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01 Dec 2009   #1

seven
 
 
Problem with Maxtor sata hd

Hi all.

I have a strange problem with my sata hd from maxtor when i connect my drive to my main board windows will not start up or hangs after a while and when i managed to start up with that drive and shut down the pc it will take more then 10 min but when i connect the drive to my tx2plus card everything works just fine but i just have 1 pci slot on my mainboard and that is taken by my tv tuner. Does anyone know a solution for this.

My pc

Mainboard: Gigabyte - EP45-DS4
Cpu: Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 3.16Ghz
Ram: 4gb



Thanks.
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01 Dec 2009   #2

Windows 7 Pro & Vista Home Premium
Pennsylvania
 
 

No offense,. but why are you disconnect the drive,. to plug the TV card in?
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01 Dec 2009   #3

seven
 
 

I don't think you get my point my tv card is a pci card and my tx2plus is also a pci card and i only have 1 pci slot so when i connect my maxtor to my mainboard the pc crashes but when i connect the hd to my tx2plus card everything is fine, so is there a solution so i can connect the hd to my mainboard without a crash. You get my point now?
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01 Dec 2009   #4

Windows 7 Pro & Vista Home Premium
Pennsylvania
 
 

What exactly is tx2plus card
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01 Dec 2009   #5

seven
 
 

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