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I'm sorry I'm fairly new to this how would I format the hard drive? T-T

wait, let somebody with more knowledge than me work this out. is the hard drive spinning up and connected?

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yes everything is starting up fine it just says model not supported I can get what it says exactly if you need it.

can you feel the hard drive spinning up if you lay your hand on it?

and thanks for qouting

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What do you mean by spinning up, do you mean the harddrive fan?

the harddrive fan? there is no such thing, the HDD exists out of platters

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What do you mean by spinning up, do you mean the harddrive fan?

Ugh... There is no HDD fan... Did you try to install windows or just took the HDD from another computer and put it into this PC?

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the harddrive fan? there is no such thing, the HDD exists out of platters

 

 

Ugh... There is no HDD fan... Did you try to install windows or just took the HDD from another computer and put it into this PC?

K so I feel dumb I thought you mean the cpu >.> but yes I did just take my 2 current hardrives from my last pc sorry for the confusion @-@

Not sure if it is worth saying or not but they are solid state hard drives. 500 gb each

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K so I feel dumb I thought you mean the cpu >.> but yes I did just take my 2 current hardrives from my last pc sorry for the confusion @-@

Not sure if it is worth saying or not but they are solid state hard drives. 500 gb each

Have you configured your BIOS to AHCI Mode for the SATA controller? Otherwise there may be some difficulties for your SSD's.

Please refer to your Motherboards user Manual for details on how to change the SATA controller mode from IDE to AHCI.

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Have you configured your BIOS to AHCI Mode for the SATA controller? Otherwise there may be some difficulties for your SSD's.

Please refer to your Motherboards user Manual for details on how to change the SATA controller mode from IDE to AHCI.

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Now see there is the problem, the only manual that came with this mother board was an installation guide in about 20 different languages 

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K so I feel dumb I thought you mean the cpu >.> but yes I did just take my 2 current hardrives from my last pc sorry for the confusion @-@

Not sure if it is worth saying or not but they are solid state hard drives. 500 gb each

Were those SSD's in RAID 0? (on old motherboard)

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Im sorry but I do not know 

ok don't worry.

Where does it say 'model not supported'

does the motherboard post?

Can you see the windows boot logo?

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Now see there is the problem, the only manual that came with this mother board was an installation guide in about 20 different languages

You can search for you self if you have a non UEFI bios it should be under SATA -> SATA Mode -> AHCI

Not sure for UEFI ones (those controllable with mouse)

You have to search a bit in the bios.. if you dont misconfigure anything else you should be fine.

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ok don't worry.

Where does it say 'model not supported'

does the motherboard post?

Can you see the windows boot logo?

No it has changed now to show the asrock boot screen where you can hit f2 to set up uefi, then goes immediantly to a screen that says missing operation system although the os is in one of the 2 ssd 

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You can search for you self if you have a non UEFI bios it should be under SATA -> SATA Mode -> AHCI

Not sure for UEFI ones (those controllable with mouse)

You have to search a bit in the bios.. if you dont misconfigure anything else you should be fine.

It is a uefi bios

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No it has changed now to show the asrock boot screen where you can hit f2 to set up uefi, then goes immediantly to a screen that says missing operation system although the os is in one of the 2 ssd

 

 

It is a uefi bios

Definitly sounds like you ahve to enable AHCI.. you search your BIOS or ask someone who got UEFI aswell :D I'm like 3 years behind that generation :(

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No it has changed now to show the asrock boot screen where you can hit f2 to set up uefi, then goes immediantly to a screen that says missing operation system although the os is in one of the 2 ssd 

Are the SSD's the same? Have you tried booting from the other SSD?

 

You can see if the SSD's are set to run in AHCI in advanced section.

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