Plugged Wrong Power Cord Into External Hard Drive

[Cabbs]

Dude, if you're having this problem now, a girlfriend is just going to complicate things some more.

Am I missing something here?

 

[rohan23]

Am I missing something here?

He plugged his cord into the wrong hole? C'mon, Cabbs.

 

[Cabbs]

He plugged his cord into the wrong hole? C'mon, Cabbs.

Maybe if he referred to is as "my" instead of "the" it would have been more obvious.

 

[rohan23]

Maybe if he referred to is as "my" instead of "the" it would have been more obvious.

Well, if it's HIS girlfriend, it's HIS hole.

 

[Cabbs]

Well, if it's HIS girlfriend, it's HIS hole.

Or so he thinks...

 

[rohan23]

Or so he thinks...

Haha, I actually giggled.

 

[bullzi]

That was a disturbing exchange there fellas..

kevin, just pop that enclosure off and let me know if it's sata or IDE and I'll find a good one on the egg for you, unless you're comfortable finding one yourself.

 

[setishock]

Indeed it was. And you guys wonder why no one comes back...

 

[kevinmuf]

on the drive it says SATA 3.0 gb/s and rpm 7200, rated 5v 360ma 12v 670ma.
i bought this one, that should work, right?
also, how do i know if my old power cord will work with this new enclosure or not?

 

[Atomic Rooster]

I wouldn't think you need a power cord. Just insert the drive, and connect it to your comp using the included USB cable. The USB connection should supply it with the power it needs to run.