Latitude C640 IDE connector

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  Set to true if not 100%. This isn't a matter of adjustment on the motherboard, but the setting of the CD/DVD drive.
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  If you did everything what correcly your PC bios Toshiba laptop does not display the IDE error #1 and the v156teg detects the drive and flash it with the new bios. Once the flash is made to take the piece of aluminum foil. Screw the disc and put your back toghether from the laptop. There, you have no IDE ERROR #1. You do so at your own risk.

  I take no responsibility for damage that is done to your laptop or drive.
  Temporary to solve this problem is to put the laptop to sleep and then wake him up to the top and now the disc is in the system.

  [Edited by: admin March 10 05 06:55]

  Hello

  Thanks for your extended help, your description was very helpful, but in my opinion, it is not recommended to do this kind of thing on your own with no technical training and expertise.

  Doing stuff like this on your own is risky and you can damage other hardware components.

  In such a case, the best thing to do is to contact authorized Service partner.

  Good bye

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  Published by erico on 2009-02-07 16:20