Installing a 2.5" notebook hdd into a desktop
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So I have a 2.5" hard drive that i have already screwed into my case using a bracket but when i try to connect it to power, the end will not fit it. It is the same kind of end that I connected to my 3.5" hard drive.
Is there an adapter that I have to buy?
I also noticed that the connectors on the hard drives end are male. Is that significant?
Is there an adapter that I have to buy?
I also noticed that the connectors on the hard drives end are male. Is that significant?
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