Hard disk and motherboard compatibility issues, experts help

...Why?? So depressed.

After changing the ghost ...... boot with Disc BootLook.. Then transfer the hard drive data .........You carve down the Lord. Then redo the system ......What if the hard drive still has bad sectors?

Is there a lot of dust? Broken head?? Check it out.

Hope it helps.

You'll need a floppy drive, a floppy disk, and an installation disk.

Internet ** A serial port driver is placed in a floppy disk, and then the installation disk is used to make the system (must be the installation version), there is a loading prompt during the installation process (as if it is pressed F6), and then the system is normal It's as simple as that, it's troublesome.

There's a small question, are you using Ghost to install XP?

If so, go and change the ghost disk, the old version of ghost may not support SATA's hard drive.

Most of the problems are with the AMD3000+ and 6600GT consoles.

Replace the data cable, repartition, format, and try the system again.

I think the compatibility between memory sticks (2 pcs, different brands, different generations), or motherboard and graphics card.

It's a sata driven problem, it's very clear here.

When this problem occurs, important data is transferred first.

Check if there is any problem with the optical drive.

The performance of the incompatibility between the hard disk and the motherboard and the solution:

1. Identification problem between the hard disk and the motherboard: to boot from the hard disk, it must be at the main disk position of the IDE1 interface in order to start normally, otherwise it can be read and written after plugging in, but it just can't be started;

2. Incompatibility between non-hard disk and motherboard

For the problem of slow hard drive, it is generally not a compatibility problem, but an error in setting or wiring. Check whether the DMA66 line is reversed to Qinghuai Lao, whether the DMA function in the hard disk properties is turned on, and whether the IDE channel in the CMOS setting is set to automatic;

3. Hard disk terminal problem:

There is a problem with the power interface of the hard disk or the switching power supply is insufficient, resulting in an unstable and low power supply voltage of the hard disk. The solution to this kind of problem is to be careful and carefully check the hard drive's corresponding ramp-up settings. When using data cables, use the nearest interface whenever possible.

Such a situation basically does not exist, if there is a blue screen, the blue screen ** basically ends with d.

Basically, there is no common thing that the main version and the graphics card are not compatible.

There are very few motherboards and hard drives that are incompatible, and if they are incompatible, most of them are different excuses.

How the hard disk is not compatible with the motherboard may cause the hard disk data cannot be written or the hard disk data is very slow or the hard disk cannot be detected, but generally there will be no problem that the hard disk is incompatible with the motherboard, and the only solution is to replace the hard disk or replace the motherboard.

This motherboard only has an IDE slot, and can only purchase a hard disk with an IDE interface, so there is no compatibility problem. KT266A is usually paired with an 8233 Southbridge chip, which can support hard drives larger than 137GB. If your motherboard doesn't support it well, you can fix it by flashing the BIOS.

It is recommended that you change the data cable first and try to see if it still freezes, and it does not necessarily mean that the hard disk is damaged. In addition, you can also detect whether the hard disk has bad sectors, and then buy a new hard disk to see whether the interface is consistent with your motherboard's support, because the motherboard you bought in 04 should be the IDE interface, and now most of the hard disks on the market are serial ports, you need to pay attention to it when buying.

There is nothing incompatible between hard drives and motherboards, most of them are compatible. You can buy a big hard drive.

1. There are not many cases where the hard disk is incompatible with the motherboard, but there are also some hard empty disks that are recognized on this motherboard, but they are dead and blind on the other motherboard. For example, if you want to boot from the hard disk, you must be at the main disk position of the IDE1 interface to boot normally, otherwise you can read and write after plugging it in, but it just can't boot. 2. The incompatibility between the non-hard disk and the motherboard is generally not a compatibility problem for the slow speed of the hard disk, but the wrong setting or wiring.

For example, the line of DMA66 is reversed; The DMA function in the hard disk properties is not turned on; The IDE channel in the CMOS settings is not set to automatic, but artificially set to the transmission mode below PIO4; The hard disk cable is too long, resulting in excessive data attenuation and reduced transmission rate. 3. The power interface of the hard disk is problematic or the switching power supply is insufficient, resulting in the unstable and low power supply of the hard disk. The solution to this problem is to be careful and double-check the relevant settings of the hard drive.

In particular, when the DMA66 is reversed, the data transmission rate will be reduced by half. In addition, when using data cables, the nearest interface should be used as much as possible.