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Old 10-24-2008, 02:25 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question 2 HD's One Showing.

I just bought a new Hard-drive. I have all the cords plugged in correctly but neither the bios or vista detects the new drive. I found out, it is only detecting the first two items in the SATA connection, the ignores the other two. This may be weird, but my cd/dvd drive uses one of those connections. And No I can't just disconnect my cd drive as I need it. I switched out the hardrives so the new hd is in SATA 0, and it worked fine.
So, my problem is, How do I make it detect all four slots?

I am running an inspiron 531 motherboard.
I checked the bios, and I didn't see any option for this.

Please Help!
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