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Originally Posted by kobasew19
Switching the cables didn't help.
I will try to reset the CMOS...for the record, my MoBo is Asus P5Q PRO.
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Switch SATA ports on the mobo, also.
You're doing a process of elimination here. Off the top of my head it could be (in approximate order of likelihood):
1. Master Boot Record (Windows 7 Repair Disc)
2. Buggered BIOS Settings (Reset CMOS)
3. Bad SATA Port on motherboard (Switch port)
4. Bad/Unseated SATA cable (switch cable)
5. Bad HDD controller (switch HD)
6. Bad SATA controller on motherboard (unlikely since you can boot from SATA DVD)