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Clear the cache?

Asked by milehighsanddollar in General Computer Systems

Tags: cache, clear, continue, enter

Hello,

I am working on a Dell Dimension 8300 that originally had two hard drives s/u with cable select. C: was a Maxtor 300GB and D: was a Seagate 40GB.  My plan is to install  the Win XP Pro SP2 on the Seagate (will now be C:) and add the Maxtor as the second drive.  (I have to move the stuff off the Maxtor to my other computer but wanted to get started on loading the O/S, etc.)  It appears the only way the IDE channel "likes" the jumper settings to be is cable select.  Any other way the bios does not recognize a hard disk at all.  So, I think I have re-installed Win XP Pro, but when I restart the machine, it says "No master or secondary disks found.  Press F1 to continue or F2 to enter setup".  If I hit F2, the bios is showing the hard drive; and alternatively when I press F1, I get to windows.  So, how do I get rid of this message?  Is it left over from the old configuration or cached?
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