Soldato
- Joined
- 19 Dec 2003
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Hi folks,
I was hoovering my PC today (I know, but safely!) to clean some dust out of it, a little Spring clean if you like...
Anyway, I just moved my hard drive 'rack' out the way, noticed it was a bit tight, but pulled anyway (stupidity), and what happens...
The SATA connector on the main hard drive broke off
The black plastic L shaped thing that the cable latches on to.
I have now got it working by just placing it on there and having the hard drive in an upright position, this is until I order a new hard drive now
Tell me, do you think anyone would buy the drive even with a broken SATA connector? A hobbyist could most likely glue it in place and it will work?
Either that or ill throw it out probably!
I was hoovering my PC today (I know, but safely!) to clean some dust out of it, a little Spring clean if you like...
Anyway, I just moved my hard drive 'rack' out the way, noticed it was a bit tight, but pulled anyway (stupidity), and what happens...
The SATA connector on the main hard drive broke off

I have now got it working by just placing it on there and having the hard drive in an upright position, this is until I order a new hard drive now

Tell me, do you think anyone would buy the drive even with a broken SATA connector? A hobbyist could most likely glue it in place and it will work?
Either that or ill throw it out probably!