Drive 2408mk3 place - Motu 2408mk3 Sound Card

Yes you can place the hard drive into an USB hard drive case.
Replacing the faulty fan is easier.

Removal of a drive is easy on the bottom of the laptop one or two screws hold the drive in place taking the drive screws will release the drive for desktops open the side of ur PC and some drive screws will be holding the drive in place removing them will let u remove the drive for non-screws tabs hold the drive in place pressing the tab in or out should let u remove the drive

try to visit this link:
http://www.motu.com/techsupport/manuals
there will be link for download Motu 2408mk3 manual and sofware

this is the shortcut for manual and software:
for Window:
manual: http://s3.amazonaws.com/motu/manuals/pci-audio/PCI-424_User_Guide_Win.pdf
software: http://www.motu.com/download/windows-downloads.html

for Mac:
manual: http://s3.amazonaws.com/motu/manuals/pci-audio/PCI-424_User_Guide_Mac.pdf
software: http://www.motu.com/download/download_matching_downloads.html?platform_id=2&product_id=13

hope this useful

either virus effected your pc or motus power unit problem. first time setup your opereting system. better xp service pack 2. thnks

I just discovered an additional fix to this problem last night. I removed the hard drive from the PS3 and placed another harddrive in its place. This gave me a dialog box that stated the Operating System was corrupt and that I needed to install a software update. I downloaded the software update from Sony's website and placed it on a USB drive and place my old hard drive back into the system. After the update the PS3 came back to life. If you don't have an additional HD (hard drive) try just removing the hard drive and booting it up without it. Turn it off and put the HD back in place and the dialog should appear. Unfortunately you will lose all of the data saved on your HD unless you can back it up with a HD enclosure. I hope this helps and good luck.

no, it will not harm the DVD drive nor the DVD itself in any way, the drive would just not recognize it and would display a no drive in the Drive warning that's all
cheers

Hard Drive Installation Instructions:

1. Turn the notebook upside-down.

2. Remove the battery pack.

3. Remove the 8 Phillips screws on the bottom half of the notebook.

4. Turn the notebook right-side-up.

5. Raise the LCD.

6. Remove the top half completely off of the notebook. Remove the 3 keyboard cables from the motherboard and set the top half of the notebook aside.

7. Remove the top Phillips screw from behind the LCD right hinge.

8. Remove the Phillips screw that is located above the parallel port.

9. Remove the CD/Floppy disk and flip it out of the way (you don't have to remove its cables).

10. Slide the hard drive out of the notebook.

11. Remove the bracket from the old hard drive and install it onto the new hard drive.

12. Slide the new hard drive into the notebook, making sure that it is firmly connected.

13. Place the CD/Floppy disk back.

14. Place back the Phillips screws that were removed in STEP# 9 and STEP# 8.

15. Take the top half of the notebook and place back its 3 keybaord cables to the motherboard.

16. Snap the top half of the notebook down and make sure that it is firmly in place.

17. Close the LCD.

18. Turn the notebook upside-down.

19. Place back the 8 Phillips screws that were removed in STEP# 3.

20. Place the battery pack back.

Enjoy!

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please give me kingston pen drive driver

plz visit the lg website and search for it

Go online and download the latest driver from motu. If youre on an INTEL mac, make sure you get the UNIVERSAL BINARY driver. If not, then reset the card, and launch your audio software, or go to system pref and then SOUND and see if you can select it as a I/O device.