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To recover data from an old hard drive manually, connect it to your computer using a USB-to-SATA adapter. Open File Explorer and locate the drive. If the drive is accessible, you can copy and transfer files to a new location. If it’s corrupted, you may try using the Windows built-in “chkdsk” tool by typing chkdsk /f in Command Prompt.
For a more reliable and easier solution, you can use BLR Data Recovery Tool, which helps recover data from damaged, formatted, or inaccessible hard drives efficiently. This tool ensures a thorough recovery of your files with a user-friendly interface.
Recovering data from an old hard drive can often be done using the following steps:
Connect the Drive: Use a USB-to-SATA/IDE adapter or an external hard drive enclosure to connect the old drive to your computer if it doesn’t have a compatible port.
Check for Accessibility: Once connected, check if the hard drive shows up in the File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac). If accessible, you can copy files directly.
Use Data Recovery Software: If the drive isn’t readable or files seem missing, use data recovery tools like Recuva, EaseUS, or Disk Drill to scan the drive and recover lost data.
Professional Help: If the drive is physically damaged or inaccessible, it’s best to seek help from professional data recovery services, especially if the data is important.
Always avoid using the drive extensively to prevent further damage.
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