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My particular IDE/SATA to USB adapter is by Vantec. It consists of a power
adapter that plugs into a wall socket, plus the signal line with plugs for
both sizes of IDE and a SATA port. I don't remember the model number, nor is
the unit marked with it.
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Glazier [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 6:57 AM
To: Personal Computer Hardware discussion List
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Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] how can I Retrive ...
Can you post a brand and/or model name/number?
Thanks, Rick Glazier
CC: Offlist
From: "Kenneth Whyman" <>
> A USB adapter to convert your IDE drive makes the process that much
simpler,
clipped
> I keep just such an adapter in my toolkit just in case, and it only set me
back
> about $30. Mine also works on SATA and
> notebook IDE drives, too. Only drawback is that it doesn't protect the
drive
> like a USB drive enclosure would.
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