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| changed psu now hdd won't boot for god knows why, any one have any ideas? |
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--Connor wrote changed psu now hdd won't boot for god knows why, any one have any ideas? Is the PC turning on for a second then shutting off? What's it doing |
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D3skstool wrote--Connor wrote changed psu now hdd won't boot for god knows why, any one have any ideas? It starts up fine then it goes to a black screen and says pxe-e61 media test failure check cable |
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| Depending on if you have an M.2 slot populated or not, some SATA to PSU cables will be disabled. It's really dependent on your motherboard too. But you perhaps could've plugged in a disabled SATA cable. Double check to make sure your SATA to Motherboard cable is in the SATA 3.0 and not 2.0 as well. |
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| When I go into bios it only detects my ssd not my hdd |
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--Connor wrote When I go into bios it only detects my ssd not my hdd Check the connections and make sure it's plugged in properly then. |
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21 wrote--Connor wrote When I go into bios it only detects my ssd not my hdd Thanks for that very helpful tip, I never though of that.... Be serious now |
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--Connor wrote Thanks for that very helpful tip, I never though of that.... Be more vague then. That will be useful. |
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--Connor wrote21 wrote--Connor wrote When I go into bios it only detects my ssd not my hdd Ive never heard of an hdd not working when switching psu. Only thing I can think of is it somehow fried the HDD? But incredibly unlikely unless user error. |
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Jacob wrote--Connor wrote21 wrote--Connor wrote When I go into bios it only detects my ssd not my hdd All I did was install some fans and switched the psu, powered up fine but for some reason the hdd is not on options for boot, could I have fried the hdd? |
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