be sure to be running the most recent board bios so you have the most recent
Intel and SI SATA bios inserts. The bios has a Boot Priority setting where
you would set add-in device to be the boot and then under that in the bios
menu, is a setting for what the add-in device is set to and that would be
ONCHIP SATA.
the above suggestions are based on an IS7-G bios which, I admit, is slightly
different. none the less, I am hoping that this segment of the bios
settings are the same.
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"The Fast" <no.DeleteThis@spam.be> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> what do I have to change in bios, so I can boot only from a sata harddisk.
I
> have a IS7-E mainboard, for the moment I have to disks 1 ATA 100 and 1
SATA.
> My computer boots everytime from the ATA so than I don't have a problem.
The
> thing is that I want a computer wit only a SATA disk in it. Who can help
me?
>
> Thanks
>
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