new hdd...
hello. . . my new hdd will not work. . :C its an ibm dtla 307030. its connected to a udma66 controller (htp366 onboard on an abit bp6) but when i wanted to start win2k it stops. . . i've read that i had to reinstall win2k, with new hardware.
hello...
my new hdd will not work.. :C
its an ibm dtla 307030. its connected to a udma66 controller (htp366 onboard on an abit bp6) but when i wanted to start win2k it stops... i've read that i had to reinstall win2k, with new hardware...
but i am wondering because its only a new hd.
with win98 it works...
sorry if my english is bad... i am from germany...
my new hdd will not work.. :C
its an ibm dtla 307030. its connected to a udma66 controller (htp366 onboard on an abit bp6) but when i wanted to start win2k it stops... i've read that i had to reinstall win2k, with new hardware...
but i am wondering because its only a new hd.
with win98 it works...
sorry if my english is bad... i am from germany...
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I ***ume you have:
a. moved the old harddrive to another location/cable?
b. have removed it.
c. have copied the data from old one to new one?
If a >> put the old one back to primary master (or where ever it was)
If b >> same as a
If c >> same as a, the boot sector is gone. make a bootdisk. if the bootpartition FAT or fat32 then get bootpart from www.winimage.com/bootpart.htm and boot to dos then repair the bootsector. If the partition is NTFS, either use your emergency repair disk and win2000 CDROM setup and pick repair, or use an NT bootdisk and use bootpart from within win2000.
Also try disabling UDMA66, and check UDMA100 is not set in the harddrive's bios.
a. moved the old harddrive to another location/cable?
b. have removed it.
c. have copied the data from old one to new one?
If a >> put the old one back to primary master (or where ever it was)
If b >> same as a
If c >> same as a, the boot sector is gone. make a bootdisk. if the bootpartition FAT or fat32 then get bootpart from www.winimage.com/bootpart.htm and boot to dos then repair the bootsector. If the partition is NTFS, either use your emergency repair disk and win2000 CDROM setup and pick repair, or use an NT bootdisk and use bootpart from within win2000.
Also try disabling UDMA66, and check UDMA100 is not set in the harddrive's bios.
Its a mobo problem.
I have the BP6 too, to rectify this you will have to use a bog standard EIDE lead, and not use the UDMA66. It's a shame I know, but fear not, help is at hand, even if it is a little long winded.
Personally, I couldn't be ar$ed to try this, but see how you go > http://www.littlewhitedog.com/reviews_other_00007.asp
GL
Yak
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I have the BP6 too, to rectify this you will have to use a bog standard EIDE lead, and not use the UDMA66. It's a shame I know, but fear not, help is at hand, even if it is a little long winded.
Personally, I couldn't be ar$ed to try this, but see how you go > http://www.littlewhitedog.com/reviews_other_00007.asp
GL
Yak
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