repair HP OMEN 880 Gaming PC - Removing and Replacing the Internal Hard Drives
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So helpful
i dont have a second connector, what the hell is that about
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hi, I want to add hard disk for more storage in the upper case (omen 880-120). what kind of disk I need to buy and how do I install it? TNX.
+barak kalmanovich You can purchase the part from here: http://partsurfer.hp.com/ Please select your country and enter serial or product number of your unit.
I am trying to install a 2.5 inch ssd but the Philips #2 are to big to fit into the holes on the belly of the ssd.
Thank you !!!
+Baietii De la Auchan I am glad to know that the video was very useful to you.
ihave 880-109nx can i add ssd?
+Retsu You can add 128 GB PCIe NVMe TLC M.2 Solid State
Size: 128 GB
Interface: M.2
Type: TLC Solid State
I was wondering, is there a maximum amount of hard drive space that the Omen can operate at, or could i use any hard drive, as long as its 3.5 inches long?
+Liam Kelley May I know the complete model number of your computer so that we can check the details for you?
@@HPSupport My particular model is the 875-1023 model with Intel Core i9 9900k (9th Gen). It also includes a Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Super (8 GB) Graphics Card, and 32 GB of RAM.
How can you install an ssd
+Code Crepprr Here are some manuals for your model that will help explain how to install hardware: https://bit.ly/2Vty4IQ
Couldn’t be more thankful to you, have a great day
+Ezrey Beats I am glad to know that the video has helped you fix the issue.
Does this support 2.5 inch drives, because my sata cables arnt long enoguh
hey guys so at the top of the desktop there is this place where u can open it and there's space for 2 hdd's. if i buy a new hdd can I just slide them in there and it will work? im a little confused
Heya dude idk if ur gonna se this but I have exactly the same question
I just bought a new hdd and idk if I really need to do these steps to procede
since u have probably already solved your problem, a little bit of help would be aprettiated
Hey , I am having HP 7700 CPU in this I On the CPU it is beep sound & Red light , it was Not Able to Access It , Can u Solve this
+Tejas Ganesh magical world Tejas thanks for reaching out!
I understand that you are experiencing an issue with your computer as it is not starting.
I'll do my best to assist you.
Please perform the steps mentioned under this document to fix this issue:
http://hp.care/2fvFhBM
Let us know how it goes.
I fully value and appreciate these HP.
+Dayle Baynes You're welcome.
@@HPSupport Thanks <3
How would i install a stat cable?
you have to buy an SATA cable in a local store
Where do I purchase the cables?
+random gamer thanks for reaching out!
I understand that you need to know about purchasing the cables.
I'll do my best to assist you.
Please contact our phone support team for purchasing the cables.
Step 1. Open link: www.hp.com/contacthp
Step 2. Select the product type.
Step 3. Enter the serial number of your device or select let HP detect your product option.
Step 4. Select the country from the drop-down.
Step 5. You should see the HP phone support number.
is the psu a modular Atx psu
+martin david pollock The computer takes a standard ATX PSU.
Does it come with 1 Sata Data cable? i was about to add a drive and there is only 1 i can see unless the other is hidden or something?
yes it is only one , you must buy another if you want to install an SSD or a second HDD
@@mrjohniet1 If you buy a second cable and an small SSD (I will only use for one game, World of Warcraft), would that be the secondary aka top slot or bottom? Basically, is there a reason the guy in the video said the main one should always be in the bottom?
Thanks in advance
6 extra steps
You won't see the NEW Drive after you power the system up until you configure the new internal memory HD.
6 extra steps needed to configure the Added Hard Drive after the physical equipment installation.
What I did was add an additional internal HD for more Memory, and kept the factory HD. I bought a 4TB WD Blue, and SATA cord for my HP Omen 870-244. I gently used needle nose pliers to plug the SATA cord into the mother-board. I couldn't get my large fingers back there but you might.
Easy plug and play but you still have to configure the new Hard Drive for the OP system to recognize.
6 Extra Steps.
1. PRESS: Windows Key and (r) key
2. Type: diskmgmt.msc when box opens
3. Click on new drive when box opens
4. Right Click on "unallocated" graph looking bar
5. Click: New Simple Volume
6. Follow wizard instruction; NEXT
i have a HP OMEN 880-138NO and was wondering if i need to have a special type of harddrive or something, but not only that i cant seem to be able to open the tob part of the harddrive on top of the case it wont budge
+WEBUX This document explains removing and replacing the Internal Hard Drive(s) on the HP OMEN 880 Gaming PC: http://bit.ly/2NaMTJs
Hello I have an Omen gaming pc and it’s running out of storage since I record A lot I have a 870-224. I was wondering what would need to make my internal storage bigger. Sorry if I didn’t make any sense.
+Randy Torres According to the layout of your motherboard, SATA HD/SSDs would connect to an empty SATA port. You can purchase a data cable from your local PC store (Best Buy, Micro PC, Frys etc.).. The drive bay is provisioned to support three hard drives.
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