Two months ago i got new hard drive (WD black 2TB) and i installed windows in it (I already had windows installed in another drive, a WD blue 500GB). Once the new drive appeared in the bios as 'bzbzbzbzbzbz', and once when booting a message appeared 'disk boot failure insert system disk and press enter', i thought the disc was 'faulty' or something, but after touching the sata cables i managed to boot without problems and the disc worked normally.
Some days ago i found out that the message 'disk boot failure insert system disk and press enter' was because the system info to boot up is in the blue drive, but i want to unplug that disc because i am not going using it.
Today i tried running the repair tool from the windows cd so i can boot the OS with only the black drive. The tool only detects the OS from the black drive only if the blue one is plugged, but it shows as if the black drive has '0 GB', the size from the blue drive is shown normally. When i run the repair tool for the black drive nothing happens.
I have another problem, when i have the 2 drives and the dvd reader plugged, the bios screen, and booting from a dvd or a hard drive takes more than normal to load. I once read that the dvd reader sata cable has to be on an specific position or something, but i have no idea. In what position should i put the sata cables? my motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-H61M-S2V-B3.
Is there something wrong from my motherboard, or hdd? how i can boot normally with the black drive without having to plug the blue one?
Thanks
Some days ago i found out that the message 'disk boot failure insert system disk and press enter' was because the system info to boot up is in the blue drive, but i want to unplug that disc because i am not going using it.
Today i tried running the repair tool from the windows cd so i can boot the OS with only the black drive. The tool only detects the OS from the black drive only if the blue one is plugged, but it shows as if the black drive has '0 GB', the size from the blue drive is shown normally. When i run the repair tool for the black drive nothing happens.
I have another problem, when i have the 2 drives and the dvd reader plugged, the bios screen, and booting from a dvd or a hard drive takes more than normal to load. I once read that the dvd reader sata cable has to be on an specific position or something, but i have no idea. In what position should i put the sata cables? my motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-H61M-S2V-B3.
Is there something wrong from my motherboard, or hdd? how i can boot normally with the black drive without having to plug the blue one?
Thanks
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