To Recover Data From Hard Drive Of A Dead Windows, Mac,

Or Linux Notebook, Follow 3 Methods.

First Method

Turn Your Old Hard Drive Into An External Hard Drive

(Windows, Mac, Linux)

Get A Hard Drive Disk EnclosureGet A Hard Drive Disk Enclosure

Borrow A Working Computer That Is Compatible With Your Old OneBorrow A Working Computer That Is Compatible With Your Old One

Insert A Windows Hard Drive Into The Computer To Read The Contents Of Hard DriveInsert A Windows Hard Drive Into The Computer To Read The Contents Of Hard Drive

Remove The Hard Drive From The Dead LaptopRemove The Hard Drive From The Dead Laptop

Remove The Disk Enclosure’s Connector Plate And Insert It Into The Hard Drive Interface

Remove The Disk Enclosure’s Connector Plate And Insert It Into The Hard Drive Interface

Insert The Hard Drive Into The EnclosureInsert The Hard Drive Into The Enclosure

Connect The External Hard Drive To The Working Computer With A USB Cable

Connect The External Hard Drive To The Working Computer With A USB Cable

Explore And Salvage Your Old FilesExplore And Salvage Your Old Files

When It Is Done, Close The Window Of Your Hard Drive

When It Is Done, Close The Window Of Your Hard Drive

Right-click The USB Icon And Select EjectRight-click The USB Icon And Select Eject

2nd Method

Plug Your Old Hard Drive into a Desktop Computer

(Windows, Linux)

Get A Laptop Hard Drive Adapter KitGet A Laptop Hard Drive Adapter Kit

Borrow A Working Desktop Computer That Is Compatible With Your Old One

Borrow A Working Desktop Computer That Is Compatible With Your Old One

Remove The Hard Drive From The Dead LaptopRemove The Hard Drive From The Dead Laptop

Turn Off Your Desktop Computer, Unplug It, And Open The Tower

Turn Off Your Desktop Computer, Unplug It, And Open The Tower

Connect The Dead Drive To The Working Computer Using Your Drive Adapter

Connect The Dead Drive To The Working Computer Using Your Drive Adapter

Configure Your Desktop To Recognize The New Drive

Configure Your Desktop To Recognize The New Drive

Exit Bios And RebootExit Bios And Reboot

Open The New Hard Drive, Go To My Computer And Look For The New Hard Drive

Open The New Hard Drive, Go To My Computer And Look For The New Hard Drive

Explore And Salvage Your Old FilesExplore And Salvage Your Old Files

Turn Off And Unplug The Desktop To Uninstall The Hard Drive

Turn Off And Unplug The Desktop To Uninstall The Hard Drive

3rd Method

Access Your Old Files Through Another

(Mac Only)

Get a FireWire cable Get a FireWire cable

Borrow A Working MacBorrow A Working Mac

Connect The Dead Mac To The Working Mac Using The Firewire Cable

Connect The Dead Mac To The Working Mac Using The Firewire Cable

As You Power Up The Working Mac, Press The T Key Until The Firewire Icon Appears

As You Power Up The Working Mac, Press The T Key Until The Firewire Icon Appears

This starts the computer in “Target Mode,” and the working Mac will give you access to the targeted computer’s master drive in addition to its own.

•If you use OS X 10.4: Turn on your computer, go to System Preferences > Startup Disk > Target Mode. Then, reboot your computer to start it in Target Mode.

Find And Open The Dead Computer’s Hard Drive On Your Mac’s Desktop

Find And Open The Dead Computer’s Hard Drive On Your Mac’s Desktop

Salvage Your Old FilesSalvage Your Old Files

Transfer them to either working Mac or into the external hard drive by copying and pasting, clicking and dragging, etc.

When You’re Done, Close The Window To Your Hard Drive

When You’re Done, Close The Window To Your Hard Drive

Good News

The Dead Computer Is Still Physically Intact

And

Will Probably Work Fine, If You Reinstall

Your Operating System.

Right-click The Targeted Drive And Select Eject. You Can Now Detach The Dead Computer.

Right-click The Targeted Drive And Select Eject. You Can Now Detach The Dead Computer.

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