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stranz
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25 May 2009 à 07:30
25 May 2009 à 07:30
hi,
there is a jumper on the hard disk, near the IDE connector.
you need to switch the jumper to the slave mode.
see the top of the hard disk for configurations.
there is a jumper on the hard disk, near the IDE connector.
you need to switch the jumper to the slave mode.
see the top of the hard disk for configurations.
Highway72
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25 May 2009 à 05:54
25 May 2009 à 05:54
Theres always master/slave/cable select jumpers on the actual drives next to the connectors that need setting up on all IDE drives.
Thanks to all
After wasting much time trying to discuss this matter with the manufacturer of both the new HD and the Laptop,
I decided to try switching the HDs around.
Booted it up and now I'm back in business.
I can't believe that's all it took.
Now I have 250 additional GB for a little less than a 100 bones.
Not to bad
CHEERS !!!
After wasting much time trying to discuss this matter with the manufacturer of both the new HD and the Laptop,
I decided to try switching the HDs around.
Booted it up and now I'm back in business.
I can't believe that's all it took.
Now I have 250 additional GB for a little less than a 100 bones.
Not to bad
CHEERS !!!
