You will need to purchase a simple adapter. IDE drives are electronically compatible with their desktop counterparts, but have smaller connectors. SATA drives use the same connectors, and thus you only need mounting brackets.
$450.00 and you can buy an optical drive like a CD/DVD burner. Or even just a DVD drive external connect them through a usb port it would be cheaper than trying to find an internal one that would fit the laptop.
There's no reason why you should't unplug it. If the computer is relatively stable (ie not being moved around as a laptop would be) - you can simply leave devices connected to it, even when not in use.
Laptop hard drives are very similar to desktop hard drives, indeed they work in exactly the same way and even use the same interfaces. However laptop hard drives are designed to be much smaller (2 inches as opposed to 3.5) and draw less power than desktop hard drives. As a result laptop hard drives are usually much slower in terms of data transfer and have much smaller storage capacity than a desktop hard drive of the same year manufacture. With an adapter it is possible to use a laptop hard drive in a desktop computer, and if mounted externally it is also possible to use a desktop hard drive on a laptop.
i dont think that its even possible sorry all though you could have karaoke on your laptop like from myspace or something that you download
Yes it does.. it even works at random.. sometimes i use wifi to connect internet on my laptop n laptop gives a fab speed either !
It is the most best laptop you can find even though it might not have all the features it still is a fast laptop very easy to use and the hard drive is 250 gbHAVE 2 GET IT NOW!
Not common, but it is possible.
There are hundreds of Gateway laptop models, with a variety of chassis and disassembly methods. it is quite possible that the processor isn't even removable. Without further information as to the model of your laptop, only generic instructions can be given below.Remove the bottom cover(s) of your laptop. Hopefully, your CPU is easily accessible. otherwise, you'll have to disassemble your laptop more thoroughly.Remove the heatsink.Remove the processor (if even possible).Install new processor.Apply thermal paste.Reinstall heatsink.Replace cover.
There are two ways to connect your laptop to a router, wired and wireless. If your laptop is fairly new, it will likely support both types of connections. The easiest way to connect your laptop is wired. If your router is in the same room as your laptop, or if your router doesn't have wireless functionality, then you should wire it. Just get a standard ethernet cable, with the length depending on how far you have to connect it. However, if you want to be able to walk around your house or even go outside without cables holding you back, set up a wireless connection, if your laptop and router support it. You have to use network connections to connect to an available network, which you will have to set up using software that comes with your router. Once you are connected, you can go anywhere and receive internet as long as you are still in range of your router. Getting a more powerful router will increase your range.
A desktop computer has all the same capabilities as a laptop, aside from being portable. Both can process information, connect you to the internet, print documents and pictures, even play DVD's and CD's.
Impossible to answer your question as you did not even list what laptop you have.
Its possible that your speakers are broken or the drivers for the speakers may not be installed.