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If that isn't an option, there might be something (hard to say with Dell), but this is usually a do-it-yourself job.<br />
Luckily it isn't a hard hack to do. A removable hard drive cage from a old case is easy to modify.<br />
If nothing else, sit it on a couple of wood slats (pencils work), and tape it down.<br />

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If that isn't an option, there might be something (hard to say with Dell), but this is usually a do-it-yourself job.
Luckily it isn't a hard hack to do. A removable hard drive cage from a old case is easy to modify.
If nothing else, sit it on a couple of wood slats (pencils work), and tape it down.


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if you post the dell model, then we can help better<br />
in most cases, you need proprietary sliding brackets (green)
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if you post the dell model, then we can help better
in most cases, you need proprietary sliding brackets (green)

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nobus is correct. Proprietary slots and design will require you to modify anything to fit.<br />
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It you can survive with close but not perfect, you should be fine.<br />
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I hope this helps !
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nobus is correct. Proprietary slots and design will require you to modify anything to fit.

It you can survive with close but not perfect, you should be fine.


I hope this helps !

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Hello group,<br />
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I am going to add a 2nd hard drive to a DELL machine but I noticed there is no extra slot or bracket in the case. However, there is a left over space on top of where hard drive sits. Is there any customizable bracket that I can order and add the 2nd hard-drive?<br />
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Your help is appreciated.<br />
<br />
regards,<br />
ak<br />

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Hello group,

I am going to add a 2nd hard drive to a DELL machine but I noticed there is no extra slot or bracket in the case. However, there is a left over space on top of where hard drive sits. Is there any customizable bracket that I can order and add the 2nd hard-drive?


Your help is appreciated.

regards,
ak


customizable hard-disk bracket

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