Hi.
So, harddrive problems revisited.
Back in february my old harddrive died after some years and I got myself a 2 Terabyte HDD from Toshiba which worked fine till yesturday morning.
The days prior, I had problems in attaching the harddrive to the computer because sometimes it wouldn't recognise the cable and i would need to rock the cable a bit till the harddrive booted up.
Yesturday though, I couldn't even boot the thing, it worked after some trys, I don't know how I did that, but when I accidentally unplugged it and wanted to plug it back in, it didn't work anymore, I tryed about 2 dozen times putting the cable back in, but nothing works anymore.
I mostly suspect that the Micro B port is at fault here, the drive doesnt even react or give a signal.
So, I wanted to get the drive out of it's casing and wanted to put it into a new one, and here is where I could need some help.
Is it in fact possible to change a harddrives casing without sighted assistance, or would it be a better idea to bring the drive to an electronics store and let them do the work?
Would be thankfull for answers.
Greetings Moritz.