Installing Windows 7 64bit how to detect IDE Hard Drive?

If I'm being honest, I don't think it will work - it's something to do with WD drivers being fussy with controllers. :(

Try another brand IDE drive, set it as a master, connect a 4-pin molex from your PSU to the small floppy power converter and hook that up to the adaptor.
 
If I'm being honest, I don't think it will work - it's something to do with WD drivers being fussy with controllers. :(

Try another brand IDE drive, set it as a master, connect a 4-pin molex from your PSU to the small floppy power converter and hook that up to the adaptor.

Lol I don't have another IDE hard drive, I've got my 2TB SATA today and it's been working flawlessly. so I myt just leave this IDE drive and perhaps sell it or sumit thanks anyway :).
 
aww! and i had my fingers crossed you were going to get it working!

Oh i may be wrong, but thought sigs were ment to be a max of 4lines! fyi. (from memory so i could be wrong there)
 
aww! and i had my fingers crossed you were going to get it working!

Oh i may be wrong, but thought sigs were ment to be a max of 4lines! fyi. (from memory so i could be wrong there)

Lol I would still give it a shot but the floppy drives other four pin is still stuck and its so hard to take out :(. I'll try and cut it down to 4 lines :p
 
Thx would that deffo work lol?

Yeah 100%
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