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Ah. Another day,another problem. Hard drivesthis time. :(

Postby ColaBoy » Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:07 pm

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Postby PCguy » Wed Sep 21, 2005 6:39 pm

I would change the jumpers on each drive to Stand Alone and then I would try each one by itself to see if it is detected.
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Postby ColaBoy » Wed Sep 21, 2005 9:45 pm

Thanks for the reply PC Guy.
Bit of a strange one this. I tried my master drive in another PC and still it was'nt detected. I then tried new cables swap drives around and still nothing. Fearing both drives had died I purchased a new drive and,thankfully, this was'nt being detected either so I guess it must be something else. I decided to check my BIOS and selected IDE devices. I then cycled thorough the options ,USER etc and I came to AUTO and as if by magic my drives specs suddenly appeared. IT HAD DETECTED IT!!! Everythings working fine now. Have'nt got a clue what had happened or why but just glad I got my system back. :mrgreen:
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