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I am adding a new hard drive so that I would have two. After installing the new hard drive, can't seem to initialize it.

 

I am using XP.

 

The only place I can't see is in "my computer" folder. All I see is a red circle with a white line through it. When I right click on it to initialize it, it does nothing.

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Hi bigmack

 

Does the bios pick it up and is the jumper settings on it correct. Is it ATA or SATA. Did you format the disk?

 

 

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I installed a different antivirus program. After almost a week of battle, now I can initialize it and format it. Maybe the virus as prevented me to do this.

 

Now after a couple more weeks, the computer crashed. So everything is back to normal. With the new hard drive working 100%.

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