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 Posted: 11:25 - 22 Sep 2008 Post subject: which caddy? |
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I need to be able to plug my old hard drive into my lap top to get stuff off it as it dosnt look likely that the pc is going to be fixed. I was shown in here caddies but now I am looking at them and I havnt a clue which one to get and if it will work for me? Totally bloody brain dead!
I rang the storage depot which had some good cheap ones (only need basic etc) and there was no one there I could speak to for help.
what do I need to know? how the hell doe it work for a start? and I want a cheap one. |
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If it's an old PC HDD you will most likely need to look for a 3.5" IDE caddy.
If ot's only a temporary connection this should do you. Clicky ____________________ If you dont like the way that I ride.......Stop trying to keep up!!! |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 357 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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