#XBOX HDD MASTER OR SLAVE SERIAL#
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So if I select the Pioneer that has the OS CD in it the cursor just blinks in the left hand corner. The Wester Digital 160 is PD0600HB 900GPA0 And when I would F8 to get to boot menu, when they were recognized they read like this. But not everytime I boot up just some times. I put that in and all of a sudden the drives started being recongized. So I had ordered another 512 and it came in a little while ago. I am spending way to much time on these computers.my wife is about to kick my ****!! I just have to go back into BIOS to set the clock and date again and still no detection. I don't know what is up, I tried clearing the CMOS but that does not work.

#XBOX HDD MASTER OR SLAVE WINDOWS#

Even start to run the windows CD I have in the DVD and than just stop. Funny thing is I will let it sit for a little go in and hit power and it will detect them for a few seconds maybe a minute and than stop. When I turn it on it turns on, lights up and than in the BIOS it says it does not detect the Primary Master and the Secondary Master. I hooked up the new 160 gig hard drive right, the DVD/CD Drive, floppy and graphics card.

#XBOX HDD MASTER OR SLAVE SERIAL#

Ports: 4x USB 2.0 Ports + 2x headers 2x PS/2 ports 1x Parallel Port 1x Serial Port 1x VGA port 1x RJ-45 Port 1x Audio I/O (Line-in, Line-out and Mic-in) LAN: Realtek RTL8201BL 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet PHY Video: Embedded Real256E 3D Graphics with 64M share memory Slots: 1x AGP 8X 2x PCI slots 1x CNR slotДЄudio: C-Media CMI9761A 6-channel audio Codec Memory: 2x 184-pin DIMMs support DDR400/333/266 Memory Max capacity 2GB I have everything for my sons computer, It has a INTEL P4 MOTHERBOARD & CELERON D 2.26GHz CPU FAN COMBO and here are the specs:Д¬PU: Socket 478 support Intel Pentium 4 Prescott processor Hyper-Threading support FSB 533/400MHz My BIOS didn't have the options that worked for so many others, I formated the hard drive, ran error check on it and so on and so on until I finally gave up and just used the 160 gig I had and went and bought another 160 at Best Buy, they have a good deal on it right now. Take it back out and put back in the 160 gig that already had the operating system and it would work fine.

So I was going to take out the 160 gig and put it in a computer that I am building for my son and put the 40 gig back in the Dell as the Primary Drive but kept getting that message. The drive I was trying to use was once the primary Wester Digital Drive that came in it from Dell and I upgraded to a 160 gig and made that one my slave drive.

I have an old Dell Dimension 4400 from 2002 that I wanted to fix up for my daughter but kept getting during installing the operating system on the hard drive 'set up does not detect hard drive disks' or whatever. I have been working on 2 computers all week on my spare time. I'm not trying to pull any data off these drives, I just want to be able to use them/play around with them, but I don't wanna have to hook up the test server I have, there's alot of parts involved and until I get my house set up right, I don't want to have it in the way.Wow, do I need help. Does anyone know of a USB/Firewire drive controller that can access older drives like this (or allow you to set the head/cylinder/sector info inside of a program or something?) Something like this has to exist. I knew aboout older drives needing head/cylinder/sector info set manually, but I was unsure if it even applied in this instance. I've managed to pull data from ancient IDE drives (varying sizes, oldest being 85MB). Most modern systems still offer that sort of functionality. Jimmsta wrote:Older drives that are generally 540MB or less need to be directly connected to an IDE connector, and usually need to be configured according to the Cylinder/Head/Sector information printed on the top of the hard drive in the BIOS of the computer.

Xbox hdd master or slave