Russell Jones wrote:
Or there may be a jumper to reset the BIOS on the motherboard. Usually
you put it on, turn on, turn off, take it off and turn back on again.
(aren't those the words of a song?)
Hold on... this is a laptop? Sorry, I missed that. I don't know how to
reset the BIOS of one of those. I'd go to the manufacturer's website and
look for a PDF of the technical manual.
And as a previous poster implied, suggest you check the drive cables
(power and data) are properly pushed home then try auto-detection of the
HDD again.
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