Reading a hard drive
- Thread starter Alvaretto
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If the current system sees an ide drive you can easily slave the drive on the same cable and allow Windows to detect and install it as a new device provided the partition(s) are still intact. From there you copy + paste files and folder as you go along.
For troublesome partitions that can't be read from an older system the options for use of a data recovery program or seletively choosing a live for cd Linux distro like ubuntu, Knoppix, or a few of the numerous others allows for viewing and copying files from a partition otherwise unreadable. The image here shows copying files from an external usb drive onto an internal sata is done while booted with a live version of ubuntu.
For troublesome partitions that can't be read from an older system the options for use of a data recovery program or seletively choosing a live for cd Linux distro like ubuntu, Knoppix, or a few of the numerous others allows for viewing and copying files from a partition otherwise unreadable. The image here shows copying files from an external usb drive onto an internal sata is done while booted with a live version of ubuntu.
Ambushed
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Well, how much experience have you got with computers?
1) You could put the files onto a disk (or any storage devices) - IF your old computer runs
2) You could take the physical hard-drive out off your old's computers mother board and plug it into your new computers motherboard.
Could you tell us what do the connectors running into the hard-drive look like?
1) You could put the files onto a disk (or any storage devices) - IF your old computer runs
2) You could take the physical hard-drive out off your old's computers mother board and plug it into your new computers motherboard.
Could you tell us what do the connectors running into the hard-drive look like?