I composed a post a while back clarifying why each PC proprietor needs to keep a USB to SATA Connector sitting on a rack some place, yet that post principally examines how helpful they are when functioning with hard drives.
All things considered, today I as of late discovered myself utilizing it for a somewhat diverse sort of assignment.
In the wake of supplanting a dead hard commute in a tablet, it abruptly jumped out at me that I had no real way to re-introduce Windows from the Recuperation Circles on the grounds that that specific portable workstation likewise had an imperfect DVD drive. What to do?
All things considered, in the wake of considering it for a minute I thought of an arrangement…
I evacuated the DVD-RW drive from another portable PC that had as of late been "trashed" because of an awful motherboard and associated it to the tablet I was chipping away at with my trusty Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 to SATA connector.
Instantly I was re-introducing Windows from the Recuperation Plates. I can't let you know how often that connector has hauled me out of a sketchy situation!
Correct, today it hit me that my USB to SATA connector was the handiest device on my tech seat, without exceptio