Topic: ide to sata converter help (Read 120 times)
IDE to SATA converter converts the display
Hehehe alright, i ll move my ass, thank u very much.
Thank u very much, i ll try it when i go to my friend, cs i did it as a gift, but i ve one more question, can it be cs of the card doesnt suit with dvd or cs of jumper settings?
cs means because? sheesh, stop being so lazy.
The jumper setting should be easy if I remember - slave or master. Most modern DVDs make that selection automatically so jumpers are not needed.
Thank u very much, i ll try it when i go to my friend, cs i did it as a gift, but i ve one more question, can it be cs of the card doesnt suit with dvd or cs of jumper settings?
Hi guys,
i bought 2 ide to sata converter for old hdd and dvd, those small red cards. Hdd works so slow(at least it works) but dvd doesnt work. At the installation comp thinks its a zero capacity hdd and in windows it seems as unidentified connected object
any ideas to make it works?
i bought 2 ide to sata converter for old hdd and dvd, those small red cards. Hdd works so slow(at least it works) but dvd doesnt work. At the installation comp thinks its a zero capacity hdd and in windows it seems as unidentified connected object
any ideas to make it works?Try swapping out the working converter on the HDD with the one of the DVD.
If it works, the problem is the converter you swapped out.
If it doesn't work, the problem is probably the DVD.
Hi guys,
i bought 2 ide to sata converter for old hdd and dvd, those small red cards. Hdd works so slow(at least it works) but dvd doesnt work. At the installation comp thinks its a zero capacity hdd and in windows it seems as unidentified connected object any ideas to make it works?
i bought 2 ide to sata converter for old hdd and dvd, those small red cards. Hdd works so slow(at least it works) but dvd doesnt work. At the installation comp thinks its a zero capacity hdd and in windows it seems as unidentified connected object
any ideas to make it works? Jump to: