Cables not connected for power, hdd light another

Harddrive disassembled Fujitsu Siemens 60gb broken works sometimes ideas

If you can't connect them because they are different, just do a little mod to fit them properly on connector.

Just check the manual, is all there.

Problem 1:
The hard drive has been encrypted and password protected for theft protection. SATA HDD passwords cannot be reset or circumvented, if the person who entered the code does not tell it to you, the hard drive must be replaced for a new one. Again, there is no remedy. Connecting the HDD to a different computer and formatting the drive won't work either.

Problem 2:
Siemens and Fujitsu divorced some time ago, but Fujitsu continues to support the joint venture customers. An authorized Fujitsu service station can remove the BIOS password, but you will need to show proof of ownership.
Find contact information HERE.

-your computer piles up data overtime that would cause your computer to slow down.
-you install/uninstall programs once in a while and that adds to the problem.
-you can use any cleanup tool like CCLEANER. You can download it from this link, http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download/standard.
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Make sure that the HDD connector are connected properly.
The power connection are OK? Set the BIOS as default and check.


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According to Fujitsu Service Support, the Scaleo 600 uses a Gigabyte GISXT
mobo. (MOtherBOard)

http://uk.ts.fujitsu.com/rl/servicesupport/techsupport/consumer/MediaCenter/Scaleo%20600/Scaleo%20600.htm

(Actually the Gigabyte GISXT-FS motherboard.
G - 'eye' - SXT)

This is the PDF download, for the Gigabyte GISXT-FS motherboard manual,

http://uk.ts.fujitsu.com/rl/servicesupport/techsupport/Boards/Motherboards/GigaByte/ga-8isxt/Man_8isxt-fs_uk.pdf

The P/N GA-BISXT-FS is a Gigabyte mother board which has 5 availble PCI slots.
If you don't see any open slots, chances are that all 5 of the slots are already in use.
Take a look and maybe you can pull out of the cards you don't need and install the 2nd NIC card.
Good Luck and let us know how it works.

Be sure all fans are working and blow out dust so system can cool properly. If clean, may be power supply or video card. Ensure cables inside are connected properly. Use caution when entering case. Voltages are present so make sure to unplug unit.

Is this your board? If so Follow the lonk below for detailed info.
http://stason.org/TULARC/pc/motherboards/S/SIEMENS-NIXDORF-Pentium-II-SYSTEM-BOARD-D1064.html