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Jer
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      10-09-2006
Just purchased and setting up a new ASUS P5NSLI mobo. Plugged main HD into
SATA controller/slot and installed WinXPPro. When ever I plug another HD
into one of the 4 SATA controller/slot the system will not boot. Goes thru
POST then getting blinking cursur. Unplug SATA HD and system boots normal.
Can not figure out what the issue is.


 
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      10-09-2006
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 06:34:12 -0500, Jer Has Frothed:

> Just purchased and setting up a new ASUS P5NSLI mobo. Plugged main HD into
> SATA controller/slot and installed WinXPPro. When ever I plug another HD
> into one of the 4 SATA controller/slot the system will not boot. Goes thru
> POST then getting blinking cursur. Unplug SATA HD and system boots normal.
> Can not figure out what the issue is.


Make sure the original drive is first in the bios boot order.

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Meat Plow
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      10-09-2006
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 09:34:01 -0400, Frosty Has Frothed:

> I downloaded new messages from 24hoursupport.helpdesk on Mon, 9 Oct 2006
> 06:34:12 -0500, and "Jer" <> vomited forth this bit
> of wisdom :
>
>>Just purchased and setting up a new ASUS P5NSLI mobo. Plugged main HD
>>into SATA controller/slot and installed WinXPPro. When ever I plug
>>another HD into one of the 4 SATA controller/slot the system will not
>>boot. Goes thru POST then getting blinking cursur. Unplug SATA HD and
>>system boots normal. Can not figure out what the issue is.
>>
>>

> For some strange reason SATA drives won't play nice with non-SATA drives.
> Move all your data to your sata drive and put your non- in a drawer to
> collect dust.


Guess you don't know how to read.


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Frosty
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      10-09-2006
I downloaded new messages from 24hoursupport.helpdesk on Mon, 9 Oct
2006 06:34:12 -0500, and "Jer" <> vomited forth
this bit of wisdom :

>Just purchased and setting up a new ASUS P5NSLI mobo. Plugged main HD into
>SATA controller/slot and installed WinXPPro. When ever I plug another HD
>into one of the 4 SATA controller/slot the system will not boot. Goes thru
>POST then getting blinking cursur. Unplug SATA HD and system boots normal.
>Can not figure out what the issue is.
>


For some strange reason SATA drives won't play nice with non-SATA
drives.
Move all your data to your sata drive and put your non- in a drawer to
collect dust.

 
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Flyer
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      10-09-2006

"Jer" <> wrote in message
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> Just purchased and setting up a new ASUS P5NSLI mobo. Plugged main HD into
> SATA controller/slot and installed WinXPPro. When ever I plug another HD
> into one of the 4 SATA controller/slot the system will not boot. Goes thru
> POST then getting blinking cursur. Unplug SATA HD and system boots normal.
> Can not figure out what the issue is.
>


1st, check in the bios, that SATA isn't set to RAID, set it to NON RAID.
2nd. check boot order, make sure working drive is top of the list.

P.


 
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      10-09-2006
I downloaded new messages from 24hoursupport.helpdesk on Mon, 09 Oct
2006 09:30:50 -0400, and Meat Plow <> vomited
forth this bit of wisdom :

>On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 09:34:01 -0400, Frosty Has Frothed:
>
>> I downloaded new messages from 24hoursupport.helpdesk on Mon, 9 Oct 2006
>> 06:34:12 -0500, and "Jer" <> vomited forth this bit
>> of wisdom :
>>
>>>Just purchased and setting up a new ASUS P5NSLI mobo. Plugged main HD
>>>into SATA controller/slot and installed WinXPPro. When ever I plug
>>>another HD into one of the 4 SATA controller/slot the system will not
>>>boot. Goes thru POST then getting blinking cursur. Unplug SATA HD and
>>>system boots normal. Can not figure out what the issue is.
>>>
>>>

>> For some strange reason SATA drives won't play nice with non-SATA drives.
>> Move all your data to your sata drive and put your non- in a drawer to
>> collect dust.

>
>Guess you don't know how to read.


Or maybe I just don't read, even though I know how.
;~)

 
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