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Compaq Presario CQ58 HDD Replacement

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Compaq Presario CQ58 HDD Replacement

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If you want to change not working Hard Disk Drive (HDD) or you want to upgrade it, this manual will help you to do this.

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      • Remove the battery.

      • Remove the RAM Memory Cover.

      • Remove the HDD Cover.

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      • Remove the 4x screws and take out the HDD.

      • Disconnect the SATA cable.

      • The Hard Drive is held in the HDD Caddy by 4x screws.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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SSDs may not work. Tried two different ones already on one of these (a Crucial and an A-Data), and no luck. Not sure if it has to do with missing BIOS/UEFI options, or a whitelist of parts in said firmware.

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thanks for this info!

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