“How can I connect my SATA SSD to me Laptop by eternal USB port?. If I do the connection through a external USB port, Could I have some limitation?, please explain.”

Asked by QUESTIONER 4 years ago

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You'll need to be able to power the SSD. I believe there are adapter kits you can use to turn an internal SSD into an external one.
Answered by MQBlood 4 years ago
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You must use an external SSD adapter cable.
Answered by PeteS 5 months ago
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There is a wire made specifically for it but not this one.
Answered by Beaumont 6 months ago
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To connect an external SSD to a laptop requires some form of USB to SATA adapter. The easiest way to do this is to get a drive enclosure for the SSD that incorporates a USB adapter.
Answered by MikeB 2 years ago
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Need an hdd enclosure, 2.5" size. If you get a USB 3 or 3.1 model, speed loss should be minimal
Answered by Alice 3 years ago
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No, this cable does not have a USB end. This cable is to connect your hard drive and your motherboard.
Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 4 years ago
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