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Hello guys i have a gigabyte ga-p67a-ud3 motherboard, recently i was instaling my new ssd so i plugged one of my previous hdd on the SATA 2 to open space for the ssd on the SATA 3 port but it didnt work. After some testing i discover that none of my SATA 2 ports detecting any hardware be it a dvd drive or a hd. Can someone help me? As an aditional information i`m using AHCI on the bios.

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You need to enable the 3rd party sata controllers from the bios.

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You can check the bios and search for a feature that control the sata controller, maybe there's a setting for that.

You can also try to update the bios, maybe that will fix it.

If it doesn't i'm afraid it's dead...

 

EDIT: disable the usb3.0 turbo thingy, it's possible it does weird stuff.

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You need to enable the 3rd party sata controllers from the bios.

 

Enderman how can i do it? I can take a ss from the bios if it help.

 

You can check the bios and search for a feature that control the sata controller, maybe there's a setting for that.

You can also try to update the bios, maybe that will fix it.

If it doesn't i'm afraid it's dead...

 

EDIT: disable the usb3.0 turbo thingy, it's possible it does weird stuff.

 

Gigabyte Bios is terrible =( I tryed to update the bios yesterday to f6 but nothing yet and i`ll try to disable the turbo as soon as i get home and post the result.

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Enderman how can i do it? I can take a ss from the bios if it help.

idk every BIOS is different

just look for something called sata controller or something similar and switch it to enabled.

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idk every BIOS is different

just look for something called sata controller or something similar and switch it to enabled.

My usb3.0 is already disable =(

 

Here are some prints of my bios, i coulnd find the Sata Controller that you guys told me too look for.

 

http://i.imgur.com/S8RboYm.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/yQ40bZE.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/ukAfnLR.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/cY3ccKy.jpg

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