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There are connectors on the Motherboard for 2 SATA drives. I connected, booted, sighed, cried, moaned, and groaned as I looked in the bios for some indication that there was some way to turn on or enable the sata drives. I right clicked and looked at the hardware area of the information and it is not there either. When you right click and ask the system to 'manage' nothing shows up as far as any thing SATA. Maxtor and it's max blast did not work at all, as far as formatting or identifying the drive. If the connectors are there, why can I not make the drives work? There are connectors on the Motherboard for 2 SATA drives.

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I connected, booted, sighed, cried, moaned, and groaned as I looked in the bios for some indication that there was some way to turn on or enable the sata drives. I right clicked and looked at the hardware area of the information and it is not there either. When you right click and ask the system to 'manage' nothing shows up as far as any thing SATA. Maxtor and it's max blast did not work at all, as far as formatting or identifying the drive.

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If the connectors are there, why can I not make the drives work? Click to expand. Grandpa Ed: I assume that your machine has been working with one or more PATA HDDs connected, i.e., you had not previously installed one or more SATA HDDs.

In other words, these are the first SATA HDDs you've installed (or are trying to install) in your PC. Is all that right? Unfortunately, in too many cases installing a SATA HDD it's not always the cut & dried proposition we've been used to when installing PATA HDDs where all that is necessary is a simple connection of the PATA HDD to an IDE connector. With SATA HDDs there can be a driver issue involved and before the XP OS can recognize the SATA HDD a SATA controller driver must be installed. In many cases where a SATA HDD is being installed in a non-RAID configuration, no separate SATA controller driver need be installed by the user since the driver will be integrated in the motherboard's chipset-controller component. It all depends upon the particular motherboard. Since you indicate you're installing two SATA HDDs, I don't know if that means you intend to set up a RAID configuration.