BB Curve backup from old harddrive??

Lastnight my BB Curve was stolen from work. How sad is that, I mean really?! Brand new, only 3 months old, totally had to spend another $400 on a new one today!
My question however is, I recently redid my computer and added a new harddrive, using my old one as a secondary. The last time I backed up my phone was on the old harddrive, and seeing as it was stolen lastnight, I never really had the chance to back it up on the new one.
All the files and such are still on the old one, is there anyway I can get the last back up from my old drive and upload it on to my new Curve now?

Yes definitely you can have your old back up data in your new curve.
Connect your new device with desktop manager -> Click on Backup and restore -> Advanced Tab -> Click on File menu at the top left of the window -> Open -> locate the old backed up data -> select the items on the left screen to transfer on the right (to your device)
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