Kevin,

> I tried that but the old drive just makes a beeping sound and  
> doesn't show up at all on my computer. How do I know where to move  
> the pin for slave when it isn't marked?

OK, clearly you can't recover files from a dead drive. I could have  
saved you the time if you had described why you removed the hard drive  
from your computer. I suppose a pro might be able to recover the pics,  
but I can't say nor do I know whether you are willing to pay big bucks  
to have it done.

Jim
Dell PC






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