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Power and Data Cable for 3.5-inch hard disk drive (For Desktop Computer or External Enclosure)

Any desktop computer hard drive has two connectors, one for power cable and other for data cable.

Power cable connects a hard drive PCB (Printed Circuit Board) with computer's power supply.

Data cable connects the hard drive with a computer's motherboard.

Depending on the drive model, it may be

SATA Hard drive connectors (S-ATA)

The wide connector is for the cable to power supply. The smaller one is for data cable to the motherboard.

WARNING: Some SATA connectors must be squeezed to disconnect them.

ATA Hard drive connectors (PATA / Parallel ATA / IDE)

IDE/ATA hard drives can be still found in the old computers. Those are easily identifiable by wide ATA bus cable for data lines and 4-pin peripheral Molex connector for the thick colored wires from power supply (+12 V).

After you are done with the hard drive removal you may proceed to placing the data recovery service ticket.

#1. Check the Recovery Cost & Start

#2. When done - Check The Result

Some of the hard drives recovered in Data Lab 247

Failed Western Digital WD 3.0TB WD30EZRX-00D8PB0 hard drive repair required
Hard drive is not detectable by computer hardware, inaccessible, and not spinning
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Seagate Barracuda ST3000DM001 Firmware flashing failed
Drive began failing by failing to mount partition 1
but mounting all others. Partitions 2-3-4 will not mount. #5 will mount briefly, but system wants to initialize as slave. Will spin, no clicking.
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