[S-ATA] SATA HDD not recognized

Last update on June 3, 2009 09:03 AM by jak58
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[S-ATA] SATA HDD not recognized







Unlike IDE disks, the Serial ATA drives are not natively recognized by the system.

It is usually needed to install the Serial-ATA drivers that come with your motherboard so that the operating system recognize and support SATA.

Please consult the manual for your motherboard for more information.
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