Windows 10 not recognizing old Seagate Barraccuda HDD

[nsullivan304]

I have a old, Seagate Barracuda HDD. Specifically, it is a Barracuda 7200.12 250GB model, with the product number 9SL131-033. It used to belong to an old, Windows XP computer. I removed it from the computer, and purchased an adapter from Amazon (it is a SATA to USB3 adapter, takes care of both the power and the access). When I plug the drive into my newer Windows 10 laptop, it shows up in the device manager as "ASMT 2115 USB Device". In "Device and Printers" it shows up as AS2115. I have tried 2 other computers, as well as swapping the SATA-USB3 adapter. I have tried uninstalling and re-installing the drivers, and have gotten as far as to find that in the events tab under properties it says that the device has not been migrated. I can't figure out why this is. In Disk Management, it says the the disk has no media, when I know that it does for a fact. Does anyone have any idea how I could access the data on his HDD?

 

[CountMike]

3.5" drives require 12v power and USB adapters can supply only 5v. Doers that adapter have it ?

 

[nsullivan304]

3.5" drives require 12v power and USB adapters can supply only 5v. Doers that adapter have it ?

To my knoledgem the drive can handle 12v of power, but the USB port is only supplying 5v. Is there any way I can make the USB port supply more power? The reason I think that the drive works with 5v is because of this message on it.(picture below) The drive says on it:
+5v 0.72A
+12v 0.52A

What does that mean?

The adapter I have has indicator lights, to tell when it is on. There is a red light for over power, and a blue light over access. Is there supposed to be a blue light for power if there is enough?

HDD Picture

 

[CountMike]

It's quite simple. 3.5" HDDs need both, 5v and 12dc. Usb supplies only 5v so motor can't start. You need something like this to work with 3.5" HDDs. https://www.ebay.com/itm/3-in-1-USB-2-0-to-SATA-IDE-2-5-3-5-5-25-External-Adapter-Cable-CD-DVD-Hard-Drive-/263518575310
2.5" HDDs do not need those 12vdc and can work of 5vdc only although USB2 does not supply enough power and may need a cable with two ends to go to 2 USB ports,

 

[nsullivan304]

It's quite simple. 3.5" HDDs need both, 5v and 12dc. Usb supplies only 5v so motor can't start. You need something like this to work with 3.5" HDDs. https://www.ebay.com/itm/3-in-1-USB-2-0-to-SATA-IDE-2-5-3-5-5-25-External-Adapter-Cable-CD-DVD-Hard-Drive-/263518575310
2.5" HDDs do not need those 12vdc and can work of 5vdc only although USB2 does not supply enough power and may need a cable with two ends to go to 2 USB ports,

Ok, thank you for your help. I will order that.