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czGLoRy

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msi hates intel :lol: i love msi even more.

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Ok, so i downloaded thousands of drivers (took about 3 hours to find one that worked) and I finally downlaoded one that "detected drives over 139.4 GB for my Mobo, and it works! it detects my HD!

 

Now, I got a new mouse. Worked instantly.

 

Now i just need my CD-ROM drives to be detected! If I can get help with that, Im set!

 

thanks btw guys its so much easier surfing with a mouse dang.

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If your messing with Sata this is what i found out, under any circumstances (dont know if its just my DFI board) the SATA drive that holds the OS must be on SATA 1 slot. From there, you can just add anything else.

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i've found that any computer useing the silicon image sata chip it doesnt matter which sata port the os hdd is in

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RMA mobo............. have fun............

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JUST got mobo back from RMA. its NOT fun... took well over a month and it was a PAIN.

 

 

:'( I tried new cables 'taint working. I just need my CD-ROM drive to detect now !!! (drives actually) and I will be good... is therea way to play games that require a CD w/o the CD??? :(

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Yeah there is, lol as weird as that question sounds. Alcohol 120, google it. Great program, but you need a lot of hard drive space and a cd-rom drive to load up all the games in the first place.

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i have lots of hard drive space and the games< but they are already loaded> my problem is that my cd_rom drive stopped working. Alcohol 120 was so complicated to use I didnt like it :(

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have you checked your jumper settings for your cd-rom drive.. if your using SATA for your hard drives, and IDE for your cd-rom.. make sure your cd drive isint set to slave on ide dev1.. i would make sure its master of ide dev0..

 

jumper settings are usually the cause of cd rom drives not working.. in my experence anyway.

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have you checked your jumper settings for your cd-rom drive.. if your using SATA for your hard drives, and IDE for your cd-rom..  make sure your cd drive isint set to slave on ide dev1.. i would make sure its master of ide dev0..

 

jumper settings are usually the cause of cd rom drives not working.. in my experence anyway.

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Im using a harddrive with IDE (C-drive with OS) and a second hard drive as SATA (games, etc. F drive)

Cd-Rom drives are both IDE (do they have SATA cdrom drives?)

 

my on-chip ata(s) settings are as follows:

 

On-chip ATA(s) operate mode: Legacy mode

ATA configuration: P-ATA + S-ATA

SATA keep enabled No

P-ATa keep enabled yes

Pata channel selection primary

combined mode operation p-ata first channel

s-ata ports definition master/slave

 

 

Is there anything in here that needs to be changeD? everything works except my CD-ROm drives are no longer detected.

 

 

Ill pay $5 paypal to anyone who help sme fully resolve this! Thanks

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