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| 22 Jan 2013 | #1 |
| | New SSD detected in bios but not by install, requires drivers I have a HP and I am trying to do a clean install of Windows 7. My SSD is detected in the Bios. But during the Windows 7 installation, the part where I supposed to select which hd/partitioned to install Windows 7 on, my hdd is not listed. It ask for drivers but I think I have the wrong ones or am doing it wrong? |
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| 22 Jan 2013 | #2 |
| | Need abit more info Type of system ? laptop What type of drive/how is it connected ? sata Bios type ? efi Is it a new drive ? |
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| 22 Jan 2013 | #3 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Pauly  Need abit more info Type of system ? laptop What type of drive/how is it connected ? sata Bios type ? efi Is it a new drive ? Silicon Power 2.5" 60gb ssd Sata connected Brand new drive Not sure bios efi means? How can I check Thanks |
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| 22 Jan 2013 | #4 |
| | Your mobos sata ports are all different colours not sure why or if its relevant  If you boot into windows on old disk does it show ? Have you unplugged original HDDs ? If not i would try unplugging and putting your new drive in original sata port (should be sata0) If drive still doesnt show you could try accessing it through disk part commands Press shift + F10 when at installer screen you mentioned then type diskpart, then list disk, see if it shows, if it does you can manipulate disk from there to partition and setup for install Alternatively you can do this from a command prompt within windows or at boot Check your diskmanagment window to see if disk is listed start>type diskmgmt.msc>enter if your not sure post a snip of it |
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| 22 Jan 2013 | #5 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Pauly Your mobos sata ports are all different colours not sure why or if its relevant Attachment 251453 If you boot into windows on old disk does it show ? Have you unplugged original HDDs ? If not i would try unplugging and putting your new drive in original sata port (should be sata0) If drive still doesnt show you could try accessing it through disk part commands Press shift + F10 when at installer screen you mentioned then type diskpart, then list disk, see if it shows, if it does you can manipulate disk from there to partition and setup for install Alternatively you can do this from a command prompt within windows or at boot Check your diskmanagment window to see if disk is listed start>type diskmgmt.msc>enter if your not sure post a snip of it There is no Sata 0 just 1,2,3,4 |
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