Hey,
I'm new to this place, and I really just need some help with this one issue. For some reason, an older AMD Athlon computer will -not- detect -any- ATA hard drives or CDROMs. I've tried reconfiguring everything, tried each drive individually, and I double checked to make sure all the jumpers were properly configured.
What's weird is, they were working -until- I restored my BIOS back to bare defaults by loading fail-safe and then optimized. I'm not sure of the name of the BIOS software used. But on optimized defaults, shouldn't IDE work without a hitch?
It has 256MB of RAM and standard ATA66 IDE connections. (Two channels + FDD).
I hope someone out there has had this same problem. Thanks in advance!!!1
-Seren1ty
I'm new to this place, and I really just need some help with this one issue. For some reason, an older AMD Athlon computer will -not- detect -any- ATA hard drives or CDROMs. I've tried reconfiguring everything, tried each drive individually, and I double checked to make sure all the jumpers were properly configured.
What's weird is, they were working -until- I restored my BIOS back to bare defaults by loading fail-safe and then optimized. I'm not sure of the name of the BIOS software used. But on optimized defaults, shouldn't IDE work without a hitch?
It has 256MB of RAM and standard ATA66 IDE connections. (Two channels + FDD).
I hope someone out there has had this same problem. Thanks in advance!!!1
-Seren1ty