So, I have an Asus u500vz where the DC-adapter broke due to a worn out cable. The computer was still alive when the battery drained out but now it wont start or charge with a new DC-adapter. I had it on service and they told me that the motherboard had burned circuits and that was probably why it wont start or charge. They tried to replace the DC-connector but it didnt help.
Now I have bought the exact same computer model with same hardware configuration and have two alternatives to be able to access all the data on my old one:
1. Put in the new battery in the old one and copy all the files I need to a new drive (and do a system backup). Then copy over all the files to the new one.
2. Put in the old harddisks to the new one (its 2 SSD m.2 sATA disks in raid0)
So my question is which way is the safest to go?
Now I have bought the exact same computer model with same hardware configuration and have two alternatives to be able to access all the data on my old one:
1. Put in the new battery in the old one and copy all the files I need to a new drive (and do a system backup). Then copy over all the files to the new one.
2. Put in the old harddisks to the new one (its 2 SSD m.2 sATA disks in raid0)
So my question is which way is the safest to go?
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