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SOURCE: Sata hard disk drive on asus p4v8x-x motherboard
Okay. If your board has SATA connection slots it most definitely is SATA compatible. Check on your motherboard how many SATA slots you have, make sure that your HDD is connected to on the Mboard with any other drive in a numerical order (on the Mboard right next to the SATA slot it should read SATA 1 or SATA 2 ........). If that does not work plug is you HDD drive loosely so that when you switch on your computer you can listen to the HDD. should it emit a humming sound, meaning its powering up the problem could lie with your SATA slot or SATA Data Cable, try a different DATA cable if this does not work try blowing air into the SATA slot on the Mboard, If no luck then maybe the slot is burnt out or malfuntioning. Should you not hear a humming sound coming from your HDD then its either faulty or the there is no power going to it. try to alternate between the cable of your power supply. Try these and Please let me know how you go.
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SOURCE: Asus P5K-E Wifi/AP configuring sata as raid
I have 3 hard drives, one I have my windows system files on, and on the others I was planning on doing a mirrored raid. Is this possible? I couldn't get it to work, I put the hard drive mode into RAID mode or ACPI (or whatever the other mode was) and it doesn't allow me to boot into windows or anything, blue screen of death.
Only works in IDE mode, but I cant make it raid using IDE mode :"(
SOURCE: K8V-MX SATA and XP instal problem
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?modelname=K8V-MX&SLanguage=en-us
then go to RAID select 4 th one down in RAID
2.0.950.430 XP raid driver
SOURCE: XP is Not Recognizing Sata H.D. and I Need a RAID Controller Driver
This one should be right for you, remember to put it on a floppy, since XP needs a floppy for a 3rd party driver during install.. good luck!
http://download1.msi.com/files/downloads/dvr_exe/sis_sataraid_floppy_mb.zip
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