Re: Disk Boot Failure, Insert System Disk and Press Enter

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"Pierre" <Pierre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You mean try to connect to sata4 connector?

"Anna" wrote:


"Pierre" <Pierre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Motherboard: MSI P965 NEO
Hard Disk: Seagate 300GB SATA2
Interface from hard disk to motherboard is using sata2 cable
<Pierre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Anyone know how to fix this error message? I got it when I
finish
installing windows xp professional into my hard disk and the
moment I
take out the cd and restart it show me this error message, I try
to
fixboot c: it still
give me the same message everytime I need to bootup windows I need
to
use
the bootup cd and also I change my motherboard and cpu due to my
previous
cpu spoilt

I thought only if want to set raid hd then I need to install raid
driver? I
thought sata is auto detect?


"Anna" wrote:
Pierre:
You are correct. The SATA controller is integrated in the Intel
chipset
on
that motherboard. There should be no need to for the user to manually
install another SATA controller driver in a non-RAID configuration
such
as
yours.

Your problem lies elsewhere. It probably is due to the fact that your
SATA
HDD has been incorrectly connected. Strangely enough, I believe your
SATA
HDD must be connected to the SATA4 connector, and *not* the SATA1
connector.
Closely review your motherboard's user manual and check this out.

Also check out whether there's a need to set a BIOS element in a
particular
way for a non-RAID configuration, such as yours. The defaults should
be
OK,
but maybe something has changed in the interim.

I don't think the boot priority order will be a factor here, but
check it
out in the BIOS to ensure the system detects the SATA HDD and is
properly
reflected in the boot priority order.

I'm assuming that the installation of the XP operating system went
without
any problems. You may have to make a fresh install anyway. But first
check
out the above.
Anna


"Pierre" <Pierre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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My motherboard label the sata2 connectors as sata1,3,4,6,7 is so weird


Pierre:
Yes, we understand that. But did you try connecting your SATA HDD to the
SATA4 connector as I suggested?
Anna





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