Trying to recover data from an older 2.5 IDE drive in an old Dell Latitude 610. Is there a second plate or adapter to fit the smaller drive?
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According to the product description listed with the item: "Unique design allows any 2.5/3.5in IDE hard drive to be used and inserted (upright) into a SATA HDD docking station or duplicator drive bay Backed by a StarTech 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical support Supports 40-pin (3.5in) and 44-pin (2.5in) IDE hard drives" If you're drive meets these specs it should work. I no longer have the unit since I opted for a dual bay external dock.
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According to the product description listed with the item:"Unique design allows any 2.5/3.5in IDE hard drive to be used and inserted (upright) into a SATA HDD docking station or duplicator drive bayBacked by a StarTech 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical supportSupports 40-pin (3.5in) and 44-pin (2.5in) IDE hard drives"If you're drive meets these specs it should work. I no longer have the unit since I opted for a dual bay external dock.
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The one shown here houses an IDE drive and it appears yours is an SATA The one in the link below will work.2.5-Inch USB 2.0 Aluminum External SATA Hard Drive Enclosure (Silver)
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No, the drive is supported on a narrow ledge inside the box on the sides. There is no adapter for smaller drives
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Not likely. Your machine uses IDE drives and this is a SATA drive, I suspect you need Seagate ST3320620A 320GB Barracuda 7200.10rpm 16MB Cache IDE Ultra ATA100 / ATA-6 3.5" Hard DriveBTW, your machine will allow you to add a second drive, so if your original drive is functional but out of space, a second drive may help (but if you are not comfortable working on these machines, you may need to hire someone to install a second drive)
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If the HD didn't fail this will work with an IDE or SATA drive so you should be able to use it.
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The utility software? That can be found on the Adata web site. Shouldn't need anything else to make the drive work, as long as you have a SATA port available.
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It has an IDE connector. I would measure your old hard drive to make sure it will fit in this enclosure.
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Yes. Just make sure the old drive is SATA. Remember to format it to windows file system NTSF if using windows.
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Checked Dell. The computer is discontinued. I takes a 2.5 inch SATA drive. I guess it depends on the health of your gear if it's worth it.
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I just used one HD and screwed it in to the holes in the bottom part of the chassis. Not sure what I would do about the second drive.
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Nope. Your dell takes older interface, IDE drives. Biggest out there that is readily available is 320GB, amazon model# B000RO3BPA. Western Digital 320 GB Caviar Blue 100 Mb/s 7200 RPM 8 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD3200AAJB
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I replaced the Hitachi "Travelstar" 5400 RPM 60GB ATA hard drive that was in my DELL Inspiron 6000 with The one from AMAZON. The new one was 80 GB.I bought a connector to adapt it to the DELL Inspiron but could have reused the one from the original drive. I used SW from DELL and loaded new operating system. Hope this helps.
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You probably need an SATA external case. If your drive is not IDE, then this one will not connect. If your drive is over 500GB then this will also not work. I used it for an old 80GB IDE drive, and it worked perfectly.
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probably yes, as most major manufacturers use standard 2.5 inch hard drives, they then add a proprietary adapter and connector that you will have to remove from the existing drive i do not own a dell notebook so i cannot verify this as 100% correct
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No, there is no adapter that I'm aware of (I'm honestly not sure how one would fit in here). The only way to hook up an IDE drive would be to buy a separate IDE to USB adapter, which would plug into a USB port . These days, IDE hard drives are few and far between.
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Thanks. Would see if you have Part Number 9FS066-150 with Firmware ER62 or higher. If not i would take Part Nr. 9FN066-008 with firmware 008. 2 HDD I Need. Let me know. Thanks
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I have used this as a back up to the laptop a Dell Latitude E6400. this is a simple replacement it requires no hard drive removal