My whole objective in searching for a video like this was to learn where on the motherboard you connect the data cable for the 2nd drive. I have one cable going to the Primary HD, one going to the R/W DVD drive and then it looks like a Yellow and Blue still empty. Which one do I use for the 2nd HD? You totally zoomed by that like everyone is supposed to know all this stuff. . .
Great video! I have an HP m8530f that freezes and BSOD. I replaced the HD and will make the old drive secondary. I will use the recovery disks to format the new HD. However since the old HD still has data.. do I need to do anything with that drive? I know I need to make sure the BIOS recognizes BOTH drives.. but is there anything else I need to do to the old HD?
With SATA there really isn't that distinction anymore. Each drive has a single connection to the motherboard and it isn't necessary to designate one as Master or Slave. On older systems using IDE connections, the positioning of a jumper on the drive and its position on the cable create that designation.
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i have 2 drives orignal is SATA and Second is ATA and I Want to Add two HD in my CPU and i have a problem
i dont know about jumper setting i want to make ATA master and Orignal (SATA) is slave can u help me plzzz
SuperFakeHacker 3 days ago
where can i find a sata cabel
MrSkullxd 2 months ago
would be good if I could hear it, your audio level is too low, sorry.... :(
TheTorkerman 4 months ago
My whole objective in searching for a video like this was to learn where on the motherboard you connect the data cable for the 2nd drive. I have one cable going to the Primary HD, one going to the R/W DVD drive and then it looks like a Yellow and Blue still empty. Which one do I use for the 2nd HD? You totally zoomed by that like everyone is supposed to know all this stuff. . .
DisplayMode 5 months ago
Great video! I have an HP m8530f that freezes and BSOD. I replaced the HD and will make the old drive secondary. I will use the recovery disks to format the new HD. However since the old HD still has data.. do I need to do anything with that drive? I know I need to make sure the BIOS recognizes BOTH drives.. but is there anything else I need to do to the old HD?
KJEboys 10 months ago
With SATA there really isn't that distinction anymore. Each drive has a single connection to the motherboard and it isn't necessary to designate one as Master or Slave. On older systems using IDE connections, the positioning of a jumper on the drive and its position on the cable create that designation.
MicroCenterTech 1 year ago
how will you know here, which hard drive is Primary Master and which one is Primary Slave in both one that is attached here?
mspayal007 1 year ago
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mspayal007 1 year ago