From: "Benesch, Brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Chris,
I know this sounds like a ridiculous question, but where is the jumper located?=20
Not a ridiculous question at all!
The answer is that on most IDE hard drives there is a set of small "pins" with a tiny rubber or ceramic thingy holding two of the pins together. That thingy is the jumper.
Find out the make and model of your hard drive, then visit the manufacturer's website to look up a visual guide to where the jumpers are.
_Chas_
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