adding 2nd hard drive to a gateway desktop
 

hello once again and greets to the group

awhile back, I got my hands on a gateway RWL D0303 desktop (maybe it was KWL
D0303, i have it written down two different ways for some reason) this unit
does not sit upright, so to speak, but rather "lies flat". Almost like you
could rest a monitor on top of the cpu/"tower" portion.

i am wondering with the "different" design, it is possible to install a 2nd
hard drive in this unit and if so where? anyone have any images of the
inside of this unit?? or know where i could find some online??

thanks for all your help

Mark

adding 2nd hard drive to a gateway desktop
 

Mark,

From what has been described in your post, I'd have to answer with an
unqualified maybe. RWL D0303 and KWL D0303 do not help.

We need other descriptive information here to figure out what you have there.
If you go to the support section of the Gateway web site and enter in the
computer's serial number, it will tell you what model you have and provide
words, music and pictures describing the computer in pretty good detail.

You can also open up the chassis of the computer and examine it your self. If
the computer has a very small chassis, chances are it can handle one and only
one drive... Ben Myers

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 14:18:25 -0500, "dogbreath" wrote:

hello once again and greets to the group

awhile back, I got my hands on a gateway RWL D0303 desktop (maybe it was KWL
D0303, i have it written down two different ways for some reason) this unit
does not sit upright, so to speak, but rather "lies flat". Almost like you
could rest a monitor on top of the cpu/"tower" portion.

i am wondering with the "different" design, it is possible to install a 2nd
hard drive in this unit and if so where? anyone have any images of the
inside of this unit?? or know where i could find some online??

thanks for all your help

Mark