How can you put like 10 gigabytes on a laptop? Or add lots of gigabyes? Does it cost money? Is it free of charge? Can you go to Radioshock, or to James Bond? \n\nHow do you do it?
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external harddrive, or change out the old one to a larger one
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you can get a larger memory stick\nE
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a thousand mega bites or 100,000 kb or £120 in pc world
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Using a program such as Partition Magic you can accomplish your goal. Bad news though, Many times people lose all their data when attempting to do what you are talking about.  Partition Magic if used correctly will not do that.  Using this program if you are not computer saavy could be a disaster.  A computer shop should be able to do it for you at a cost of 25 to 50 dollars.\n\nPerhaps you should just tranfer most of your files and programs to the D: drive.\n\nHave a Great Day
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make it using the make a data cd option.. 700 megs goes a long way when you do that.\npeace out\nthe maddmann\ni use acoustica
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i will have to suggest a 120GB hd drive with a 7200rpm all hd drives take about the same power i know this since i upgrade laptop and do custom PCS for people it might be 2 watts more then hat u have but it is worth it in the long run to get an hd drive that runs 7200rpms i speak from experience trye looking at this like for a hd  drive they have good prices
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I would assume you got that on ebay from hong kong...they compress the drive to make it hold more and when you format it you take it back to its orriginal/correct size....you got screwed! I have not figuered out how to make it take 2 gigs again....I run a computer shop and I just had a customer with the same problem.\n\n-Doc-
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Uh, "Genius Dude", your computer is apparently smarter than you are. Your CPU has a grand total of zero capacity for storing things. if you want to burn things so that they stay within the tiny little box on your desk that beeps, use WMP or, better yet, AdvancedX, which is available for download.
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hmmm. I dont quite follow that response but it strikes me as fairly well informed..\n\nIf you are attempting to put this in a computer that already works you may need to install specific drivers for the sata connection, if they were not installed by default when you installed the motherboard drivers and such. If you did not have this drive in when you installed windows, it may not have installed the storage drivers...\n\nI was thinking you may need the large drive support drivers but I am not sure. I believe that is over 137 gigs.\n\nbelow is a link to the drivers that may make it work.\n\nex. If I dont have my scsi drivers on a floppy, windows can't see the drive to install it during my windows install. \nBefore you try this I would go to windows update and see it it offers storage drivers as well.\nhope this helps.
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Ok my friend, first calm down, then dont worry about the laptop for now. I agree with Winvin that u need to take out the hard drive which has all ur important information in it. go to your nearest computer store and explain them what happened. the best thing would be an External Hard drive reader designed to read laptop size hard drive. you can retrive all the things in it and re save it on the desktop computer hard drive. then exess them from it\n\nORR... u can buy an other laptop similar to the one u r using and swap hard drives!!! return that laptop later. Goodluck\n\nThe reason for this might be internal problem inside the laptop, not power or batt.
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Instead of telling us how long it is tell us how many MB it is.\n\nIf it's more than 100MB then there's your answer.\n///
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What version of Windows are you using?\n\nIs that version supported by Vonage?\n\nAdding a Hard Drive will increase your storage. When most people say 'memory' they mean RAM. Here's some info about RAM.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_access_memory\n\n///
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There are converters out there, though I've never had to look for one.  I'm sure of you search on pricewatch.com or google, you should find something.  I know they exist.\n\nHave you already purchased the drive?  Obviously if you haven't, I hope you know that you have nothing to gain by doing so.\n\nAlso, you could add a PCI SATA card to your system to save a spot on your IDE channels.  Realize that a PCI SATA card does not perform as well as a dedicated SATA port on a motherboard since it has to share bandwidth with other PCI devices.\n\nLots of options here.....need more info
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naah u dnt sound silly as u hv said..every1 does nt hv all d knowledge in d world...wht u hv asked is possible...u can use the flash drive to store any data/ music and detach it ...goto another computer n open/play files/music.....even on ur computer u can do that if its attached to ur comp.....i hope that helps......
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there are some external cover devices that can help u  use ur 20gb standard disk externally with ur laptop.\nthese devices r not very expensive so just buy its, this device is actually an interface that holds ur 20 gb and connects it to ur pc using a parallel port.
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My personal favorite brand is Seagate.  It helps to go to sites like Circuitcity.com and read the user reviews of any products your interested in since they all sound good on paper but the problems with them are usually mentioned by a lot of people in reviews.\n\nI just got a 160GB a month ago.  Been loving it, works fine for playing music, video and games from.  You should make sure you have a version 2.0 USB port if you want to play games off of it.
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If you are adding RAM that is one thing.  If a Laptop needs much more -- forget it.  It will be too expensive.  Most every component in a laptop is more expensive.  If you are on a budget, put the money into a desktop or save for an inexpensive new laptop... You will be much better off.  Laptops also do not have the life of a desktop -- rebuilding a laptop is not the best use of money (besides adding RAM to a good one)