Quote:Like i said in my earlier post!!did you try changing the jumper, mine did the same thing. it was in master first i changed it to slave,didn't work, then i went to cable select and it worked.
Sometimes they work one way only,either master,slave or cable select. it depends on your encloser
Originally posted by cmaldona: Originally posted by Donewell
Quote:Like i said in my earlier post!!did you try changing the jumper, mine did the same thing. it was in master first i changed it to slave,didn't work, then i went to cable select and it worked.
Sometimes they work one way only,either master,slave or cable select. it depends on your enclosure
External driver do not have jumpers. Do they?
Read his posts. he says its in an enclosure. That means it a regular hard drive, he also said he in stalled it in another computer and it worked. therefore it must be a regular hard drive in an enclosure.
I guess you are right. Please see my posting on 24. August 2008 @ 20:08 about my external drive. My impression was that this thread was about computers not finding the external drives and I am still searching for a solution.
