Hard drive info for Fujitsu T4210

On the bottom of your Fujitsu N6000 laptop, find the hard drive door to access the hard drive.
2. Remove the Screws.
3. In this step, you will either need to pry out your Fujitsu N6000 hard drive caddy, or simply remove the door.
4. Once the Fujitsu N6000 hard drive is removed the laptop, you need to remove the hard drive caddy. There are usually four screws to remove from the caddy.
5. Simply Insert the new hard drive into the caddy. Place the screws back in. Install your new Fujitsu N6000 hard drive.
Good Luck

Check out this link @ http://www.pc-ap.fujitsu.com/support/drv_lifebook.html

Go to "LIFEBOOK T Series" Select your Model T4210 ->GO

Then select your OS to download the drivers & software for needed for Laptop.

Hope it helps.

The Lifebook will never work with a finger or plain stylus touch. It must have an appropriate Wacom Stylus. Various Wacom products will function but the original will fit the screen dock. An available source of an alternative , functional, and reasonable fit in the slot ( a secure fit and allows the lid to close normally ), may be found on eBay - See Item # 140504970431. These units do not require a power source but are interactive. This supplier has a very prompt and reliable service. Good luck. Paul W.

User Manual at http://www.retrevo.com/support/Fujitsu-T4210-Laptops-manual/id/606dj698/t/2/


See eBay Item #140504970431 for a stylus that will function and fit the slot.

you need driver http://support.ts.fujitsu.com/com/support/downloads.html

Ask your manufacturer Fujitsu for that special accessories so that what you can purchase is 100% compatible to your device. You can browse the website for info as well.

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Some of the letters stop working due to dust that stuck between the pad and board..Or due to degradation.

So you can try cleaning the keyboard with vacuum cleaner and clean properly between the keys.

If the keys still don't work you can replace the keyboard as it is replaceable.

Thank you

There are pretty much only two types. ide and sata. Examine the old hard drive carefully, usually they have an extra connector connected. Take the old one off the old hard drive and swap it. If you can take a pictures and load it up to photobucket or something. That would help.

Remove the DVD drive, and then there are 4 outer screws holding the hard drive chassis in place. There are also 4 inner screws that hold the hard drive to the removable hard drive chassis, those do not have to be removed to remove the hard drive from the computer. Carefully remove the screws so they don't fall into the holes on the sides of the screws, and then slide the hard drive out of the pin slots.

you dont need a caddy if the hard drive can be connected without it.
just put a piece of doubled tape on the front edge as a handle to allow you to remove it easy. if the drive is loose place a small wedge of foam beside or atop it