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The product link for mainboard is
Mercury-pc.com
HDD manufacture and model is : Segate ST3250310AS
The product link for mainboard is
Mercury-pc.com
HDD manufacture and model is : Segate ST3250310AS
Hi and thanks
You're trying to install on 46.9 gb disk 0 ?
If so delete that partition
Make the entire disk Unallocated
You can use mini tool to resize the disk to 50gb's after the install
Before the install and you're shut down completely
Remove all other connected drives except for the one you want to install 7 on
See what happens.
Use Partition Wizard to delete the drive to unallocated space, then create a Primary partition out of the entire drive, mark it Active, Align it and format it, then try to install 7 again. All can be done by right clicking on the drive and using the drop down menu.
And please disconnect those other hard drives if you are trying to install windows on this PC, if that is another PC then disregard that.
If another PC is seeing the hard drive then I guess we can assume that the hard drive is OK.
It`s odd (however not unusual) that the bios can see it but the windows installer can`t.
Your board is old and it may indeed need sata drivers for the controller during the install of Windows 7
All this talk has made me want to install windows on a PC Who am I kidding, no I don`t :)
Important question, has windows ever been installed on this PC using a Sata hard drive ?
I see it has 2 sata ports controlled by the North Bridge chipset.
2 SATA ports (SATA1~2) are controlled by ICH7 North Bridge
I would try a different drive or buy a new one.
I know that`s notwhat you want to hear but..
Which computer is restarting now ??? The same one or do you have the drive on another PC ?