How do I transfer data from old disk? null

Just connect and then drag and drop your files - simples !

Visit drive manufacturer's website. They all have cloning software. Very common need for drive purchaser. The question is too generic to give a specific answer.

Seagate supplies software that does the job easy/peasy.

If this is your entire HDD I recommend you using a cloning software. You can Google one and plenty come out. This clones your entire HDD to another. If its just data you want you will need an external enclosure or just a cable to connect to it and then plug it into your computer (SATA to USB) and then when you plug it in you should be able to browse through it and find files.

If you are using a desktop computer, you should have at least a couple of drive bays and can just have both hdds installed and copy that way. Simply open two windows with each hdd then drag and drop! You can also use an external USB enclosure or SATA to USB adapter. Keep in mind that a 3.5" drive will need dedicated power along with USB if going this route.

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Just connect and then drag and drop your files - simples !
Answered by JohnGettyengineeringCEO 9 years ago
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Visit drive manufacturer's website. They all have cloning software. Very common need for drive purchaser. The question is too generic to give a specific answer.
Answered by Eeandersen 9 years ago
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Seagate supplies software that does the job easy/peasy.
Answered by zippyone 9 years ago
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If this is your entire HDD I recommend you using a cloning software. You can Google one and plenty come out. This clones your entire HDD to another. If its just data you want you will need an external enclosure or just a cable to connect to it and then plug it into your computer (SATA to USB) and then when you plug it in you should be able to browse through it and find files.
Answered by xtrubambinoxpr 9 years ago
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If you are using a desktop computer, you should have at least a couple of drive bays and can just have both hdds installed and copy that way. Simply open two windows with each hdd then drag and drop! You can also use an external USB enclosure or SATA to USB adapter. Keep in mind that a 3.5" drive will need dedicated power along with USB if going this route.
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