No Fixed Disks present - fdisk problem

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Benny

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I've been formatting all my hard drives lately. Had a few problems with the others but got them fixed. But this one is different. When I type fdisk at A:\ I get this message - No fixed disks present. Ok Heres wat i think I did because I did it with the others but I got them back to working just by changing the jumper setting on the back but this one is jumperless. B4 the problem had occured I deleted the partitions but didn't create one. So wats the deal now because It seems as tho it wont recognze fdisk. ANyone can help
 
oh you just said this disk is jumperless so it must be a SATA disk? fdisk will not recognise SATA disk without the RAID or SATA drivers in DOS.

what i would do is use a IDE hard disk and slave the SATA disk. install your RAID drivers in windows. use winxp/2k disk management to partition and format your SATA.

i am not sure but maybe symantec norton's Gdisk which is bundled with Ghost can detect your SATA. Gdisk is an improved partitioning utility, its Fdisk on steroids.
 
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