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Old 05-24-2012, 06:52 PM   #1
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how to recover data from old HDD

anyone since i changed my old school mobo, to a new one.
i had to get a new HDD as well...because my old HDD has no sata hook up lol

does anyknow know how i might be able to recover files from it?

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so your old drive is pata right?

most new mobo still have pata connection, set the drive to slave and boot it up. Should work
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haha I never knew those things were also called PATA.
i just always called them IDE Drives

Anyways - that or you can buy an enclosure and use the drive as an external USB drive as well
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you can get a IDE to SATA converter/adapter, you can find them at NCIX or ME for 10 to 30 bucks.
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parallel/ata ide same thing

but yea above suggestions work as well
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I'd prefer to use an IDE to USB adapter personally.
That way there is no confusion over which drive to boot from, you don't have to shutdown your current machine...etc.
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you can get a IDE to SATA converter/adapter, you can find them at NCIX or ME for 10 to 30 bucks.
though with this method... some newer PSUs don't have Molex connectors anymore...
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though with this method... some newer PSUs don't have Molex connectors anymore...
power adapters cost 2 to 3 bucks
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Thx guys will be looking into it tmrw!!!
Thought my files were lost forever,

Well my mobi has no connection at all at least i dnt think for my old hdd its really old lol.
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Just get this.

Mukii Transimp Series 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" IDE/SATA I/II HDD/SSD to USB 2.0 Storage Adapter - Black - Mukii - TIP-Q120U2SI

Has the usb to ide adapter amongst others as well as an external power supply. Can't go wrong for $19.99. However if you're planning on using the drive a lot consider am external housing for the drive.
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Old 05-25-2012, 12:00 AM   #11
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^ yup saw that, nah i just plan to rip eerything out
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