...plugged in
it boots up fine when the external isnt plugged in, but when it is, the ssds dont show up in my bios
it boots up fine when the external isnt plugged in, but when it is, the ssds dont show up in my bios
What SSDs?
also specs?
also specs?
2x intel x25m 80gb in raid 0
e8400
p5q pro
4gb ddr2
windows 7 pro 64bit
hd 6770
e8400
p5q pro
4gb ddr2
windows 7 pro 64bit
hd 6770
1. what interface do you plug your external drive in? usb? e-sata?
2. update BIOS.
2. update BIOS.
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
usb
how?
how?
go to your motherboard manufacturer's site, search for downloads for your particular mb, download the updated bios, read the instructions, update.
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
ok trying now
i downloaded the 64bit one...
prob wont be in your bios under your drives. If you want to boot form it, go to wherever you define boot devices, usually lots of different stuff there.
asus is notorious for this kinda fuckups. select another download location (china?) maybe they put the correct bios there.
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
ummm... somebody translate the above in english or russian for me, please >.<jsnipy wrote:
prob wont be in your bios under your drives. If you want to boot form it, go to wherever you define boot devices, usually lots of different stuff there.
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
you lost me. i want to boot from the ssds, but they dont show up under boot devices when the external is plugged injsnipy wrote:
prob wont be in your bios under your drives. If you want to boot form it, go to wherever you define boot devices, usually lots of different stuff there.
ah, i think i get it. do your ssd drives show in bios at all when the external drive is plugged in?coolstorybro wrote:
you lost me. i want to boot from the ssds, but they dont show up under boot devices when the external is plugged injsnipy wrote:
prob wont be in your bios under your drives. If you want to boot form it, go to wherever you define boot devices, usually lots of different stuff there.
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
dont plug in the external until you've loaded the OS, problem solved.
ok i fixed it. i went to hard disk drives under the boot menu and disabled the external. it was set to first priority over the raid. thx for the help gents
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue meSonderKommando wrote:
dont plug in the external until you've loaded the OS, problem solved.
Was gonna mention something like that..good show.coolstorybro wrote:
ok i fixed it. i went to hard disk drives under the boot menu and disabled the external. it was set to first priority over the raid. thx for the help gents