try another eide cable and recheck the jumpers
D dai · Premium Member Joined Jul 2, 2004 · 78,435 Posts #2 · Aug 20, 2005 View full thread try another eide cable and recheck the jumpers
D dai · Premium Member Joined Jul 2, 2004 · 78,435 Posts #4 · Aug 20, 2005 View full thread reset the cmos
D dai · Premium Member Joined Jul 2, 2004 · 78,435 Posts #6 · Aug 20, 2005 View full thread check your power requirements here http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/ based on a quality supply and add 30% to the result
check your power requirements here http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/ based on a quality supply and add 30% to the result
D dai · Premium Member Joined Jul 2, 2004 · 78,435 Posts #8 · Aug 20, 2005 View full thread have you added the 30% to that figure
D dai · Premium Member Joined Jul 2, 2004 · 78,435 Posts #10 · Aug 20, 2005 View full thread if you have spare power plug try it in the drive and see if it makes a difference,also see if you can borrow a 550w quality supply to try in it
if you have spare power plug try it in the drive and see if it makes a difference,also see if you can borrow a 550w quality supply to try in it
D dai · Premium Member Joined Jul 2, 2004 · 78,435 Posts #12 · Aug 25, 2005 View full thread try uninstalling the eide controllers from the device manager,rebooting and check after windows reinstalls
try uninstalling the eide controllers from the device manager,rebooting and check after windows reinstalls