How to jumper Maxtor HDD, and how to set Maxtor IDE HDD jumper as slave?

Hard drive jumpers are stated on the front of the hard drive. You refer to it, if you set it to the disk, just unplug the jumper.

Jumpers, right, you just plug the jumpers into the two needles next to the wires.

Generally speaking, Maxtor hard disk is set up to make a jumper into a slave disk, and you only need to remove the jumper cap near the data end. Now, except for Western Digital hard disks, which remove the jumper cap and are the main disk, other brands of hard disks are set up in this way.

One side of Maxtor's hard disk should be labeled, and the two pins that the jumper cap is linked to by default are generally the main disk (letters starting with m, representing the main disk), you just need to check the jumper cap to the two pins of the slave disk represented by s.

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This depends on your motherboard, only very early motherboards need to jump, and later motherboards can basically set the hard disk order through BIOS.

CS Enabled connects the hard disk to the second port of the IDE cable, which is the middle port, and it's OK.

Trouble, thanks!

No need to jump, to be precise, you can't jump, a port corresponds to a disk, the master and slave are in the order of the SATA interface, SATA0 is the master, SATA1 is from, you have to figure out which is the SATA0 port on the motherboard.

SATA port hard disk, also known as serial port hard disk, does not have master and slave disk jumpers, PATA (IDE interface) hard disks only have master and slave disk jumpers, you have to determine your hard disk interface form.

Look at the picture on the hard disk and you will be clear, you can also change it in the BIOS.

You still have one less **, on the side of the circuit board, there should be a few instructions for jumpers.

Don't go to such trouble, write the same as the book of heaven to tell you the simplest and most effective way.

You pull both jumpers out of the coil, and you're off the plate!!

This is the description of the Maxtor hard drive jumper settings on the Maxtor official website (which has been acquired by Seagate), and your hard drive model 92041U4 belongs to the Diamond20 series, which is the bottom line.

There should be a writing in the place of the jumper, not beyond the ma item.

Dizzy, the old hard disk computer should not be new The current ones are sata disk bend wild lines, don't worry about burying the master and slave For this, you see the jumper on the side, there is a master logo, plugged in is the main hard disk, selever is from the hard disk, if it is too old, the logo can not be seen, then you try to plug in the first one, the second one is from or directly take the ridge without the jumper, none of them are plugged in from (this is more difficult to meet, but there is).

Just set it on the second set of jumpers from the right.

Removing the truncated cap is from the plate.