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Anonymous Posted on Feb 16, 2011

My window 7 doesn't detect 2nd HD (seagate cheetah st173404). I can see it list in Bio/advance setup/hard disk drives. But I can't see it in boot and also can't browse it in window 7 disk management. Please help. Thanks in advance.

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If the drive is not being detected properly then ether the SATA port you have the drive connected to does not support the drive or you need to install updated SATA drivers for your motherboard to fully see the drive. I myself ran into this the other day when I upgraded the hard drive in my computer.

If you are not sure if it is supported and/or having trouble finding drivers let me know the make and model of your motherboard.

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