Yes. It's fairly easy and cheap to do, and you'll have a handy backup
device when you're done.
It wouldn't be hard to install this as a slave in another machine and
copy the files if you'd prefer.


Carol Hooton wrote:
> An old PC (1997, Pent II, 3.2G UATA Quantum HD, WIN98SE) used to
> teach kids basic skills, has finally given up the ghost.  I was about
> to donate it to a repair school when I realized Fed taxes for past 5
> years reside on the HD.  Need help to recover info on HD when the PC
> won't even POST.  It has been suggested that I remove the HD, enclose
> it in an external case with USB capabilities and treat it like a big
> memory stick.  Does this sound feasible?  Thanks.
> 
> Carol
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