On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 21:12:19 +1200, "Sidhu" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>I wana attach a 40 gb HDD to my computer but the problem is that it is
>sealed and is in waranty. so is there any other way that i can attach that
>hdd to computer[externaly]
>
>Thanks
>
What are the Specs on this new computer? Does it have USB2.0? If it
does, get a USB2.0 drive case and use that for your drive, assuming a
new enough OS.

I wana attach a 40 gb HDD to my computer but the problem is that it is
sealed and is in waranty. so is there any other way that i can attach that
hdd to computer[externaly]

Thanks

Sidhu wrote:
> I wana attach a 40 gb HDD to my computer but the problem is that it is
> sealed and is in waranty. so is there any other way that i can attach that
> hdd to computer[externaly]
>
> Thanks
>
>
What kind of computer company would void their warranty if the buyer
wanted to upgrade it? I understand why they don't want people messing
with a computer which they have a financial responsibility for, but it
would seem you should be able to get their blessing for the purpose of
an upgrade? Do they expect you to return to them for upgrades as well?

Ken

Steve Gordon wrote:
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:bT3%a.101485$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>>What kind of computer company would void their warranty if the buyer
>>wanted to upgrade it?
>
>
> The majority of the major 'brand' name computer companies do it...If you
> open the case, usually ripping some sticker in the process, your warranty
> becomes void.
>
>
If you are correct, then THAT is something I would ask about before I
purchased a particular brand of computer. My sister recently purchased
a HP computer and it had no such sticker preventing access to the
interior of the case. This should NOT be construed as a plug
(endorsement) for HP!!

Ken