Mini 110 is not to find the hard drive in the bios

I fix this hp mini 110 1025dx for a friend model...

I can't find the hard drive in the bios... after removing the HD (seagate 160 GB), I could not mount the drive, with windows or Linux... Re-installed the HD and the bios still cannot find HD help... Please...

Thanks, in advance

Hello @quickcarl,

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I stumbled upon your post on the issue of BIOS and wanted to help!

Have you tried to restore, or update the BIOS?  Try to review the following document and let me know how it goes: HP Notebook PC - BIOS recovery

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