Does anyone know where I can get a logic board to replace the one on this HD: Hitahi N155 Model: HDS722540VLAT20 ATA/IDE A223111 REV A00

go to dell web site then to support then type in board some do have autodect ok

If you have IDE flat ribbon 40 pin type cables they will be the first to fail due to age or overheating.

There is a connection problem such as a bad cable

for internal hard drives

Test all power and data leads that attach to your hard drive IDE,SATA

the leads from your MOTHERBOARD TO THE HARD DRIVE make sure they have a

secure dust free connections and are not faulty or just replace them they could be faulty if its a flat 40pin ide

this will be the first to fail

Hope this helps.

install the driver

According to the detailed specs on that model, it came with a 60GB ATA-5 EIDI hard drive. therefore, you can use any ATA compatible (ATA-5, ATA-6 or ATA-100) EIDE/IDE drive that has jumpers enabling you to configure the drive as "Master". Western Digital Blue Scorpio and Seagate Momentus lines both have models that will fit the bill. You can find those drives at your neighborhood BestBuy or Staples pretty easily. I don't know if the A25 BIOS supports 48-bit logical block addressing (LBA), in spite of what toshiba says, If it only supports 24-bit LBA the maximum drive size is 137GB. If it supports 48-bit LBA then you can go as high as you can find drives available; usually 500GB. I suspect that it supports 48-bit LBA because various online vendors list up to 250GB drives for that model. The most important thing about the drive, though, is that it MUST be jumperable as 'master'. A cable select only drive won't work. Both the Western Digital and Seagate EIDE models have jumpers. hope this helps but if you need anything else just ask:)

id try a different ide ribbion first ,but sounds like your ide port is on the way out mite be time to replace the mobo

Hey ROY_GV,

This D101GGC Motherboard supports both IDE and SATA.

Regards,

InfDev

hi, the controller you speak of is indeed emmbeded on the board.
you might try removing your hdd and reseating , try the same with your ram and cd/dvd drive i have had this on a travelmate 2410 turned out to be the dvd drive needed reseating.
hope this helps

Ah, ok. According to the manual, on page 1-23...here's what you need to do.

According to this page, you need to set onboard ide operate mode to "Enchanced Mode", and Enchanged mode support on to "Sata".

Hi

I like to download this drivers for my computer
PWA, 62YVH Rev A00

Kind Regards
Phumlani

Are you using paper with a black patches on it ?

If not you have one of the following :-

a . Faulty paper sensor

b. Faulty Logic Board

c. Faulty sensor cable.

Aido