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Trasnferring files from Laptop

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I have a HP Laptop which does not boot. I know the problem is with the Motherboard. Before i send this to HP for repair, i would like to transfer the files from HD. I have already took out the HD and tried it on 2 different laptops but they do not match. I was wondering if there is a way to connect the HD to my desktop computer and transfer files? Thank you.

Name: clive_pearce
Date: May 17, 2009 at 11:53:39 Pacific

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Buy a cheap usb external drive case. If you just want to image/clone the drive, Ghost or Acronis can image to a usb drive. Or search for freeware image/cloning utilities. If its in an external case, you can just copy files. UK MP's are thieving scumbags. EU members are worse.

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I bought an "Enclosure" and got all my data from HD. Thanks.

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