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I've already tried that Jim. Didnt work
And i dont know why my power supply only got one SATA PSU connector 
Problems with Western Digital HDD
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And i dont know why my power supply only got one SATA PSU connector 
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Well i guess whats left to do is to go down to the local tech store and buy a new HDD from there...
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Yeah Jim, thats the one
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I'd also make sure that the pins on the HDD where you forced the floppy power lead in are not all bent in such a fashion that they are touching each other, and try put the jumper back in the position where it was to start with.
(you would of removed the jumper from the default position to get that lead in there, put it back in that same position if your only using the one SATA.)
Hope you manage to rescue it mate.
(you would of removed the jumper from the default position to get that lead in there, put it back in that same position if your only using the one SATA.)
Hope you manage to rescue it mate.
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Yeah, may as well go local if the HD is totaled out.
Sergio--as I recall from your thread of a few weeks ago, this was a barebones PC. Probably came with little documentation regarding connections. The OEM drive likewise came with little or no documentation. Drives typically have a small diagram on them representing proper jumpering, but that can be cryptic and tells you nothing at all about PSU connections.
Chalk it up to the cost of ridding yourself of your hardware assembly virginity. Everybody who has built has a tale of some kind.
Sergio--as I recall from your thread of a few weeks ago, this was a barebones PC. Probably came with little documentation regarding connections. The OEM drive likewise came with little or no documentation. Drives typically have a small diagram on them representing proper jumpering, but that can be cryptic and tells you nothing at all about PSU connections.
Chalk it up to the cost of ridding yourself of your hardware assembly virginity. Everybody who has built has a tale of some kind.
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I've tried pretty much everything now, and it still wont work
So Sergio, at this stage if you take out the power to the DVD drive, I presume that is the only other Sata device you have at the moment, and try to start the HD is it still the same sound coming from the HDrive?
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I have only one SATA device connected, since i only have one of the sata psu connectors at the moment
I got lots of those white connecters though
So i am only running the HDD
I got lots of those white connecters though
So i am only running the HDD
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So your DVD drive is not SATA?
Only SATA device you have or intend to have is the single HD?
Only using 1 of those flat red cables?
Only SATA device you have or intend to have is the single HD?
Only using 1 of those flat red cables?
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According to WD's online SATA setup guide Doc WD's should have one connecting pins 1 and 2 for 'normal' use..
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My DVD drive is SATA.
And no, but as Doc said you can get converters for the white plugs
and to the last question, yes
And no, but as Doc said you can get converters for the white plugs
and to the last question, yes
Boy, Sergio, every time you refresh your page, you get about 3 more replies.
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If what Generator says is true, you would think that a jumper in any position on the block would prevent a floppy power cable from connecting.
Sergio:
Jumpers or no jumpers on the jumper block?? Put on your heavy duty eyeglasses.
Sergio:
Jumpers or no jumpers on the jumper block?? Put on your heavy duty eyeglasses.
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No jumpers, just as on Doc's HDD.
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OK.
Presumably the floppy connector did its thing, unfortunately. I did not realize that connection could even be made.
Wonder how come that drive did not ship with a jumper installed? If it had, you couldn't have done the damage.
Presumably the floppy connector did its thing, unfortunately. I did not realize that connection could even be made.
Wonder how come that drive did not ship with a jumper installed? If it had, you couldn't have done the damage.
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