About the master slave disk of the computer 50

Oh, there are detailed instructions on the hard disk, you take a closer look at the hard disk, and there are instructions on the surface of how to jump.

It's simple.

Just plug it in.,Take a look at the 80G power cord interface where there are jumper instructions.,You can set it to a slave disk.,Or don't set anything up.,Plug it in directly.,After plugging in, start it.,Set the 40G disk in the BIOS boot sequence as the first boot disk。

Different BIOS have different interfaces. But the English used is similar, so let's explain the steps below. Different BIOS are also much the same.

1. Boot into the BIOS settings, you can see the boot device priority, this is the selection of the boot order of the hard disk and other devices. If you have two hard drives, you need to set the priority of the hard disks first.

2. Go to the hard disk drivers in the figure above and specify the order of the two hard disks. Just move the disk that needs to be started to the top. Generally, it is adjusted by pressing the page turn key.

3. At this time, go back to the previous level, enter the boot device priority, and the 1st boot device will be listed, which is the first boot device, and you can select the hard disk.

The master and slave disks are set up and divided into different hard disks.

1. SATA hard disk, there is no jumper, it needs to be set in BIOS.

Generally, you need to enter the BIOS, and then enter the Hard Disk Drivers (hard drives) in the diagram, specifying the order of the two hard disks. Just move the disk that needs to be started to the top. Generally, it is adjusted by pressing the page turn key.

2. If it is an IDE hard disk, it should be set with a hard jumper on the hard disk. Usually the back of the hard drive is marked with the jumper method. Different hard drives have different hopping methods.

In the past, the hard disk of the IDE interface was connected to two or more disks on a single cable. before you need to set up the master and slave disks. That kind of disc.

There are jumpers on the back, and the front is marked. The jumper of master and slave is connected to the pin, and M is the main one. Now the serial port.

It's not set. However, if you have dual hard disks, you can set the hard disk with the system as the first boot disk in CMOS.

There are slots on the motherboard that are directly connected, pay attention to the primary and secondary issues, and modify the jumper behind the motherboard. The rest is the computer setup problem, and you will get it if you try it.

1. After turning on the computer, press the shortcut key F1 to enter the BIOS.

2. Press to move the cursor to the Master Boot Order item, and then press Enter.

3. Then, on the new page, press the key to move the cursor to the hard disk item that you want to set as the primary disk.

4. When the main disk is moved to the first position, press the shortcut key F10. Note: When we move the master disk to the first position, the original master disk will automatically become a slave disk.

5. A dialog box will pop up. Select "Yes" in the dialog box and press enter, and you're done.