Computer not booting when HDD is connected

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ROHIT K

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Hello,

I bought a new system with Segate 2 TB internal hard disk about a week ago.

I have Windows 7 running on my PC. Till yesterday my system working fine.

Today when i tried to start my system, I see the Intel logo and press f2 for bios and F10 for Boot menu. It does not move from there. I am not able to access BIOS Setup.

And BIOS is accessible if I remove the hard disk. If i connect hard disk it does not move from the Intel logo.

I tried to connect my hard disk (2TB Segate) to another system, it booting and working fine.

I even tried other hard disks (500gb & 1TG Segate) in my new system it booting and working fine. But when i try with the 2TB in my new system I see the Intel logo and press f2 for bios and F10 for Boot menu. It does not move from there. I am not able to access BIOS Setup.

I did not get any error message.

I would like thank everyone for the support in advance
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Intel I5 3470
Intel DH77EB
2TB Segate
16 GB (8*2) RAM
2GB Graphic Card.
 
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Barhumbug
So it's a new system which worked for a week and then stopped? Is it still under a warranty?
This could be difficult to trace, and it may just be worth going back to where you bought it from with the problem rather than do something which voids the warranty.
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ROHIT K

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Sep 12, 2013
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I tried to connect my new hard disk (2TB Segate) to another system, it booting and working fine.

I even tried other hard disks (500gb & 1TG Segate) in my new system it booting and working fine.

But when i try with the new 2TB hard drive in my new system I see the Intel logo and press f2 for bios and F10 for Boot menu. It does not move from there. I am not able to access BIOS Setup.

 
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Barhumbug

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So it's a new system which worked for a week and then stopped? Is it still under a warranty?
This could be difficult to trace, and it may just be worth going back to where you bought it from with the problem rather than do something which voids the warranty.
 
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