1.8" Enclosures

Hello,
I have an HP Elitebook 2350p notebook.
I need to take out the 1.8" hard drive and install it in an enclosure to take off some data. Do you know what type of enclosure I need. There seem to be SATA, ZIF and LIF enclosures available.
Many thanks,
Mark

Hi Mark,
I'm not familiar with the Elitebooks. Can't you copy data to an external hard drive or to a flashdrive instead of removing the internal 1.8" hard drive?
Marty
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"Enclosures (Left and Right): Some delimited files contain enclosures that denote text strings within a field. If the file contains enclosures, enter an enclosure character in the text box or select one from the list. The list displays commonenclosures. However, you may enter any character. The default for both the left and right enclosure is the double quotation mark ("). You can specify multiple characters and hexadecimal characters as field enclosures."
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I replaced Samsung for Hitachi to test the situation. Same thing happened!
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I'll try to find something interesting in my logs.
Last edited by Kardell (2010-06-09 22:37:06)

.:B:. wrote:Do your enclosures get enough power? Sometimes the power one USB connector can give is not enough and you need either a second one (some manufacturers have special cables for that) or an external power source. I have some Icy Box enclosures too, and they frequently exhibit this behaviour. Really depends on the system they're connected to it seems, but as soon as they get a second power source the problem's gone.
Yes. Both enclosures have external power supplies plugged to the wall outlet.
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Last edited by Kardell (2010-06-10 17:54:37)

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