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three and a half inch rotating hard drive. So there's no drive that you can't pull data from with this thing from older IDE drives, you know, 40-pin desktop drives to 44-pin laptop IDE drives to both SATA, be they desktop or laptop drives. And it plugs into the wall in addition to connecting to the computer, so it gives you full power for all those drives. And I've pulled data from all types, an SSD or a couple SSDs, laptop hard drives, couple of desktop hard drives, you know, it's fairly easy. So D, if the computer, I'd be curious to know what's dead in the computer. Is the computer itself just won't boost? Or have you reinstalled Windows on the drive because that may have actually erased the drive? Or is the computer just dead and like you've done nothing with it and your files are just trapped on the drive inside? Because it is a pretty simple process. If the drive itself isn't damaged, like physically damaged, it is a fairly easy process to connect that drive to another computer, like take it out of the computer that it's in and use an adapter that you can get on Amazon and connect the drive to another computer and just pull the data off it, like just copy it over to something else. Because the computer doesn't need the boot for you to do that because this adapter, it makes it so you can just plug the drive in through a USB port on another computer and then it'll spin up and you can just open it in a folder. Excuse me, you can open it in a folder and pull all your data. So if there is stuff that you can't, you know, recopy or re-obtain, that might be a simple solution for you and I'm not sure what they cost in the States, you know, probably 30, 35 bucks maybe. And yeah, then you could pull data off any drives that you so desired. I'm betting places that actually, let me reset. devicesbeep