Change the drive DVD on a Satellite 1410 801

Hi all

I want to change my dvd player for dvd writer 'toshiba SD-R6472U' on my toshiba 1410-801!

I opened the laptop and the drive! right now the problem ;) beging

I can see in the bios option "already changed" HARD and the DVD drive, but once past the toshiba screen seems to say "IDE 1 #error" error message. and the dvd player appears not in the "my computer" I tried to put a jumper to put the HARD drive in salve, master mode and cable select anyway even problem!

Greetings to all and waiting for your help!

Hello

It seems that you bought the disc is not compatible!
It is not recommended to connect any pin on the new drive code!
I would like to invite your dealer where you bought the player and ask a new compatible.
The fact is that if you destroy the drive, you lose the drive, warranty and money!

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