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can't make a clean win 7 install on my new sata drive :(
Ok, after having given up on my old disk I'm getting pretty sick of not getting my new computer up and running, so I've just decided to install my OS on my new drive that I initially planned to use just for storage, but, that's how it goes. But do you guys think it let me do that? Of course not, it starts to mouth off as well, giving me stupid errors that I can't install Win 7 for some bull$hit reason. This is the message it's giving me during the Win 7 install:
“Windows cannot be installed to this disk. This computer’s hardware may not support booting to this disk.
Ensure that the disk’s controller is enabled in the computer’s BIOS menu.”
The only garbage in BIOS that I can find about "enabling the disk's controller" is e-sata or whatever, and I have enabled that junk, and that did nothing. I can't find any other option, maybe it's there somewhere if you know where to look for all this tripe.
The drive in question is a WD Intern Red 3TB SATA III (IntelliPower / 64MB Cache / WD30EFRX)
Thank you to any kind soul who can save me from this computer-nightmare BS.