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Small black adapter with 44-pin female IDE and 22-pin male SATA connectors

Vszerda

Vszerda 2.5" 44-pin Female IDE to 22-pin Male SATA Hard Drive Adapter

SKU CH-WDJS-G06HE

Connects a 2.5" 44-pin IDE laptop drive to a 22-pin SATA interface

  • Connects 2.5" IDE laptop drives to SATA systems
  • Female 44-pin IDE accepts legacy drive connector
  • Male 22-pin SATA plugs into modern host port
  • 7+15 pin layout carries data and power together

Laptop IDE to SATA adapter

This adapter connects a 2.5-inch laptop drive with a female 44-pin IDE interface to a system that provides a male 22-pin SATA connection. It is intended for users upgrading or recovering data from older notebook hard disks. The converter handles the signal translation between the two standards without requiring additional drivers. It fits directly onto the drive's native connector.

44-pin IDE to 22-pin SATA conversion

The device supports 2.5-inch drives that use the combined 7+15 pin SATA power and data layout. It does not work with 3.5-inch desktop drives or with drives that require a separate 4-pin Molex power input. Builders needing to connect larger form-factor IDE disks or seeking a powered external enclosure will need a different solution.

Highlights

  • Connects 2.5" IDE laptop drives to SATA systems
  • Female 44-pin IDE accepts legacy drive connector
  • Male 22-pin SATA plugs into modern host port
  • 7+15 pin layout carries data and power together

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 44-pin IDE adapter work with a 2.5-inch laptop drive I already own?

Yes, it connects a 2.5-inch drive with a 44-pin IDE interface to a 22-pin SATA header so the older drive can be used in a newer laptop bay.

How can I confirm the 22-pin SATA connection is recognised after fitting the adapter?

The drive should appear in BIOS or the operating system disk utility once the 22-pin SATA plug is seated in the laptop connector.

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