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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Pablo

22 Mar 2007

 

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"No sirve para las compaq"

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Rand

21 Jul 2005

 

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"The only problem I had was that AWDFLASH765.EXE got truncated to the dos short name (I used a win98se boot disk) but that is easy enough to overcome either on the command line or by editing the batch file."

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

andy

24 Aug 2002

 

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"hi i have updated the bios to get rid of the no 80 conductor cable conected and i still get the same message. done any one have any ideas why this is. im trying to use a maxtor 20gig hard drive. i dont get it when i use a maxtor 3.2 gig. what am i doing worng."

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

TomD

25 May 2002

 

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"Yes it worked…Thank You Very Much! I booted using my Windows 98 Startup disk. Then I put the bios upgrade disk in. To start the AWDFLASH765.EXE at the A \> prompt type AWDFLA~1 like RayP said the file name AWDFLASH765 is too long for DOS. At “File Name To Program ” type 51141107.BIN. By all means save your old bios when the program offers i.e. OLDBIOS.BIN"

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Brian

22 Feb 2002

 

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"Hmmm... I must have had a loose cable even though the drive was working? I took the cable off the drive and put it back on - everything is EXACTLY as it was before - but now the message is gone! I read somewhere else that someone blamed the cable. Go figure... Unfortunately, though the BIOS is working correctly now, I still can't get my drive to run at ATA/66. I have a WD

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400 and have tried all combinations of the Via drivers (including the latency patch, the 4-in-1, the mini-port and the filter driver.) Arghhhh..."

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Ray P.

22 Feb 2002

 

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"Had no 80 conductor cable connected error with old bios. I updated bios and it fixed the problem. Computer boots and runs at its top speed, ATA66. Flashing the bios requires booting to a bootable floppy with the download files placed on it. The bat file included does not function properly, due to long dos names, so alter it or do the instructions manually."

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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

Brian

18 Jan 2002

 

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"I just tried this and had no luck! The BIOS correctly identifies itself as 11/07/2001, but still reports "No 80 Conductor Cable Connected" at startup. I am using the ATA/66 cable supplied with the motherboard on the primary IDE channel with the blue end to the board and black end to the drive. My drive is a WD102AA which supports ATA/66 and I have checked to make sure i

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t is enabled using the WD utility. The BIOS switch for PIO and UDMA on the primary master IDE is set to Auto. What am I missing?"

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