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rajamcg
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Mar 2, 2009 at 05:24 AM
Mar 2, 2009 at 05:24 AM
Hi,
your Question not clear , u sing 2 HDD okay.
1. check which one is boot disk(which one is having operating system that is boot disk)
for ex: HDD1 : loaded operating system.
HDD2 : not Loaded Operating system.
2. go to CMOS settings .
set HDD1 Is First Boot Disk okay. HDD2 is Second Boot Disk...etc(HDD,CS/DVD....)
(or)
change Jumper Settings for HDD(See jumper settings in back side of the HDD)
your Question not clear , u sing 2 HDD okay.
1. check which one is boot disk(which one is having operating system that is boot disk)
for ex: HDD1 : loaded operating system.
HDD2 : not Loaded Operating system.
2. go to CMOS settings .
set HDD1 Is First Boot Disk okay. HDD2 is Second Boot Disk...etc(HDD,CS/DVD....)
(or)
change Jumper Settings for HDD(See jumper settings in back side of the HDD)
Check your power cable
Sometimes a power cable is not properly connected. Make sure that the power cable you are using is good and change the current Molex power cable and use another one to power it
Configure the BIOS
You have to make sure that the hard disk is properly connected and the jumper cap is also properly placed, secondly check the BIOS. You will need to tap a certain key to enter the BIOS settings. This is normally the ESC, F1, F2, F10 or Delete key and is usually indicated on the very first screen when booting the PC. Once in the BIOS make sure the drive shows up in the appropriate place. If the hard disk is the master try detecting it and change the boot sequence to the master as the first boot device, and make sure it is set to Auto Detect the drive.
Check your IDE cable
Sometimes the IDE cable is not properly connected. Get another IDE cable and use it to connect the drives and make sure that it is properly connected.
Check if the drive is spinning
If the hard drive is not spinning, then it may not be getting power. You may need to listen real close to hear it spin, or touch the side with your finger to feel any vibration. If the drive is not spinning, test the power dongle with a multimeter, or try a different power connector. A power supply will often have several Molex connectors not being used. If the hard drive still does not spin up, the drive may be dead.
Sometimes may be something is just wrong with your computer that you can figure, so you have to try the hard disk in another computer before finalizing that its bad.
for more detailed explanations and you can visit http://online-computer-repairs.blogspot.com/...
Sometimes a power cable is not properly connected. Make sure that the power cable you are using is good and change the current Molex power cable and use another one to power it
Configure the BIOS
You have to make sure that the hard disk is properly connected and the jumper cap is also properly placed, secondly check the BIOS. You will need to tap a certain key to enter the BIOS settings. This is normally the ESC, F1, F2, F10 or Delete key and is usually indicated on the very first screen when booting the PC. Once in the BIOS make sure the drive shows up in the appropriate place. If the hard disk is the master try detecting it and change the boot sequence to the master as the first boot device, and make sure it is set to Auto Detect the drive.
Check your IDE cable
Sometimes the IDE cable is not properly connected. Get another IDE cable and use it to connect the drives and make sure that it is properly connected.
Check if the drive is spinning
If the hard drive is not spinning, then it may not be getting power. You may need to listen real close to hear it spin, or touch the side with your finger to feel any vibration. If the drive is not spinning, test the power dongle with a multimeter, or try a different power connector. A power supply will often have several Molex connectors not being used. If the hard drive still does not spin up, the drive may be dead.
Sometimes may be something is just wrong with your computer that you can figure, so you have to try the hard disk in another computer before finalizing that its bad.
for more detailed explanations and you can visit http://online-computer-repairs.blogspot.com/...
sarbel.vilo
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Mar 2, 2009 at 08:19 AM
Mar 2, 2009 at 08:19 AM
Check all your cables IDE and power cables and then check your settings in your boot devices and then restart
