03-30-2004, 09:25 AM
Make sure you plugged the cable in correctly. I had this problem recently after replacing a PSU and sound card (old PSU blew up; had to buy a new one post-haste in a pinch). And to think I'm a veteran PC Tech. :P Also, make sure the jumpers on your OLD HD are NOT set to "Master only". The usual best setting is "CS", as in "Cable Select". This lets the CABLE, not the JUMPER (jumpers are old, anyway; I imagine the technology will be obsolete in a few years), decide what goes where. Likewise, make sure the jumpers on your NEW HD are set either to Slave, or CS. And, finally, make sure you're hooking up the HD to your HD cable, and not your CD/DVD-ROM cable. ;) Hey, it can happen.
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