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10-10-2012 01:02 PM
I'm looking to purchase the Hard Drive Isolation Mounting Guide Screws for addind additional Hard Drives to my HP Dc7900CMT. Anyone know where I can get them? Thank You
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10-10-2012 03:42 PM - edited 10-10-2012 05:41 PM
Hi:
If there isn't a spare set inside the case on the drive bay, then you are out of luck.
They are only sold with the purchase of a HP hard drive.
I have searched everywhere for folks and cannot find any that even resemble the ones in a dc5800/dc7800, dc7900 or 8000 - 8300 Elite, 6200 Pro.
I have given away all of the spare sets I have.
Paul
10-10-2012 03:42 PM - edited 10-10-2012 05:41 PM
Hi:
If there isn't a spare set inside the case on the drive bay, then you are out of luck.
They are only sold with the purchase of a HP hard drive.
I have searched everywhere for folks and cannot find any that even resemble the ones in a dc5800/dc7800, dc7900 or 8000 - 8300 Elite, 6200 Pro.
I have given away all of the spare sets I have.
Paul
10-10-2012 05:39 PM - edited 10-10-2012 05:40 PM
You're very welcome.
Check with a computer recycler in your area. For example in the St. Louis area, we have EPC.
There are others in the area, but that one comes to mind because our company sells them our old stuff.
Perhaps one of those places will either give or sell you a set for a couple bucks.
Remember, these are the same screws that are on all the models I listed above--CMT's or SFF's
Paul
12-10-2013 08:39 AM
For others searching for drive mounting screws, I found this solution works perfectly:
#6-32 machine screws in 3/8" length
#4 washers
#10 washers
Place two #4 washers on each machine screw. Next, place two or three #10 washers on each machine screw. I found it works best when one side of the drive has two #10 washers and the other side of the drive has three #10 washers. Your results will vary depending on the thichness of the washers you buy.