SATA harddrives problem

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Hi,

Im building three new computers. Have three asus p4d800- I motherboards
and Three Maxtor 120gig SATA drives. I am having a problem with the
computers bios recognizing the harddrives. I have tried the Maxtor recovery
disk, but it was unsuccessful finding the drive. The Harddrive are
operational I have test them on another machine and bio find them instantly.
The board also detects other Maxtor and western digital Sata drives. It seem
the motherboard im currently using cannot detect this drives

Im looking for help or other suggestions to try and possible get these
drives to work.
 
trio said:
Hi,

Im building three new computers. Have three asus p4d800- I motherboards
and Three Maxtor 120gig SATA drives. I am having a problem with the
computers bios recognizing the harddrives. I have tried the Maxtor
recovery disk, but it was unsuccessful finding the drive. The Harddrive
are operational I have test them on another machine and bio find them
instantly. The board also detects other Maxtor and western digital Sata
drives. It seem the motherboard im currently using cannot detect this
drives

Im looking for help or other suggestions to try and possible get these
drives to work.
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Is there an available bios update for your motherboard?
http://www.asus.com.tw/support/download/download.aspx
Good luck!
 
Hi,

Im building three new computers. Have three asus p4d800- I motherboards
and Three Maxtor 120gig SATA drives. I am having a problem with the
computers bios recognizing the harddrives. I have tried the Maxtor recovery
disk, but it was unsuccessful finding the drive. The Harddrive are
operational I have test them on another machine and bio find them instantly.
The board also detects other Maxtor and western digital Sata drives. It seem
the motherboard im currently using cannot detect this drives

Im looking for help or other suggestions to try and possible get these
drives to work.
Click to expand...

Some boards have a jumper to enable SATA. Check your manual and see if
yours is set correctly.

Sam
 
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