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Check the BIOS settings at bootup for correct entrys.<br />
Try to remove-reinsert the I/O card.<br />
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Check the BIOS settings at bootup for correct entrys.
Try to remove-reinsert the I/O card.
Ralph



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If indeed I fried my controller, and since it's on the motherboard, I suppose that I am SOL huh?<br />

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If indeed I fried my controller, and since it's on the motherboard, I suppose that I am SOL huh?


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Is the time set correctly or back to the default?<br />
Did you check your CMOS settings for the drives?<br />
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Is the time set correctly or back to the default?
Did you check your CMOS settings for the drives?



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If you managed to toast your HD controller and nothing else, you ought to be able to disable it with the BIOS and stick in a new controller card. &nbsp;IDE cards are pretty cheap.<br />
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If you managed to toast your HD controller and nothing else, you ought to be able to disable it with the BIOS and stick in a new controller card.  IDE cards are pretty cheap.



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I replaced the power supply in a clone 486. &nbsp;Although I thought I had the cables connected correctly, when I boot up it counts the KB's then gives me the WAIT....for about 3 minutes then I get Hdd controller failure and Fdd controller failure. &nbsp;What am I doing wrong.
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I replaced the power supply in a clone 486.  Although I thought I had the cables connected correctly, when I boot up it counts the KB's then gives me the WAIT....for about 3 minutes then I get Hdd controller failure and Fdd controller failure.  What am I doing wrong.

Replaced Poser Supply

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