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What to you have for drives and how are they attached? Meaning what's on which cable. All Jumper settings OK?
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Did that and it still will not dectect the HHD
Removed the battery sicne it will pop out and tried again still no luck on finding the HHD ....
Still no luck
But when you watch the boot order that pops up on the screen it is not in the order I set
Keep looking for SCSI and Network to boot from
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When I boot I get this
RPL-ROM-ADR 00d0-09fc 085f
RPL-ROM -IRQ 5
RPL-ROM-CC00
RPL-ROM-FFC
Boot failure Please insert boot Disk
And that message repeats over and over
I did attempt to reset the CMOS but maybe I did not do it correctly
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So I reset the CMOS again and got two Messages
CMOS Battery LOW and
CMOS Memory wrong size
Then went into CMOS Set up reset Date and tried to get it to auto detect HHD ...
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Try going into CMOS and choose Default settings. Save and exit.
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If there are no drives visable in BIOS and you are sure about the jumpers and cables, try resetting CMOS using the jumper located near the battery. Let me know if you don't know how to this or there isn't one.
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I know you've done some of this, so just look at it as an overview. If no HD seen in BIOS:
Wrong jumper settings
Bad Cable
Bad IDE controller. Try the other one.
Bad Power Connector
Cmos not reset correctly
Dead HD
Bad MB
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I have disconnted all drives And the jumper are set correctly
except the HD
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