Youve just installed a new SATA hard drive on your system At

You’ve just installed a new SATA hard drive on your system. At startup the drive isn’t recognized by the system. You’ve verified all the connections are firmly in place. Which of the following is the likely cause of the problem?

A. The BIOS doesn’t support the disk; the motherboard will need to be replaced.

B. The BIOS doesn’t support the disk; it needs to be flashed to accept the new drive.

C. The drive has an internal controller malfunction and is defective.

D. The drive hasn’t been formatted; startup won’t recognize it until it has been.

Solution

You’ve just installed a new SATA hard drive on your system. At startup the drive isn’t recognized by the system. You’ve verified all the connections are firmly in place. Which of the following is the likely cause of the problem?

Answer :-

A. The BIOS doesn’t support the disk; the motherboard will need to be replaced.