SATA Hard Drive Not Detected in BIOS or Setup. Hey Guys, My BIOS is not detecting my Western Digital 320GB SATA HDD on my new build (OS not installed yet...[how can it be :P]) My DVD Burner, which is also SATA is detected and works fine. I connected the...

Would not recognize hard drive could not load OS. Thought it was my new hard drive so I installed it in another machine and the hard drive worked fine. The hard drive was detected in the BIOS. Not sure what the problem was." This could very well be your...

motherboard supports the next-generation hard drives based on the Serial ATA (SATA) 3Gb/s storage specification, delivering enhanced scalability and doubling the bus bandwidth for high-speed data retrieval and saves. :arrow: Your Hard drive is a SATA (1.5Gb/...

How do I fix my computer??? If no hard drives are detected, then this would be a hardware failure. Is the drive detected in the BIOS? Enter Setup and see. If the hard drive is not detected in the BIOS, here are a few troubleshooting suggestions....

Two Sata hard drive one is detected in bios but not in disk management. I have a asus P5S MX SE motherboard with windows xp 2gb ram 160 gb sata hard drive, now my brother give me his 500gb seagate sata hard drive when i installed it in my computer the two hard...

primary hard drive is a Seagate 200GB SATA (ST3200822AS) and I have Windows XP MCE 2005 SP2 running off of it. I just added a second SATA hard drive, a 500GB Seagate (ST3500631NS). This second hard drive gets detected in the bios and even gets detected by...

are not being detected by the BIOS. I have also tried purchasing an IDE to SATA converter but this did not work. The hard drive is connect to SATA 1 and the LG DVD drive is connected to SATA 2. Anyone have any thoughts before i throw all of this out a ten...

to dislike me. Im having the same problem with a seagate 7200.12 500g sata drive. Works fine with default settings in bios, but when i overclock bios will not detect the drive. this board is useless without being oc'd. i wish that abit had left there forums...

into the BIOS Setup screens to see whether the new drive is detected by the BIOS. To do this, make sure the SATA ports are enabled. If the disk unit is detected, go to the screens that control the SATA ports and check how they are configured. Some (maybe all)...

different problem in regards to my video card...in which i went to the bios/cmos to try and correct, my major mistake was to load optimised defaults on the main page of the cmos ,and after that the SATA Hard drive,has not been detected when loading up ..giving...