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[title] Mounting the hard drive for testing
[* icon_reminder] There are many ways to connect the hard drive that work. Use the method you think is the most convenient.
-[* black] If the hard drive is not currently installed into a PC (as is the case with this drive), the best way to mount it is to use a [http://www.ifixit.com/Apple-Parts/Universal-Drive-Adapter/IF107-108|USB drive adapter].
+[* black] If the hard drive is not installed in a PC, the best way to mount the drive is to use a [https://www.ifixit.com/Apple-Parts/Universal-Drive-Adapter/IF107-108|USB drive adapter].
[* black] If the hard drive is not installed and you do not have a USB adapter, it can be hooked up by plugging it into a PC and not mounting it in the case.
[* black] If the hard drive is currently installed in a PC, the best way to do this is to leave it installed and inspect the drive in the PC it is installed in.