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Its not difficult.. Looking from the back of the drives, you will see next to the ribbon connector (to the left usually) these pins
. . . . . . . . 1234 From left to right, 1 is usually nothing (why they include the pins I dunno) 2 is Cable Select 3 is Slave 4 is Master So your DVD rom is probably set on both pins at the far right, so move it to the left 1 to set to slave. Hopefully your HD is the same pin configuration, if not look on the top of the drive there will be a guide showing you how to set to master. Oh yeah, or you could set both to master. Have the HD on the primary channel and the DVD on the secondary channel. HD's and Optical Drives, cause poor performance issues when sharing the same ribbon. Invest in another ribbon (if you have the motherboard box there maybe one in there) and keep them seperate you will notice a huge performance boost. |
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Personal computer
A personal computer has endless problem possibilities !!
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i got it to work
i got it to work about a forthnight ago actuall there was a jumper on my dvd i didnt see it well it was black i i never thought why my pc guy even put it there in the first place but thanks a lot and loved playing PJKK and POPt2t.
now ive got a jumper on hdd at 7-8 and a jumper on dvd at 5-6 |
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Well jumpers are needed to let the motherboard know whats master and slave.. as you can have to masters or slaves on the one ribbon
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