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i checked my bios and shit to explain you better ok here we go my friend.
do exactly this.
1. go to bios menu
2. go to STANDART CMOS FEATURES press enter
3. now it shows your drives. select your drive and press enter.
4. go to ACCEESS MODE and change it from AUTO to LARGE.press enter.
5. save and exit
6.reboot and see if it works now.
let me know.
do exactly this.
1. go to bios menu
2. go to STANDART CMOS FEATURES press enter
3. now it shows your drives. select your drive and press enter.
4. go to ACCEESS MODE and change it from AUTO to LARGE.press enter.
5. save and exit
6.reboot and see if it works now.
let me know.
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Guest
go to the option where u see your drives and see if there is a access mode or sumtin.
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
"windows xp + service pack2 has build in drivers for SATA HARDRIVES"
no it doesnt.
no it doesnt.
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well not for all SATA controllers but for the most common sata controllers it has build in drivers, of course it cant have all drivers from the world lol.u should have a mainboard disk/cd with the SATA driver if windows doesnt recognize your drive use the driver from the disk/cd.
my SATA controller is recognized by windows without installing xtra drivers from the mainboard. pure magic heh? LOL.if u dont know now u know.
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
actually it works because your mainboard is emulating ATAPI so xp supports it, not because it supports SATA. XP "thinks" its IDE. Cool huh
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dude plz...
you telling me i have a sata controller that emulates a sata drive into an ide drive so windows can recognize my sata as a ide drive?
seriously that makes absolutely no sense.think about it.
my mainboard doesnt emulate shit it has a true SATA CONTROLLER FROM NVIDIA.
interesting that my BIOS recognise the sata and that the windows hardware manager shows me the sata controller with the sata drive there must be some crazy thing going on hahahahaha.but maybe i should get a mac right? no fucking way!
like my man just blaze said i use windows cause the internet dudes got lots of cracks hahaahahahah
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
look at it when you are loading windows, it says ATAPI controller not SATA.
"seriously that makes absolutely no sense.think about it."
It does Look it up. search IDE emulation in google. Thats whats it doing. You do know I work in an I.T. shop right?
http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org/how_do_i_install_windows_xp_on_a.htm
for more proof that XP does not have actual SATA drivers.
"seriously that makes absolutely no sense.think about it."
It does Look it up. search IDE emulation in google. Thats whats it doing. You do know I work in an I.T. shop right?
http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org/how_do_i_install_windows_xp_on_a.htm
for more proof that XP does not have actual SATA drivers.
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Guest
ill check it out! but dude the windows hardware manager DONT show me an ide drive it says SATA. if this is all emulated then its pure bullshit how can i let the drive run in true sata mode then? with the origianl driver from nvidia?
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the link that u give me shows that windows xp has no sata driver wich is true
but iam talking bout windows xp with the SERVICE PACK 2 wich HAS sata driver included.
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
did you load a mainboard cd after you loaded windows? If so it then loaded the correct driver.
For your SATA controller. anyway, its all good.
For your SATA controller. anyway, its all good.
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nope like i said it recognised it without the disc.
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dude did u changed the setting from auto to large? go to the bios where u can see your hardrive and press enter to get in the sub menu.it must be sumtin called acces mode or sumtin.then switch that from auto to large.