Switch from IDE to AHCI system HDD

I have a secondary (no boot) drive filled with the data I want to move from my old PC to a new. Unfortunately, the old machine runs in IDE mode while the new system is running in AHCI mode.

I'll be able to read the data? The drive itself is capable or running in AHCI mode. It "s only a couple of years.

AHCI and IDE are the modes of access equipment on a SATA drive. The format of the disc is the same in both cases, so that the reader will be readable on the new system.

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