I'm not sure this question has any actual meaning... to the best of my knowledge, there are no truly "generic" hard drives in the sense of not being any particular brand. You can usually identify the brand pretty easily by looking at the drive to see if it's made by Maxtor or Seagate or Western Digital or whoever.
Some drives are rebranded... that is, they might be made by one company, but bought in bulk and labelled by a different company such as IBM. Such a drive might be "generic" in the sense that IBM might buy drives from several different manufacturers and label them all IBM. I really can't figure out why you would care. Maybe you should ask a more specific question.
There are videos on youtube which tell you how to convert your old hard drive into a new hard drive.
Unless you tell me the current format of your current data, your operating system, and something about your hard drive, I can not tell you how to transfer your data.
I don't know, you tell me!
No. A L:iveCD will not even touch the hard drive unless you tell it to.
If you can still your hard drive and there is no information on while you know that it was before than it was wiped. If hard drive does not work and malfunctioning it means that it is failing or has failed.
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You tell us. If your Xbox has a small memory hard drive, just buy a hard drive. If your Xbox has broke, you need a new one but why not why a arcade edition. Your hard drive will fit in there.
You need to be more specific with the question. The operating system say windows uses a generic driver for the hard drive, so if the computer did not see the hard drive you would not see anything, because the system would not run and you would only have DOS.
Not unless they specifically tell you to.
If you mean physically - the computer is missing, or there is a space inside where the hard-drive once was.
go to start>and right click on computer, then properties, it will tell you there on the opening window.
Why is generic Librax hard to get and so expensive