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USB to SATA adapter vs SATA to USB adapter

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Dolphin Data Lab has both USB to SATA adapter and SATA to USB adapters and some users want to learn about the difference between these two adapters.

USB to SATA adapter

HDD USB-SATA Adapter Pro. is one very helpful adapter connecting both 2.5″ and 3.5″ SATA hard drives to your computer by one USB3.0 cable to an available USB 3.0 port on your desktop or laptop.

With this adapter, you can use the SATA drives as the portable drives, very convenient to use.

Users can connect SATA drives to DFL-URE or DFL-URE plus data recovery equipment and then users can image the sata drives or extract the lost data from SATA drives.

Universal SATA-USB Adapter Pro.

Universal SATA-USB Adapter Pro. is specially designed to work with DFL-SRP data recovery hardware or DFL-PCIe data recovery express or similar data recovery hardware tools to connect USB devices for disk imaging or file extraction. These data recovery hardware tools have SATA/IDE ports but don’t have USB ports.

With this adapter, users can easily connect external hard drives, USB flash drives, With Universal SATA-USB Adapter Pro. and NVME to USB adapter, DFL-SRP or DFL-PCIe or other similar data recovery hardware tools are able to image or extract lost data from NVME SSDs too.

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How To Recover USB Flash Drives With Many Bad Sectors

Many data recovery engineers worldwide are using DFL-URE USB3.0 data recovery equipment to recover lost data from USB hard drives. However, few of them are aware of one fact DFL-URE USB3.0 can be used to recover data from USB flash drives too. Read more

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DFL-URE USB3.0 New Version Is Available

Dolphin Data Lab is releasing new version of DFL-URE USB 3.0 data recovery tool-DFL-URE V1.2. In the previous versions, we have studied all functions carefully and removed some unnecessary functions and added many new features in this current new version.

Dolphin Data Lab has optimized the URE device registration and driver installation process and users can now install the DFL-URE much more easily. Users just need to go to the DFL-URE installation folder and find the driver folder for 32bit or 64bit Read more

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DFL-URE USB3.0 Data Recovery Equipment Is Upgraded Again

Dolphin Data lab has released the latest upgrade program of DFL-URE USB3.0 data recovery tool which is specially used for recovering data more easily and successfully from USB hard drives such as WD Mybook, My passport, Samsung USB hard drives, Toshiba USB hard drives, etc.

The latest version of DFL-URE is version 1.071 and users need to upgrade both the hardware firmware and software. Read more

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Dolphin Data Lab Has Shipped DFL-URE Worldwide

Dolphin Data Lab has shipped its new USB3.0 data recovery equipment to data recovery engineers worldwide and this new USB3.0 recovery equipment is specially for USB hard drives for example WD usb hard drives(mybook, my passport), Samsung USB hard drives, Toshiba USB hard drive, Seagate USB hard drives, etc. Read more

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DFL-URE Becomes The World’s First Advanced USB HDD Recovery Equipment

Dolphin Data Lab has worked out one professional and innovative USB hard drive data recovery equipment-DFL-URE (DFL-USB3.0 Recovery Express). Not only USB hard drives, but other USB devices such as SD card, CF card, etc can be connected to DFL-URE with USB card reader to get the data off.

We have talked with the traditional USB hard drive data recovery review in an previous article and now DFL-URE is one direct, innovative and high-speed solution to the damaged USB hard drives. Read more

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USB Hard Drive Data Recovery Review

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USB hard drive data recovery cases are often taking more time to complete, especially USB3.0 hard drives which have their data encrypted by its interface(SATA-USB) firmware chip.

So far in the data recovery market, not one professional data recovery equipment is able to connect the damaged USB hard drives directly except using some kind of adapters. However, these adapters are usually simply designed and cannot at all properly control the operations and issue commands to repair and recover data from the USB hard drives. Read more

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