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Question: Has anyone put this in a Dell Latitude C610 (vintage ca. 2002)
Document: this generic 80 gb. ide, was the disk that I need. it works perfectly. I bought for my older dell latitude laptop, and it fit perfectly. now i can work in my laptop. its wondelful.
(IDE)It would not fit my Dell D600...latitude.My D600 uses a Spade-type of HDD interface connection.The WD-80 GB is a IDE (PIN) type of interface connection.Attempting a install does not damage anything.I ordered a Ext.
I have never heard of a Generic HDD. I have an old Dell Latitude D600 laptop that uses a 5400-rpm 40-GB HD. I am now using the laptop to capture video off of older DV-camcorders. This 80-GB HD should improve its operation. I hope its not a Hitachi. I'll report back later as to what happens when its installed.
A friend of mine has an old Dell laptop. The original 40 gb  drive died, so I got this to replace it with. I had to take off Dell's adapter from the old drive and put it on this one, then install it in the computer. A nice, fresh install of WinXP Home, do all the appropriate updates, install a security software package and a few other useful utilities, and it's good to go!I also installed more RAM, and he's thrilled with the performance of the machine.
Put this hard drive into a 12 year old HP laptop and it worked great! Really good deal for price.
Now my &#34;favorite&#34; old computer is up and running just fine. I was afraid that it would not be cost effective to put in a new hard drive, but it was worth it.
Amazon needs a better way for buyers to know if its retail, oem or a system pull. This drive was not new. Sept 08 date. Pins were good. This is not oem or retail. It was a system pull. Ran diagnostics on it and has very little life left in it. Amazon needs to make sellers of computer components put more info on their products. Will not be buying from this seller again.
Don't know how long it will last as I don't use the laptop I put  it in very much if at all.So far I haven't been able to link to my Verizon Wireless modem.I only used this laptop when I went in for surgery years ago and a little bit after thatand the original hard drive died. The laptop is a Toshiba Satellite P35 S6292 I bought in 2005 for WAAAY TOO MUCH! It's a bit of a dog that is notorious for over heating and shutting down.
Works fine, for a system pull. No obvious issues with drive since installation of it into my old Dell Laptop.
although listed as the right product it does not match the original pin configuration. The other choices for this lap top are nothing like the original.Thank you Dell for your great ideas.This vendor was true to form and very rapid in sending the item.I would recommend them for purchases.
Answer: Yes, I have.  There is no problem doing this as these drives are generic.  However, the company I bought it from sent me one which appeared new (with new packaging) but tested as having thousands of hours of use on it.  The test said it was working just fine but it wasn't a new device.  I did not pursue the matter further as I did not intend to put this computer into daily use and it was not worth the hassle.