Here's what you do to identify what type of HDD connectot you use without any pull-out some devices and in windows system only. A program that:
Identifies
models and size of ATA/ATAPI devices (HDD, CD/DVD drives, ZIP drives).
Detects interface type (Parallel ATA, Serial ATA I, Serial ATA II).
Detects PIO, DMA and Ultra DMA modes (including active modes of
the configuration). Identifies ATA/ATAPI devices on external UDMA/SATA
controllers. Detection of CD/DVD-drives' maximum and current read/write
speeds.
reading
of HDD S.M.A.R.T. information (including drives using external UDMA/SATA/RAID
controllers) and detection of HDD temperature.
identifies
SCSI devices (HDD, CD drives, scanners, tape drives). Detects device
name, type, size, SCSI serial number, temperature, manufacture date,
buffer size, HDD rotation speed and others.
- OK, then all you wanted is to find out what kind of connection is your Hard Drive. There are two kinds of connection, First is IDE Controller Design and Second is SATA Controller. To know this you have to install that freeware I give you. It can identify the connection of your hard drive, you can see it there. Trust Me. Good luck!
In normal circumstances it would be a USB 2.0 but I don't know what you are connecting it to.
Comments:
Jul 29, 2009
- No problem but you did specify a HDD caddy/connector which is an external one. As someone else has supplied the answer all well and good just glad you're sorted.
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