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PowerEdge 1750 can not recognize the Local Harddrive

The ARRAY process went through but system still can not see the drive.
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If you are using a mother board scsi raid on the Power Edge 1750 it should tell you in the start up what version 4D 4Sc extra
here is a link to Dell's down load for the driver
http://support.us.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&releaseid=R106088&formatcnt=2&libid=0&fileid=136959

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Hi there,
If the array creation process was successful but the operating system doesn't see the new drive, it's probably because the RAID hardware drivers aren't loaded. Check the Device Manager and see if there's unrecognized devices, and if so, try installing drivers for whatever particular RAID hardware's installed in your server. Try searching the dell site for PowerEdge 1750 RAID drivers.

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I think you need to provide heaps more info, like what operating system etc.. Have you tried to change the interface to another port eg if IDE, then move the cable to the secondary or if sata test the drive with another cable/port.. Have you tested the drive in another computer? OK, if it's scsi, then does the drive need a termination? Most scsi drives need a dongle or a terminator to allow them to be recognised.

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