SATA-0 i shut down my computer, remove my sata hard disk and connect it to another computer to transfer data but the computer does not detect it.I return it back to my first computer but when i switch
...SATA 0 & SATA 1. I have tried in both but system is not able to detect the new hard disc. Is it possible to assemble two types of hard disk? One is IDE second is SATA. I need the total solution ...
...Sata 0 Drive 0 not found: Serial ATA, Sata 0 Check the jumper settings on the primary hard disk drive and set to master. Also check that the cables and connectors are firmly in place.if problem ...
Question about Inspiron 531 Athlon 64 X2 4400+ 2.3GHz 1GB 500GB DVD RW Vista Home Premium PC Desktop
...Sata HDD 0 is being seen by the bios and that it has not been switched with the DVD. Make sure that the sata cables on the main board are plugged in correctly the hard drive should be in sata port 0 ...
Question about Inspiron 531 Athlon 64 X2 4400+ 2.3GHz 1GB 500GB DVD RW Vista Home Premium PC Desktop
...SATA-0 and boot up, the SATA doesn't appear as a hard drive. It does under the BIOS as to the order of HD boot, but is listed as a SCSI drive, not a SATA. I've disconnected power & MB connection ...
Question about Inspiron 531 Athlon 64 X2 4400+ 2.3GHz 1GB 500GB DVD RW Vista Home Premium PC Desktop
...1 x 2-port SATA power cables - 2 x Serial ATA, support RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 0+1, JBOD Your mainboard support both "IDE & SATA" interface, so you can use IDE or SATA Hard Drives. Hope it
Question about Inspiron 531s Desktop Computer
...SATA 0: installed SATA 1: installed SATA 2; none SATA : none Computer is not configured to boot from your hard disk drive (SATA 0), you need to go into the BIOS (set-up) menu and make that drive the ...
...Sata 0 and on up. You'll get the 1796 error when you have sata drives or devices plugged in other sata connections, Like: Your first Hard drive in sata 0 your second drive in sata 1 your optic drive ...
...SATA 0, SATA 1 etc. If you want the hardd disk to boot first, plug it in SATA 0. and the next device in SATA 1. However, you can also set the first and other boot device from the BIOS itself, in case ...
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