USB 2.0 3.5" IDE / SATA HDD Hard Disk Drive External Case

Specifications:

• Human nature design, easy installation
• Driverless (except of Windows 98)
• Super slim and easy portability
• The maximum support capacity 500GB
• Ecternal power supply
• Supports windows 98 / SE / ME / 2000 / XP
• Mac OS8.6 or latest version
• Light weight and high performance
• Hard, durable exterior of this IDE HDD external case protects your device from bumps and drops
• Transfer data quickly and easily with this great SATA HDD external case
• The easy to use design allows for quick installation of 3.5-inch HDD external case
• AC Input: 100~240V / 50~60Hz
• DC Output: 5V / 12V
• Shell Material: Aluminum
• Size: 200 x 110 x 30mm / 7.9 x 4.3 x 1.2in (L x W x H)

Details:

• The easy to use design allows for quick installation of 3.5-inch HDD external case

• Light weight and high performance

• Human nature design, easy installation
• Driverless (except of Windows 98)

• USB Cable

• Power Adapter

• Perfect package, easy to install and use, and can work continuously for a long time

How to Use an External Hard Drive as an Internal Drive?

First you are going to flip over the external hard drive case and locate the screws. Take out all the screws and the case cover should pop right off. At this point you can see the hard drive inside

Look to see if the hard drive is fastened into the case with more screws if so please take the screws out. Unplug the cables going to the hard drive from the case, there should be 2 one for power which is short plug and one that is a long thin plug which is what transfers the data

• IDE Cable, this is the cable that transfers the data

You need to open your computer now, most computers have a few screws on the back and the case comes apart or one side comes off the case so that you can see the innards of the computer. On the hard drive you need to change it to slave or master depending on if you want the hard drive to be the main hard drive(Master) or to be extra storage(Slave). Each hard drive has the layout on a diagram on the top of the hard drive. Cable Select will let the computer choose if it is master or slave depending on if it is first or second on the cable]

• CS = Cable Select, SL = Slave, MA = Master

You will need to insert the internal hard drive into one of the slots, making sure that the screw holes are lined up correctly. Screw in the screws to hold the hard drive in place, usually 2 are used. If you have access to both sides of the computer you should put 2 screws in on both sides

• Inserting and installing screws for the hard drive to stay in place

You are now going to look for the IDE cable like in the photo in step 2. You will need to plug this into the back of your hard drive that you have taken out of the external case. You will also need to locate the power cable and plug it into the back of the hard drive too. The power cable looks like the cable in the photo, the right hand side is the cable end you will be looking for

• This is a power cable inside the computer, though it is usually a little bit longer

Now that both cables are plugged in and the hard drive is installed in the computer you can put the case back on your computer and start it up. You now have a new external hard drive installed internally

Here is a picture of a SATA cable which is the newer version of the IDE cable, you may need to use this if the hard drive and computer are newer

• SATA Cable

This photo is of an adaptor you can get to change your power cable over to SATA power cable

• SATA power cable 4 pin to 15 pin

Package Included:

• 1 x Power Adapter
• 1 x Power Cable
• 1 x USB 2.0 3.5" HDD External Case
• 1 x Screwdriver
• 1 x USB Cable