cboucher Fully Optimized Messages 1,652 Location USA Jul 30, 2009 #12 If your new HDD is a SATA drive you might need to go into BIOS and make sure that the SATA port you have it plugged into is enabled.
If your new HDD is a SATA drive you might need to go into BIOS and make sure that the SATA port you have it plugged into is enabled.
OP OP M microcompiter Baseband Member Messages 84 Jul 30, 2009 #13 Hard disk is spinning, I've put it in another sata plug but samething. I also tried to go in bios to see if there is something to enable sata, but, don't see anything.
Hard disk is spinning, I've put it in another sata plug but samething. I also tried to go in bios to see if there is something to enable sata, but, don't see anything.
foothead Omnicide now. Messages 10,027 Location My own personal hell Jul 30, 2009 #14 So it isn't detected by the BIOS at all?
OP OP M microcompiter Baseband Member Messages 84 Jul 30, 2009 #15 foothead said: So it isn't detected by the BIOS at all? Click to expand... no nothing
foothead Omnicide now. Messages 10,027 Location My own personal hell Jul 30, 2009 #16 Are you sure its good, and its getting power/has good connections?
OP OP M microcompiter Baseband Member Messages 84 Jul 30, 2009 #17 foothead said: Are you sure its good, and its getting power/has good connections? Click to expand... Power and conection is good, I've tested it in another computer that i've and worked fine
foothead said: Are you sure its good, and its getting power/has good connections? Click to expand... Power and conection is good, I've tested it in another computer that i've and worked fine
foothead Omnicide now. Messages 10,027 Location My own personal hell Jul 30, 2009 #18 Do you have a different HD to put in this computer? If so, put it on the same port with the same cables.
Do you have a different HD to put in this computer? If so, put it on the same port with the same cables.
OP OP M microcompiter Baseband Member Messages 84 Aug 2, 2009 #19 Problem resolved, it just needed a jumper