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    Greco101
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    Default smart failure predicted on hard disk

    On my vaio laptop. After pressing f1 to continue it just sits at a black screen so I'm GUESSING... it predicted right. Bye bye hdd... but how would I back it up now? Not as easy as just plugging in a ide cable in and ghosting it...

    So, I noticed that all of the measurements in PC are wrong... so how do I know if the hdd in the laptop is 2.5 or 1.8 form factor? Funny how 3.5" drives are 4 inches and every other form factor measurement is off.

    EDIT: Called sony... cost me 20 bucks for the disks... I asked how much they charged for a replacement hdd and he said 368 dollars!!! LMAO!

    "Woah!"
    "It's 60 gigabytes thur" *lisp*

    I looked up the part number and found out it was a 1.8" FF (ipod hdd) so I got scared for a min... but I found them on ebay for 95 shipped.

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    Your laptop has a 1.8" drive?!

    And I'd go for a seagate 80GB 1.8" if you're going to replace it.
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    Greco101
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    Ya, and I already ordered the 60gb :o/ The 80GB must cost a fortune though...

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWA:IT&ih=016
    Here goes one that just sold on ebay... I'm hoping to get a little more by putting a 1.6GHz core solo in it... I haven't decided yet though.

    Paid 150 for the laptop
    20 for the original disks
    20 for a new charger
    95 for a new hdd

    285 invested so I should be getting around a 500-700 dollar profit :o)

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