This post is in addition to a thread I made a while ago..
Anyways I installed the new drive all fine and dandy, got windows on it etc.
(Did this with only the SATA connected)
So I then detached the SATA drive and then replaced the two older HDD's, and formatted the original C drive.
I then replaced the SATA assuming it would automatically take master being the C and having windows, this is where I run into trouble.
If I keep them all connected my PC hangs just before the windows loading bar, but then If I use the SATA along with ONE of the older drives it boots fine.
I'm thinking jumper problem maybe? Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
deleted said:Well I'm looking to get a bigger HDD and I suppose SATA is the way forward, I currently have a couple IDE drives so what I need to know is..
Can I run the one SATA drive while having the other 2 IDE drives also? will it just show as 3 physical drives? assuming I set both current HDD's as slaves?
Cheers.
Anyways I installed the new drive all fine and dandy, got windows on it etc.
(Did this with only the SATA connected)
So I then detached the SATA drive and then replaced the two older HDD's, and formatted the original C drive.
I then replaced the SATA assuming it would automatically take master being the C and having windows, this is where I run into trouble.
If I keep them all connected my PC hangs just before the windows loading bar, but then If I use the SATA along with ONE of the older drives it boots fine.
I'm thinking jumper problem maybe? Any ideas? Thanks in advance!