Bios did not detect new SATA HD

On the same BIOS Setup screen where you Enabled the SATA controller, check that the next item, "SATA Mode" is set to "IDE". This tells the mobo to take control of the SATA device and use it to Emulate an IDE device. Windows only knows how to use IDE devices directly. So either you let the BIOS pretend your new drive is IDE to make Windows happy, or you have to load SATA drivers into Windows so the OS can deal with it in its native mode.

Now, clarify what you mean when you say, "Bios still cannot detect the HD." On p. 28 of your mobo manual it shows the "Standard CMOS Features" screen of your BIOS. I would expect the new disk to show here on the "IDE Channel 2 Master" line. (Your machine has 2 IDE Channels, 0 and 1, each with Master and a Slave possible. Then it has 2 SATA Channels which it appears to label as "IDE Channel 2 Master" and another for Channel 3.) Does this screen actually fail to show your new drive? If the drive does show up here, but simply fails to show up in Windows' My Computer, then you do not have a BIOS problem.

If the BIOS shows the disk but Windows does not, the problem is that any new blank disk needs a two-step preparation involving Partitioning and Formatting before Windows can use it. If that is your case, post your answer here along with a note about what OS you have installed. By that I mean both which Windows (2000, XP, VISTA, etc.) and what update or Service Pack is included. Then we can advise what to do.