How do you add a hard disk to a machine and a mechanical hard disk to your computer?

It depends on what interface your motherboard has, IDE, and SATA, what interface it is, and what size of hard disk your motherboard can support.

There are no requirements, what hard disk to add, serial port? ide？Or something else, you add it first and then go into the system to see the person come out, it's very simple!

Parallel connection. Just plug the wires in.

Concatenation. 1.Drag the main wire rod to M (that's the little plastic thing on the side of the data cable.) You can take out the hard drive, and there is generally a jumper on the back of it).

2.Jump the new hard drive to S

3.The wires are plugged in.

If it still doesn't work, you can go to the BIOS to see and adjust the hard disk detection to auto

1. To simply increase the capacity, you only need to put the new hard disk into the chassis after shutting down (pay attention to the heat dissipation environment), connect the original hard disk data cable and connect the remaining slave disk interface, the new hard disk jumper is set to automatic, it is best to set it to the slave disk, connect the power cord to boot and operate.

2. Two hard disks can form a disk RAID 0 array, and the capacity, storage, and transmission performance have been greatly improved, but there are requirements for the performance of the two hard disks, parameter consistency, connection cables, installation drivers, and the support of the motherboard chipset, which is relatively complex, but it is not difficult, and the description you also provide is not detailed, so I will not go into detail here. You can search for relevant articles on the Internet, or check out this issue (14 issues) of the computer newspaper to see if it is suitable for you.

Mechanical hard disks can only be replaced, not added, only solid state can be added.

After installing a hard disk on the computer, it can improve the running speed of the computer, how to set it up after installing the hard disk? The following is a study of how to set up a hard disk after the computer is installed, I hope it will be helpful to you!

How to set up a hard disk after installing a hard disk on the computer.

The following describes how to set up a hard disk on your computer.

After installing the hard disk on the computer, turn it on, select My Computer on the desktop of the computer, right-click - "Manage" to enter the computer management interface.

Remember the serial number of the disk, if this is disk 0, select the disk, right-click, pop up the menu, and select "New Simple Volume".

Format partition, there is a partition format setting, large capacity only NTFS partition format supports. At the same time, you can customize the name of the disk (volume label). Use Quick Format. Click: "Next" and the first partition is completed.

Now I open my computer, I can see the newly created partition of each disk, and now I can use the large capacity HDD to store files.

HDDs are cheap and have a large capacity.

You can save all the big sisters in it.

SSD (Gutai hard disk) is small in size, low in power consumption and heat, fast in read and write speed, and can significantly improve system performance, but its disadvantages are small capacity, high capacity, and short life. HHD (Hard Disk Drive) is the opposite of SSD, which is the bottleneck of current computers. In order to take into account both performance and capacity, in the current situation, use a smaller capacity SSD (such as 128G) for installing operating systems and common software (the reason why 60G is not recommended is that the performance of 120G SSD is weaker than that of higher capacity SSD, and the performance is not high, but the performance of 60G has decreased greatly, and the capacity is lower, of course, if you have sufficient funds, you can also buy a larger capacity), and use a larger capacity (such as 1T) HDD to store data.

First of all, about the problem of insufficient power interface, you can solve it by buying a two-point power supply wire.

Secondly, on the issue of two hard disk partitions, either people say wrong, or you hear it wrong, the usual practice is to keep the original hard disk partition and the system unchanged, and the new hard disk is directly partitioned as a slave disk, that is, the system is still on the original hard disk, and the new hard disk is only used for storing data.

Finally, regarding the problem of driver conflicts, the computer will only boot the system from one of your hard disks, if it is set to boot from the original hard disk, of course it is fine, if it is set to boot from the new hard disk, because of the hardware change, there will be a blue screen. To avoid this, you only need to set the new hard disk jumper to a slave disk (usually just unplug the jumper cap to jump to a slave disk by default). In addition, you can also set the boot order of the hard drive in the BIOS.

You try it first, and then add questions if it doesn't work.

You'd better take all the cases to the computer city.

The power cable that can be installed with a hard drive can be connected to a 1-2 power cable from your optical drive power cable to the hard drive.

Your hard disk partition is gone, and if you want to back up your hard drive beforehand, there will generally be no conflicts.

You can use the power of the optical drive, no need to change the original hard disk, you can directly partition the newly installed disk on the system disk, increase it according to your original def, repartition and format the hard disk will delete the data on the hard disk, pay attention to the data backup first, and then repartition!

You can go to the computer repair shop and ask the master hee-hee.

1: The hard disk added should be a serial power cord, and the place where the computer is sold has a cable to transfer the serial port power supply to sell (if the cable is not enough, only change the power box).

2: The partition will be automatically partitioned without setting.

3: There will be no software and driver conflicts between the two hard disks.

It is possible to add a 1TB HDD to the computer, and there is no need to reinstall the system. After the hard disk is installed, the system will load the drive to the hard disk. After loading the driver, you will be prompted to restart the computer and the hard disk is ready to use. If you can't install the driver, you have to format the hard disk before you can use it.

1.Hard disks are divided into mechanical hard drives (HDDs) and solid-state drives (SSDs). Mechanical hard disk is a traditional ordinary hard disk, which is mainly composed of: platter, head, platter hinge and control motor, head controller, data converter, interface, cache and other parts.

2.The head can move along the radius of the platter, and with the high-speed rotation of the platter at several thousand revolutions per minute, the head can be positioned at the designated position of the platter for data reading and writing operations.

3.All the platters in the mechanical hard disk are mounted on a rotating axis, each platter is parallel to each other, there is a magnetic head on the storage surface of each disc, the distance between the magnetic head and the platter is smaller than the diameter of a human hair, all the magnetic heads are connected to a magnetic head controller, and the magnetic head controller is responsible for the movement of each magnetic head.

4.Noise: Because the solid hard belongs to no mechanical parts and flash memory chips, it has the characteristics of low heat generation, fast heat dissipation, etc., and there is no mechanical motor and fan, and the working noise value is 0 decibels. Mechanical hard drives are much inferior.

Absolutely, the easiest way is to add a hard disk extraction box, which is very convenient.

You need to connect the SSD to the first SATA port and the second HDD to the SATA port at the back.

Installation of HDDs.

1. Put the hard disk into the tray in the chassis and fix it with screws.

2. Connect the power cable and data cable to the hard disk.

So the whole connection is complete.