Question 1

How Do I Set This Hard Drive Up On My Hp Streambook Laptop Computer?

Accepted Answer

hello

For the setup I did the following.   
The setup is easy.  open the sabrent drive make the IDE connections and close the drive (note if you have a interface on the drive from an old system, the interface needs to be taken off the hard drive exposing the base IDE connectors before it will install into the SBT-EKU25 drive,  you are now ready to roll.   With the HP Stream Notebook  example like the (11-d020nr);   you have 2 USB ports (1 USB 3.0; 1 USB 2.0);  since these notebooks run on windows 8.1  you simply plug in the main USB connector of the two on the Sabrent SBT-EKU25 into the  1 USB 2.0 port on the HP stream book (note: the 2 USB connectors on the SBT-EKU25 enclosure are allow the transfer rate to double)  but since only 1 USB port exists on the Stream notebook,  using the single main connector on the SBT-EKU25 enclosure to the single USB 2.0 port on the computer works fine.   the remaining USB connector on the SBT-EKU25 can just be left unconnected.    when you plug it into the computer you should wait a minute or two; windows will then load the drivers automatically for the SBT_EKU25.  Once the drivers are loaded you will see the new drive letter under your (MY Computer) icon that displays all your drives.  open (My Computer)  and look for the new drive.  from this point you can now format the drive,  rename its use,  and do anything you would to a normal drive  (only some advance features like (readyBoost) can not be used),  but pretty much all other functions work like a normal disk drive including restricting security.

for my intended use the SBT-EKU25 drive works fine at its current speed on a single USB connector, it dose not need a power supply since its powered off the USB port,  it works fine as a backup drive for data from my main hard drive,  and its light weight for travel and very durable.

Question 2

Will this work with a Hitachi Travelstar N155 hard drive?

Accepted Answer

If the Hitatchi is an IDE hard drive, then yes it should. This should work with all or most 2.5" IDE drives.

Question 3

What are dimensions of this enclosure?

Accepted Answer

In inches: 4.75 x 3 x 0.5

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