You’ll need a USB to SATA adapter.
- What it does: Converts the SATA interface of your hard drive into a USB connection your computer can read.
- Tip: Make sure it supports both 2.5” (laptop) and 3.5” (desktop) drives, as 3.5” drives often require external power.
- Use case: Great for data recovery, cloning, or using an old HDD as external storage.
