You can go a couple ways.. The way I recommend is to purchase a USB hard drive enclosure, that way there's no opening of your new computers case. If this idea doesn't work, depending on your new computers configuration you could install the new drive into your computer making sure if you have a master to move the jumper on the disk drive to slave. I hope this helps... good luck!
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