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Originally posted by MenthiX
Also, make sure harddisk autodetection is enabled in your BIOS.
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how do i do this?
im pretty sure it is set to slave, though ...
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Originally posted by DJKAL
i have set this hard drive to slave (no jumper - but there is still 1 which covers 1 pin - but i tink this is permanent cos i didnt want to break it trying to get it off)
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i have just looked at the smaller {40GB} hard drive that i took out fo my PC to be replaced with this newone {120GB} and saw it was set to master
it was always the slave though - never anything more (apart from when it was in an older PC with an even smaller {20GB} hard drive )
it has always loaded as the slave and always run as this,
should i set my new one as the master and see if it too runs as the slave?
my other one {300GB}
IS the master so i dont understand how i have 2 masters but 1 running as a slave!?
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