My 2nd HDD and my external Optical Drive aren't being recognized by Windows after Re routing my PSU Cables. My HDD is plugged up to the same PSU Cable as my SSD and my external Optical Drive works on my Laptop. What did I do wrong?
Absolutely! If you clock isn't holding it's time, your cmos battery needs replacing. It is a cr2032. You can get them almost anywhere. If the battery is bad it will cause more havoc that just loosing time. Good luck!
Absolutely! If you clock isn't holding it's time, your cmos battery needs replacing. It is a cr2032. You can get them almost anywhere. If the battery is bad it will cause more havoc that just loosing time. Good luck!
My Windows Clock is working now but does my CMOS Battery being bad have something to do with my problems?
One of the functions of the battery is to keep all of your hardware settings in memory, if it goes bad or is going bad it can loose this info. Do you even see the asus in device manager? It's a $2.00 risk! I would definitely replace the battery.
One of the functions of the battery is to keep all of your hardware settings in memory, if it goes bad or is going bad it can loose this info. Do you even see the asus in device manager? It's a $2.00 risk! I would definitely replace the battery.
i don't see my Asus External Optical Drive in Device manger or the 2.5" HDD I just installed in Disk Management Either. Was i suppose to reset the values in The BIOS? Is it just a plug in play fix?
One of the functions of the battery is to keep all of your hardware settings in memory, if it goes bad or is going bad it can loose this info. Do you even see the asus in device manager? It's a $2.00 risk! I would definitely replace the battery.
I replaced the CMOS battery and reset the CMOS http://support.asus.com/Troubleshooting/detail.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=MAXIMUS%20VI%20HERO&p=1&s=45&os=&hashedid=9JB5jBpArfvcpcNi&no=1723. That didn't fix my problem.
One of the functions of the battery is to keep all of your hardware settings in memory, if it goes bad or is going bad it can loose this info. Do you even see the asus in device manager? It's a $2.00 risk! I would definitely replace the battery.
I replaced my CMOS battery while I was Re routing my PSU Cables which means I unplugged them and plugged them back in. Is that a contributing factor here?
is your hard drive spinning up?
And what about the optical
I have a 2.5" & 3.5" HDD. They both don't spin up and are not recognized by my Motherboard but my Motherboard does recognize my Optical Drive but Windows doesn't. Does this information help?
Sorry a bit confusing. SSD's don't spin. If your HDD is not spinning up it will not be seen by anything. It may be dead. Pull all drives out and just connect the ssd and see if bios sees it and we can go from there. Have you partitioned or formated it yet. Windows will not see it until you set it up in disk management. You never stated if these drives were new or not.
Sorry a bit confusing. SSD's don't spin. If your HDD is not spinning up it will not be seen by anything. It may be dead. Pull all drives out and just connect the ssd and see if bios sees it and we can go from there. Have you partitioned or formated it yet. Windows will not see it until you set it up in disk management. You never stated if these drives were new or not.
My SSD still is recognized by my Motherboard. Before I reset my CMOS I used my HDD as "Local Disk (F". I stored all of my Music & Video Games on it.
Sorry a bit confusing. SSD's don't spin. If your HDD is not spinning up it will not be seen by anything. It may be dead. Pull all drives out and just connect the ssd and see if bios sees it and we can go from there. Have you partitioned or formated it yet. Windows will not see it until you set it up in disk management. You never stated if these drives were new or not.
I tried hooking my 2.5” HDD up via USB External Caddy and my BIOS and Disk Management recognize it but I can’t partition it in disk Management. I plugged up my SSD, 2.5” HDD, 3.5” HDD (2nd HDD), and my External Optical Drive and only my SSD and External Optical Drive are recognized by my BIOS and only my SSD is recognized by Windows.