“I have a Seagate 1GB hard drive. It's on a pc with Windows 7 and I can't get the computer to load Windows. Can I take the hard drive out, hook it up to this and then upload the info to my new Windows 10 pc?”

Asked by Arin 8 years ago

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Unless the drive itself is defective, yes. You should be able to transfer your data.
Answered by sgtstop 7 years ago
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You can use this enclosure to put in a working drive to transfer file from it to another computer
Answered by SamC 8 years ago
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No, your processing software has to be the the same version.
Answered by Jcat1996 8 years ago
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I do not know. My harddrive crashed and bought this for a friend to use. Probably a good idea to ask Best Buy, one of those Geek people.
Answered by jean 8 years ago
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If the hard drive has not become corrupted or otherwise damaged (i.e., the data is still there) then yes, you can get the user data with the method you identified above -in fact, that is what I used it for. Charles
Answered by charlieverse 8 years ago
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