My 2006 MacBook Pro's logic board is dead, so I removed the hard drive and attempted to transfer the data to my new MacBook Pro (Mac OS 10.6.8) using a EZ-Connect USB to SATA & IDE Adapter. I can't figure out how to get the drive to show up. Is the hard drive dead?
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There's lots of possible reasons: -
It's pretty hard to diagnose these things long distance. Only you know if you've verified the connector you chose supports the speed of the old drive.
A last resort workaround would be to find a working machine similar to your old one and see if swapping the drives will allow a boot... if it does that means the drive is not your issue. Reboot connected to the network and follow the directions under Migration Assistant OR target boot the drive directly connected to your new machine.
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