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ChrissyboiOP
#1
Computer Loads and What not But then gets stuck on
*No IDE Master H.D.D Detected, Press F1 to resume*
And it doesnt get past here, it just stay there, any idea whats up?
meganova
#2
maybe something wrong with your CPU connection.
check your HDD connection.
and also determine whether your master/slave slot is in the right place or not..
Loonylion
#3
check the hard disk cable, if thats intact then your hard disk has probably died. Try moving it onto the secondary channel just to be sure.

Replying to #2

it will be unless something has been changed.
meganova
#4
or maybe there's something wrong with your IDE cable..
Umm,
I forgot to ask,
what are the differences between SATA and PATA?
Each of it have different type of cable...
Loonylion
#5
PATA is a parallel interface using 40 pin connectors and ribbon cables, it's also known as IDE/EIDE/ATA. SATA is a serial interface using a 7 pin connector.
meganova
#6
Which one is the latest?
I saw there is a rectangle like shape on my motherboard..4 slots..
Loonylion
#7

IDE
SATASATA is the currently used one. IDE is almost retired
meganova
#8
Oh yeah,
can I ask it here?my motherboard occasionally making the sound *beeb*beep* while I'm playing games...what's the problem?
bhatooth
#9
how do you know its from your motherboard?
Loonylion
#10
meganova · #8Oh yeah,
can I ask it here?my motherboard occasionally making the sound *beeb*beep* while I'm playing games...what's the problem?
quite possibly the CPU overheating.
meganova
#11
bhatooth · #9how do you know its from your motherboard?
Because the loud noise come from my CPU which is next to where I'm sitting now.

Replying to #10

I've just using it for 2-3 hours..
but the problem(sometimes) fixed after I turn off the computer and rest it for 1 minutes and then turn it back...
bhatooth
#12
i mean there is many things inside your cpu
meganova
#13
Maybe the chip or graphic card make those noise..
but,it can't be..
Loonylion
#14
it would be the pc speaker on the motherboard. intermittent beeping during use is normally overheating.
Blade5406
#15
Do we have the option to change the beeping sound....?
Loonylion
#16
no, its bios controlled.
meganova
#17
maybe we can change it from bios?(the F1)
Loonylion
#18
nope, all you can possibly change is the CPU temperature that triggers it.
meganova
#19
maybe that sound is to notify there are conflict between the hardware?or software?
because my graphic card is for 32-bit while my motherboard is 64-bit...
Blade5406
#20
I know this is way off the OP's question but related to the Topic Title...What are the cons of using a 64-bit system?
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