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Check your hard disk is connected properly

Download the chipset/storage drivers and use those

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On 2/1/2015 at 6:04 AM, awesomes8wc3 said:

Check your hard disk is connected properly

Download the chipset/storage drivers and use those

 

I know the hard disk is connected properly because it's displaying my files. 

"Have you tried turning it off and on again?"


 


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Is this how your situation now?

 

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Just Unplug and Plug the HDD connectors properly.

 

Restart the computer and then go boot the Windows Installation DVD.

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Just Unplug and Plug the HDD connectors properly.

 

Restart the computer and then go boot the Windows Installation DVD.

 

So, I shut it down unplug the HDD, plug them back and then restart the PC with the Install DVD.

"Have you tried turning it off and on again?"


 


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I shut it down unplug the HDD, plug them back and then restart the PC with the Install DVD.

Post back the result.

 

You can create the Bootable USB for installing Windows. It'll be quick.

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On 2/1/2015 at 6:50 AM, kameshss said:

Post back the result.

 

You can create the Bootable USB for installing Windows. It'll be quick.

 

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Just Unplug and Plug the HDD connectors properly.

 

Restart the computer and then go boot the Windows Installation DVD.

 

The PC is a pre-build and the HDD's worked before.

"Have you tried turning it off and on again?"


 


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The PC is a pre-build and the HDD's worked before.

It's actually normal.

 

It happens to everyone.

 

Just to make sure it is connected properly or not.

 

Normally this happens when you try to install the Windows via USB.

 

Just post back the result.

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It's actually normal.

 

It happens to everyone.

 

Just to make sure it is connected properly or not.

 

Normally this happens when you try to install the Windows via USB.

 

Just post back the result.

 

Still got the same message.

"Have you tried turning it off and on again?"


 


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Still got the same message.

Go into the BIOS and check your SATA setting. What is it set to?

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