The jumper would go on the pins to the right. It will be a tight fit.
I only see a rectangular hole on the right, lol. At that image size I can’t see any pins.
I guess it’s cause I’ve worked on computers for 20 years I can see em a mile away. After the black empty rectangle one more spot to the right I can see 4 sets of jumper pins. Beyond that the label would tell you which jumper slows the bus, if it’s an option.
Can you buy jumpers locally? I know there real cheap online but I don’t feel like waiting for something else to be shipped in.
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Dude you have a old mobo or hdd? Grab them off their, I’d I remember correctly the old p4 mobos were only Sata 1 1.5gbs so this has to have a jumper. If you don’t have any I have alot, I’m located In blasdell. I’m willing to even help ya if you come out here
Might take you up on that… Im just worried I get out there and it’s not a jumper :-/
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I’m sure there must be a local computer place, maybe even Best Buy or Radio Shack that has jumpers.
You can use a paperclip, a piece of wire, really anything that conducts as a jumper
I got a jumper at work… I think it’s pin 5/6? I’ll have to look when I get home. I pray it works.
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I have everything possible, this is my life, my hobby, my passion, my job, I won’t give up until I have a solution. Lmk tho
Any update? and ontop of the hdd will tell you what to jump the drive to.
I’ll know if that’s the problem by 9:30… I’ll be out of work shortly.
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It felt like the install went further than usual but of course was hit with the prompt even with the jumper on 5/6
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I know someone said it’s 5/6 but can anyone verify that?
EDIT: I tried 7/8 as well (said something about using XP partition 1?) tried it anyway and it didn’t work either.
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A quick google of your error message brings up this result:
are you formatting the drive before installing?
Yeah.
How about trying this:
http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/imsm/sb/CS-031502.htm
RAID
If your system has a supported RAID controller, follow these steps to install the operating system on a 4k sector disk:
- Download the latest driver files for Intel® RST.
- Use the Load Driver method to load the driver during operating system install
There are some PDFs with the specs of your HD on New Egg, but I couldn’t find anything about jumping.
I think the HD you bought has a 6gb/s rate right? You need to get it down to 1.5gb/s… maybe there is more than 1 jumper needed, I have no idea. 