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Subject: Re: IBM TP760ED HDD change Author: Przemy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:10:39 02/24/03 Mon Author Host/IP: p50861408.dip.t-dialin.net/80.134.20.8 In reply to: Cezar 's message, "IBM TP760ED HDD change" on 05:51:30 02/23/03 Sun Your 2nd HDD might be also defective!? Try another drive and enter bios and let your TP recall values. There is a Button you should press. It might help to reconginze the HDD. Installing a new HDD didn't need extra software, but you need to have full access=all rights to your BIOS settings. The 2,5toIDE adapter ist cheap hardware. It's easier to buy it as to solder it. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]