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New HD In Place How To make it Work?

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by brokerall, 2004/07/28.

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    brokerall

    brokerall Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hi every one I just installed a new HD but am unable to make a partitoin or asign letter. I need to know the ABCs of getting this to work on my win 98,
    thank You.
     
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    brokerall Welcome to the board :)
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    Would you mind telling us what you've tried so far and the size of the new HD? Does your CMOS see the drive?
     

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    markp62 Geek Member Alumni

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    Did you post your question from th PC that you are having a problem with ?
    regards
     
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    brokerall

    brokerall Inactive Thread Starter

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    No

    No I have XP, it is my son computerwith win 98.
     
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    Did Markp62's links get you going? If not, could you supply answers to his and LDTate's questions in the above posts?
     
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    brokerall Inactive Thread Starter

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    Thank You for your Help.

    Thank you for your help I got my slave working, but there is a new problem I have a 40G HD but it only showing 8G! What can I do?
     
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    Would this happen to be an older computer? If so, your computer's BIOS may only recognize hard drives up to 8 gb.
    Do you know who made the motherboard?

    Did your hard drive come with a CD? On this CD there are some utilities available on it. One of them will do a Drive Overlay, in which you would get the full capacity of the drive in Windows, while the BIOS only sees 8 gb.
    Who is the drive's manufacturer?
    If you do not have the CD, perhaps we could find the utilities on the net.
     
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    No CD

    Hi, my computer was made by Micron and I did not get a cd with the HD it was made by samsung, hope you can help!
     
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