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Sabre nt USB ‐ DSC5 USB 2.0 to SATA/IDE Hard Dr ive Adapter 2.5” Notebook IDE Hard Drive 1. Connect th e short 2.5” IDE conne ctor from the Sabrent adapter to the pins on your 2.5” Hard Drive. Note the keye[...]
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2. Connect th e USB cable from the USB ‐ DSC5 to an availabl e USB port on your computer. Figure A: 3. In most cases, the USB cable will supply sufficient power for the drive to spin up and initiate. [...]
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Figure G: 3.5” Desktop IDE Hard Drive 1. Most 3.5” IDE Hard Drives have Jumpers. Make sure they are set to Master Only . (Note: Pleas e refer to the drive manufacturer’s website for more information regar[...]
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2. Connect the ID E power adapter dir ec tly in the IDE drive: Figure A: Figure B: Figure C: [...]
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Figure D: 3. Connect the long 3.5 inch IDE c onnector to the pins on your hard drive. Note the keyed pin and slot and make sure that th e dri ve and the device line up properly and are securely [...]
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Figure C: 4. Connect the US B cable from the DSC5 to a USB port on your comp uter. Figure A: [...]
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2.5/3.5 Inch SATA Drive 1. Connect th e Sabrent converter to the power adapte r, and then plug the SATA po wer end into the SATA drive directly: Figure A: Figure B: [...]
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2. Connect th e SATA data cable into the Sabrent Converter, and the n connect the other en d directly into the SATA drive: Figure A: Figure B: Figure C: [...]
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3. Connect th e USB cable from the Sabrent converter to an available USB port on your comput er. Figure A: [...]
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Hard Dri ve Setup For Win dow s 2000/XP/VISTA/7, no drivers or softwa re are ne cessarry. If the Hard ‐ Drive is brand new you may need to initialize it first in ord er to cause the Drive Letter to appe ar: 1. Cl[...]
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4. At the following prom pt, click “Next”: 5. Click “Next”: [...]
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6. Assign a drive letter to the drive, the n click “Next”: 7. Click on “F ormat this volume with the following settings:” Change the “File system” to “NTFS”. Change the “Volume label” to what ?[...]
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8. Click “Finish”. Windows will now begin formatting and initializing the di sk: 9. Open “My Computer” and verify that the drive shows up properly: [...]
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If the driv e has already been formatted, you can skip these steps. 1. Check the “Device Manager” to make sure that the “USB Mass Sto rage Device” driver appe ars under the “Unive rsal Serial Bus Controllers?[...]
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