Inspiron 6000 can not see any hard drive.

Inspiron 6000 can not see any hard drive.

Readers can be seen and accessed by other machines.

The BIOS seems to be set correctly, not that there is much that can be done for her.

Seems that the motherboard is the question.

Other thoughts?

ST: FX34091


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