ASUS M2NPV-VM Motherboard "sata 0" Questions

...SATA 0, SATA 1 etc. If you want the hardd disk to boot first, plug it in SATA 0. and the next device in SATA 1. However, you can also set the first and other boot device from the BIOS itself, in case ...

...SATA 0 & SATA 1. I have tried in both but system is not able to detect the new hard disc. Is it possible to assemble two types of hard disk? One is IDE second is SATA. I need the total solution ...

...SATA 0 channel. Yesterday, I purchased a new LG DVD burner to replace an old CD-ROM and connected it using the SATA 1 channel. The BIOS failed to find it at all so I have just updated to the latest ...

SATA 0 and your second is SATA 1, I tend to start my optical drives at SATA 5 and work my way down to avoid changing ports on an upgrade. Also make sure your using \hard disks complient with your SATA

...sata ports SATA 0. or SATA 1. Check the bios in the sata configure it has to be the first one it boots from. Try not to connect more than 1 HDD you can always add one later. Download the manual

does not detect sata dvd drives I think ur motherboard not support sata dvd drivers. so Install the motherboard drivers. or cheak the sata cable or drive.

How do i get the mob and bios to recognize a sata drive make sure that it is plugged into sata 0 or 1 and then go into the bios and make sure the SATA drives are enabled

...sata 0 or 1 on the motherboard and the jumper on the hd is set to master . If it will be for addition storage use any other sata port besides 0 or 1 and set the jumper on the hd to slave. Hope this ...

...have a 6xdal-tb2 board with the following drive configuration: Master and slave PATA IDE Drives, 1 SATA hard drive, and two sata dvd drives. I'm running windows 7. I can see the IDE PATA drives but ...

sata hdd not recognized bios says sata 0 not available Assuming the the HDD is working fine, go to the BIOS settings and you can turn SATA mode to IDE mode to bypass the issue.