80GB Hard disk problem

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harikesh

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i cannot configure my 80GB harddisk in my BIOS. Whenever i gave auto configuration, it gets stuck!! But it was working fine for my old 40Gb.
please help. :cry: :cry: :cry: :oops:
 

Geforce

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Please list your computer configuration.

Your BIOS may have a limit and you would need to update it.

Some harddisks come with a jumper setting to limit the size of the harddisk and forcibly detect it.
 
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harikesh

Right off the assembly line
I have an old configuration,
Celeron 500Hz
152MB RAM
PC chips M748LMRT
Sis 620 vga graphics
AMIBIOS yr 98
tell me, how can i do this with out upgrading my system.
Since BIOS is the brain, I am really afraid to flash my existing one. Any other alternative??
 

Geforce

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Before going any further.. you test the 80GB on another system to make sure there is no problem in the drive itself.

:arrow: here is the link from where you can download new year 2002 bios

*www.pcchips.com.tw/PCCWeb/Downloads/ProductsDetail_Download.aspx?DetailID=45&DetailName=BIOS&DetailDesc=M748LT(V3.x)&MenuID=35&LanID=2

Please make sure the model number matches your motherboard.
(I take no guarantee for this)

:( Unfortunately this is a BIOS limitation only and no other alternative apart from changing the motherboard iteself (to intel 810i).

SO there is no option but to flash the BIOS.

:arrow: Read the instructions on the website carefully.
 

Ram1959

Right off the assembly line
Hi,

It is not a problem at all. First of all very whether your mother board support 80 GB hard disk. It it is so. Use Acronis Disk Director Suite 9.0 or Partition Magic 8.05. U can easily Handle ur hard disk with these softwares.

Ramesh.
 

Geforce

Journeyman
Ram1959 said:
Use Acronis Disk Director Suite 9.0 or Partition Magic 8.05. U can easily Handle ur hard disk with these softwares.

Ramesh.

To use any of these software first the Hard disk should be detected in BIOS and system should BOOT i think. Detection of the Hard disk is the main problem. Maybe the motherboard doesn't support 80GB, thats why the BIOS update is necessary (with caution!).
 
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