car21milton,
You should be able to use a standard hard-drive of any capacity available in the same size as what you currently have. If you're not mechanically or technically savvy, you might want to have a computer expert upgrade the drive for you, and in some cases, they can transfer the current data over. I always recommend you make and keep a backup at home, as it's a standard in the industry that computer techs can't take responsibility in case something goes wrong. If they lose your data, you're out. So please, consider the backup.
There are "clone drive" programs available if you want to do it yourself, and you'll likely save some money doing it that way if you're comfortable doing that.
--HDTech
I have a Samsung R40 plus and am starting to get low on disk storage. I hold a fair bit of media on the hard disk.
Does anyone know if it is it possible to upgrade the Hard Disk to give me more storage space.
If so, what is the best disk to go for and is there a program available to facilitate the change of hard disk.
Thanks in advance.
Bob.

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