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were the drives from laptops or from PC tower. ie large drives that have a power socket on them of smaller drives that do not.
also what os are you using now?
laptop or tower?
were the drives external?
There is a reason for me asking these questions., so I can evaluate if I can point you in the right direction.
Of course I may not have the solution, but am willing to try.
God Bless
Roy I believe they were laptops, one may have been desktop. Drives were not external,took took them out of the unit. I'm using laptop now. Connect the drive unit to the USB and the drives ask for password
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