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Compact mSATA to Type-C 3.1 drive enclosure with internal power cable

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Ruth's sister Mobile HDD Case mSATA to Type-C 3.1 Hard Drive Enclosure internal power cable

SKU CH-KSRR-2HBP6

Converts mSATA SSDs to USB Type-C 3.1 for legacy Windows systems

  • mSATA SSD connects via Type-C 3.1 for portable storage
  • Adapter encloses mSATA drive as external USB disk box
  • Supports legacy Windows 98 SE ME 2000 XP systems
  • New condition enclosure ready for immediate drive installation

mSATA to Type-C 3.1 Enclosure

This enclosure adapts an mSATA solid-state drive for external use through a USB Type-C 3.1 connection. It draws power internally so no separate adapter is required. The supplied documentation lists compatibility with Windows 98, SE, ME, 2000 and XP.

Legacy OS Focused Use

The Windows 98 through XP support makes it suited to technicians maintaining older industrial or point-of-sale systems. Builders who need modern UASP performance or support for current operating systems should consider a different enclosure.

Highlights

  • mSATA SSD connects via Type-C 3.1 for portable storage
  • Adapter encloses mSATA drive as external USB disk box
  • Supports legacy Windows 98 SE ME 2000 XP systems
  • New condition enclosure ready for immediate drive installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mSATA drive sizes fit inside the enclosure?

The enclosure accepts standard mSATA SSDs; check your drive length against the internal cavity before closing the lid.

How do I connect the enclosure and what step is often missed?

Plug the Type-C 3.1 cable into a USB port; the step many skip is ensuring the host OS (Windows 98, SE, ME, 2000, XP) recognises the drive before formatting.

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