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It says due to a recent hardware change the device is inaccessible is that still the hard drive

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Hi there,I just installed a new hard drive and got the same message.The instructions said that if my system couldn't handle the increased data flow that it would hang up and not work right.In that case I would need too slow it down so my mother board could handle the data flow.The picture was reversed in the booklet but I just put the jumper on the same pins(farthest from power plugs.Seagate hard drive)It is easier to install the tiny jumper out of the case.Check your instructions,once I installed the jumper the problem was fixed.Speed without jumper 300 GB with jumper 1.5 GB (8^( Still fast though.I hope this helps and Thank You for choosing FiXya.

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