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Charlie -- I'm not familiar with your specific mother-board, but your BIOS
should have an Auto-Detect feature somewhere in its menus.
If you run Auto-Detect, it should find all your hard drives and configure
the BIOS properly. You then need to save the changes.
If that doesn't work, try using a different connector for the new
Hard-drive (such as the one on the CD-Rom Drive cable) then repeat the
process. You may also need to try both secondary-slave and primary-slave
jumper positions.
If none of these suggestions work, you probably have a technical problem
and will need a qualified troubleshooter.
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At 03:38 PM 12/24/2000 -0600, you wrote:
>I adding a western digital as a slave to the exsiting fujitsu.
>w/Win2000 on an Intel Seattle board
>
>have set the jumper as required for slave
>connected the drive to the secondary IDE and it powers up fine.
>have set the Bios secondary IDE to AUTO
>
>But can't get the bios to recognize the second drive
>
>would appreciate any suggestions
>
>TIA Charlie
>
>(a slow Sunday in Dallas)
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