❓ Help HDD Boot drive not recognize or showing in Bios.

[Silent Agony]

So, May binili akong motherboard (asus a58m-e r2.0) yung tinest ko na ayaw maagpakita ng HDD ko, CSM Error lang,

Gantong error nalabas

Enable/Disable/Auto same lang, nababaliw nako..

Brief History; Nag maintenance ako nang desktop ko (usual na cleaning) accidentally ko na nahampas yung case habang nakapatong sa lap ko (Di ko pa sya pinapatay kase may duda ako kung naikot ba yung mga fan sa loob di kase kita) namatay yung psu bigla tapos ayaw na mag boot so bumili ako ng bagong psu, turns out dead din yung motherboard, eto pinalitan ko nanga tapos ayaw ma detect yung HDD boot drive ko.. dead nadin kaya? Just for the record.. nainit naman yung PCB ng HDD pero parang hindi naikot di ko marinig or feel.. by the way 04-- etc yung bios version, outdated sya.. 2011 yung time napinapakita nya tapos yung HDD ko naman 2015 ata... WD5000aakx.

 

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Hello! Based on the information you provided, it seems like you are encountering issues with your HDD not being recognized by your motherboard after accidentally hitting the case while cleaning your desktop. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check HDD Connections: Make sure that the connections between your HDD and the motherboard are secure. Try reconnecting the SATA data and power cables to ensure a good connection.

2. Test the HDD: If possible, try connecting the HDD to another computer to see if it is recognized. This will help determine if the issue lies with the HDD itself or with the motherboard.

3. Update BIOS: Since you mentioned that your BIOS version is outdated, updating it might resolve compatibility issues with your HDD. You can download the latest BIOS version from the ASUS website and follow the instructions to update it.

4. Check BIOS Settings: In the BIOS settings, ensure that the SATA mode is set correctly (AHCI mode is typically recommended for modern HDDs). Also, check if the HDD is enabled in the boot priority settings.

5. Inspect the HDD: If the HDD was subjected to physical shock, there is a possibility that it may have been damaged internally. You can listen for any unusual sounds coming from the HDD when it powers on, as this could indicate a mechanical issue.

6. Data Recovery: If the HDD is not recognized and you suspect it may be damaged, you could consider seeking professional data recovery services to retrieve any important data stored on the drive.

If after trying these steps the issue persists, it may be a good idea to consult a technician for further diagnosis and repair. Good luck with resolving the problem!

 

[Silent Agony]

Na try ko na lahat ng SATA port same with PSU power.. binaliktad ko narin yung SATA cable..

 

[bingjalz]

kung namatay PSU mo at nadamay mobo mo, malamang damay din HDD mo.

 

[heaven_69]

gamit ka po ibang drive.. if okay edi alam mo na

 

[taurexn]

naka active yun secure boot sa uefi bios kaya wala kang makita na harddrive

 

[ameerjul]

bagong bili? try mo eh update yung bios, download mo lng drivers. gamitin mo usb

 

[kramest25]

1.try Boot format UEFI/CSM check mo po yun kasi yung nasa description na nag prompt compatibility..then disable the secure boot.
2. try mo po yung version ng bios kung match po sa OS na ilalagay po nila. update po di latest version yung MB na nabili