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hello everyone. i recently built a system not too long ago. i used ultra ata hard drive and the same for my cd rom drive. i just bought a cd/dvd combo drive, but it is SATA. so i hooked up the drive to the sata hook-up on my motherboard, and started it up. i can get it to recognize the hard drive and the cd/dvd combo drive, but it does this little check, and ends up saying something about an error, and to insert system disk and press enter. does anyone have any advice, or maybea solution to this?
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by oh smeg Accepted solution
Without knowing both of these as an absolute minimum it's impossible to answer this question.
Col
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ther error message is something like "disk error, please insert system disk and press enter" and i am using windows xp home
by oh smeg Accepted solution
A CD and a floppy both of which have the SATA Drivers on them. What you need to do is install the supplied SATA Drivers so that the new SATA Drive can be recognised.
As you have previously have no SATA Drives connected that part of the M'Board isn't loaded or configured correctly. Because you are using Windows th drivers will be supplied with the M'Board.
Col
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