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No HDD master detected on startup

Discussion in 'Storage and Networking' started by Somacruz, May 26, 2012.

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  1. Somacruz Newcomer, in training

    Hello

    When I start up my computer, I get the message, well, it says on top..
    Funny thing is, that it starts up and works regulary, shut off the "press F1 at error" but the message pisses me off..

    The HDD I have is a Seagate SATA drive, connected with SATA. I thought those drives would go as Master automaticly, but think I've done wrong somewhere. Can't give much more info about the drive itself.
  2. ITLogicSystems TechSpot Member Posts: 84

    Sounds like you have the PATA (or IDE) controller enabled in the system BIOS. disable the master, save BIOS, reboot & see if msg goes away. Hope this helps, take care!