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Re: Adding new disks under XP



Try mucking about in your bios and auto detecting all the drives, save and
exit.
Restart, does it work?
If not go back into your bios, have a look at the auto detect and check the
right disk is listed in the bios as the master, sometimes even if you set
the right jumper settings on the drives, one of them might still insist on
being primary, if using cable select try switching to manual as slave., and
the master, as master, not cable select.
Restart, go into bios and autodetect, does it all look right? save and exit.
restart, does it work?
no, go into bios and see if you can select the first boot device, select the
corect harddisk, save n exit, and restart.
Should work.


HTH Steve
PS Sorry for the untidy typing, got to type quick as gettin ready for girl
to come to me house, n me bedroom is a right state :D As usual!
----- Original Message -----
From: <john.benfield@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 3:39 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] Adding new disks under XP


> I've just added a couple of new disks to my main server. I installed,
> formatted and activated the first disk without problem (other that getting
> me to re-activate XP, why?). However the second one is giving me a
> headache. I *think* I did everything the same, however when I restart the
> server it comes up with "NTLDR not found". Basically it try to boot from
> the new disk. It's set as a primary slave so this should not be happening.
> I've even tried powering the disk up once the server is running, but XP
> just doesn't see it.
>
> So at present I'm stuffed. I can't boot my PC with the disk attached to
fix
> the problem, and I can't get the PC to see the disk once it's running.
> Help. Any pointers would be appreciated.



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