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Old 04-21-2006
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okayyyyyy hmmm kinda wierd

okay so i just installed everything on my new computer and for some reason my slave drive is a master and has windows installed on it...but my master which didnt is my slave....real confusing but im here typing....local c is my master though thats the thing that gets me...when i boot up it says master WD 80 gb...but local c is my Maxtor 20gb....

my question is how do i get usb drivers for my computer and how do i know which ones to get/???


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Last edited by 0009; 04-21-2006 at 10:57 PM..
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Old 04-21-2006
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Go to you're manufauters website and download chipset drivers and install them.
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Old 04-21-2006
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USB drivers should be installed when Windows installed.
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Old 04-21-2006
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Originally Posted by 0009
okay so i just installed everything on my new computer and for some reason my slave drive is a master and has windows installed on it...but my master which didnt is my slave....real confusing but im here typing....local c is my master though thats the thing that gets me...when i boot up it says master WD 80 gb...but local c is my Maxtor 20gb....

my question is how do i get usb drivers for my computer and how do i know which ones to get/???


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You`ve obviously set the jumpers/ide cable wrong on your hard drives.

Which ever drive you want to use for your OS, it should have it`s jumper set to master on the primary ide channel and connected to the end of the ide cable. The other hard drive should have it`s jumper set to slave and be connected to the same ide cable, on the connector that is part way down the cable.


As kirock has already said. The usb drivers should already have been installed by Windows.

P.s Please use proper thread titles from now on. Thanks.

Regards Howard
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Old 04-21-2006
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ya thats what i figured what i did...well that mess up my computer/?? and where do i download everest...the computer temperature monitor thingy.
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Old 04-21-2006
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No it won`t mess up your computer. However, it`d be better for you if your OS was on the smaller hard drive. That would leave the larger drive for storage.

You can get the free Everest programme from HERE.

Regards Howard
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Old 04-22-2006
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thanks again!
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USB drivers should be installed when Windows installed.

That's what I was thinking, but you never know until you try.
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