Cant detected bios - Western Digital Caviar WD1600 (1600YD) 160 GB Hard Drive

First - re-seat the hard disk and reboot the computer. If the computer does not boot up then reboot and go into the BIOS configuration to see if the BIOS detects the hard drive. If it doesn't detect the hard drive then it could be faulty.
Then the hard drive needs to be replaced in the computer/laptop, Windows installed and the computer or laptop's device drivers plus your programs etc. to get a functioning computer/laptop again.

The hard drive may be faulty.
Go into the BIOS setting and see if the BIOS detects the hard disk, if not reseat the hard drive and if the BIOS still does not detect the hard disk then the hard disk is faulty.

Dead drive.

Hello

You will need to set in the bios PATA and ATA compatible.

Try this

Restart your laptop, and immediately press DELETE to enter BIOS setup. Select "Load BIOS Defaults". Navigate through the menus;
you should see "auto-detect disk-drive". Run that utility.
Save the updated BIOS settings, and exit from BIOS-setup.

If all else fails, take the computer to a qualified technician.
It's probably just a 10-minute "fix" for an expert.

check the jumpers on the drive if not u have a motherboard problem. GOOD LUCK

Shut down the computer.Disconnect the ide cable from hdd .Just connect using primary hdd and boot the computer. Shut down the computer. Connect the secondary hdd both IDE and power cable. Restart the system and go to bios . Check if the both hdd are detected in bios. If detected boot to desktop. If not detected reset bios settings to default.Restart computer and check. IF still not detected shutdown computer.Disconnected secondary hdd and primary hdd,connected secondary hdd to primary ide connecter and check in bios. If still not detected try connecting secondard hdd on different computer and check.

when you press power button Press F2 or "del" or F12 or TAB or F5 toneter in bios try 1 by 1 key.
Then check in bios your SATA it should be disabled then save settings then restart then check in bios your harddisk is detected or not.
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have you tried to enter in bios?..if not, go to bios and find out if your hard drive is detecting or not...then if your hard drive is not detecting, try to change your ide cable..^^

>MY BIOS FLUSH OUT INSTANTLY,MY PROBLEM IS MY BOARD CANT DETECT FDD..I HAVE TRIED OTHER FDD BUT IT SEEMS THAT THE MOBO HAS A PROBLEM.

Not sure. Сause these problems can be:
- bad BIOS (or "not original")
- bad (or problem with) CPU / RAM

>Is there aNY OTHER WAY TO UPLOAD NEW BIOS IN EPOX BOARD OTHER THAN FDD?
You can flash BIOS on another mobo