As far as I remember, Dell has a nasty BIOS that requires to enable each SATA port in BIOS. if the port enabled and the drive is not connected, it will annoy with warning message during boot.
As far as I remember, Dell has a nasty BIOS that requires to enable each SATA port in BIOS. if the port enabled and the drive is not connected, it will annoy with warning message during boot.
If the drive does not appear in BIOS, make sure it's connected to both power and SATA cables and that those cables are good (changing them is a good idea).
other than that, faulty hard drive is very probable
If the drive does not appear in BIOS, make sure it's connected to both power and SATA cables and that those cables are good (changing them is a good idea).
other than that, faulty hard drive is very probable
Tom hard drive appears in bios but even changing Sata ports isn't working and tried enabling them individually... seems impossible. Tomorrow taking it to a technician... Hard drive must be fine and cable, both are brand new and it appears in bios