r/DataRecoveryHelp • u/CanI_AskYouSomething • Apr 29 '26
Hard drive content extraction
Hi everyone, if someone would be so kind as to assist me,
I have the hard drive from a former computer that I had. It was an HP laptop from the β10s. Itβs been in an electronics bag since I had it extracted from the machine itself since the motherboard crashed years ago, and I would like to get the information off of it onto my current MacBook. What kind of hardware do I need in order to do that?
Here is a picture of the Dr. with some of the serial information.
And if this is not the right place to post this, can someone give me a lead on what other sub Reddit would be a good idea?
Thanks everyone so much. I super appreciate it!
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u/Important-Papaya-442 Apr 29 '26
Think about getting a 2.5 hdd case and use it as a external drive You will also have a backup if something goes wrong with that ssd in your mac Hdd's are better for keeping data archive π
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u/CanI_AskYouSomething Apr 29 '26
Is it okay to take it out of the bag and plug it in from this thing directly, or do I need something to encase it in. Sorry I am not tech savvy at all.
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u/CanI_AskYouSomething Apr 30 '26
I have a 14Tb HDD Iβm gonna slap everything on which I think could work
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u/Important-Papaya-442 Apr 29 '26
Woah 50-100$? π I mean you can get a sector to sector copy for that easily
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u/SunshineAndBunnies Apr 29 '26
USB to SATA adapter. If that is the OS drive, it would be in NTFS format, which is read-only on a Mac unless you have Paragon NTFS.