Hey guys, I just put together my first build, an i7 with the following components:
Core i7 920/Asus P6T Deluxe/6GB ddr3 G.Skill / HD 4850 512MB/
WD Caviar 640GB HD/Samsung 22x DVD burner
Everything is running smoothly with Vista Home Premium 62bit, but one thing bothers me is that now everytime before entering windows during post it says "no physical disk...no virtual disk...no hard disk is detected"
Although it doesn't prevent me from entering my OS or interfere the performance, but i still feel a bit distracted by constantly seeing this poping up everytime, can anyone help me fix the problem?
Do my SATA DVD and HD need to be in a certain order on the mobo? I'm by no means an expert at this, I appreicate your help!
On a side note, now when I boot it gets to the blue ASUS screen that has the options to press delete to enter set up or tab for something or other, but it stays on this screen for at least 2 MINUTES! then Vista will finally load up and all is fine.
I have no idea, I think today I am going to try and update the BIOS from ASUS. this is for sure a good learning experience for me.
Thanks for any help.
Core i7 920/Asus P6T Deluxe/6GB ddr3 G.Skill / HD 4850 512MB/
WD Caviar 640GB HD/Samsung 22x DVD burner
Everything is running smoothly with Vista Home Premium 62bit, but one thing bothers me is that now everytime before entering windows during post it says "no physical disk...no virtual disk...no hard disk is detected"
Although it doesn't prevent me from entering my OS or interfere the performance, but i still feel a bit distracted by constantly seeing this poping up everytime, can anyone help me fix the problem?
Do my SATA DVD and HD need to be in a certain order on the mobo? I'm by no means an expert at this, I appreicate your help!
On a side note, now when I boot it gets to the blue ASUS screen that has the options to press delete to enter set up or tab for something or other, but it stays on this screen for at least 2 MINUTES! then Vista will finally load up and all is fine.
I have no idea, I think today I am going to try and update the BIOS from ASUS. this is for sure a good learning experience for me.
Thanks for any help.