Installation DVD on Pavilion a1210n 2nd drive

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  I hope someone here can help with that, because I'm out of ideas...

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  Ana wrote:

  Hi Erico,

  Sorry for the confusion of information.

  The HARD drive is a SATA drive and the optical drive is a PATA drive, so I used a caddy SATA-PATA. Something like that:

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=226

  (Although the one I ordered is not the manufacturer)

  Whereas, although the HARD drive is a SATA drive, it should be detected as a PATA one. Is it possible to make interfaces SATA AHCI as PATA work together? Is not in this case. Need a motherboard very ethusiast and advanced BIOS level.

  [Edit: the chipset is, moreover, of the Mobile Intel 965 Express Family.]

  Perhaps that the liaison has a cable better than purchased translation Setup. A lot of people seem to be satisfied with it.

  The physical connection of hard disks must be of the same type for the reason that I expressed in my previous post, unless there is a translation of the work cable between SATA and PATA.

  If your laptop has a double drive Bay and you have installed the drive in the Bay with a caddy and cable SATA cononector it would be simple.

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  ===============================

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  I hope this helps others out of me.  It's a heck of a lot easier when the hardware is not bad!

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