
How do you remove a hard drive from a Dell laptop?
Remove the bottom back door. Remove the screws securing the hard drive on the Bottom base. Slide the hard drive assembly away from the hard drive connector. Pull the tab to lift and remove the hard drive assembly out of the computer.
Where is the hard drive located in a laptop?
On either the right or left side of the laptop, generally the side opposite the CD drive, there will be a small cut out section of the laptop case that can be slide out of the side of the computer. This is the hard drive for the laptop.
How do I access my Dell BIOS hard drive?
Does the hard drive appear in the BIOS? Tapping the F2 key during startup takes you into the BIOS on most Dell’s PCs. Alternately, you can tap the F12 key and choose the BIOS from the boot menu. If the hard drive is reported correctly in the BIOS, then continue with the troubleshooting.