WyomingKnott :
Not in DOS, in BIOS. Where it says "DISABLED" on each of your ports is my guess, but only as an analogy from working with the Dell mobo.
DISABLED is just such an unusual setting that I would start by trying to change that.
The SATA Configuration list is showing the hotplug option. I've already tried turning those on on the SATA port I'm using.
My bad luck continues. I'm getting random shutdowns and hearing clicking, I believe, from this hard drive. I don't know if it's something I've done but when I plugged it in: I immediately installed Windows 7, updated it, installed the drivers that came with the motherboard, and installed my video card driver. Among other programs I downloaded, I can't say anything has been done to cause issues with the hard drive.
I tried starting up Total War: Shogun 2 and World of Warcraft only to have a long loading process and then a shutdown. I got one shutdown randomly and one will trying to do the Windows Experience Index. I also had a blue screen.
Sometimes when I boot my HDD isn't found, usually after a shutdown. Please, if anyone knows any place that could assist me further, let me know.
Edit: I had a crash during PCMark05 as I expected. Usually when these shutdowns happen, the HD is lost and I hear clicking. I was going through the bios settings to get the HD found. (I didn't change anything I haven't already) Now I can't even get into bios settings before it shuts down.
Edit Edit: After browsing the web for a bit, everything has begin to boot properly. I'm about to test some games again.
FYI: System can't be overheating. I have the chassis open and next to a window. Sensors claim everything to be 20-40 Celsius.
Edit Edit Edit: I also believe I have a malfunctioning ATI HD 5770. The reason I decided to upgrade my computer was because my video card was hanging up (VPU Recover) while playing games. I assumed it was because my motherboard was old even though they supported each other.
Turns out I'm having the same issue using FurMark as I did before I upgraded. I can only assume this will translate the same while playing games. World of Warcraft is coming up fine at the moment. I have yet to try TW: Shogun 2.
Edit 4lol: Shogun 2 is working. More edits to come if it crashes. One thing I prominently changed; unaware as to the consequences, was a switch on the back of the PSU from 230 to 116. That and turning Windows 7 theme to classic.