>Apple Imac hard drive upgrade

> Upgrading the internal hard drive in an aluminum Apple iMac computer. The replacement hard drive is a Segate 1.5TB model. Fitting the hard drive took around 30 minutes. A full step by step description of the upgrade is on my blog at http://www.briandorey.com

>iMac Aluminum Hard Drive Upgrade Pt 1

> Part 1 of 2. Upgrading the standard 320GB Western Digital hard drive in a 2008 2.4GHz iMac Aluminum to a 1TB Seagate hard drive.

>First Gen. Intel iMac Hard Drive Replacement, Part 1

> Hard drive replacement on a first generation Intel iMac, performed by Rebecca K from Small Dog Electronics. Questions or comments? Email Rebecca at rebeccak@smalldog.com. Note: This is an advanced repair and is recommended for Apple Certified Technicians and is for educational use only. Small Dog Electronics is not responsible if you damage your machine.

>iMac G4 Upgrade ( Snowball ) Part 1: Replacing the iMac hard drive

> Visit MacUsersGuide.com Mac Help Desk to get answers for more macintosh troubleshooting questions. http://www.macusersguide.com The thing that you are mostly likely to get the most benefit from replacing is possibly the most inaccessible part of an iMac. Today’s video tip focuses on replacing an iMac G4’s hard drive executed by Carl Berkeley from Mac Users Guide. Berkeley admits that getting at the hard drives in these types of iMacs is a bit complicated but doable. He shows you how to get it done with just a few simple steps.

>17" iMac Hard Drive Replace

> This video will guide you in the replacement of the hard drive on a Apple 17″ Pre-iSight iMac G5 Computer. Once the hard drive is replaced you will need to format the drive by going to the disk utility and formatting the drive as Mac OSx Journaled, if it is to be your bootable drive. You will also need to transfer your old data, if desired. This video was edited and produced on the same iMac, after having it’s hard drive replaced.

>iMac 7.1(2008) hard drive replace/install/upgrade, open case PT.1

> Part 1 of 2: Open my iMac Flat Screen (from Spring 2008) and remove hard drive. Hi-Res photos and compatible hard drives at hd.fixmac.info