how do I set my motherboard jumpers ? Toshiba Infina 7130?
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This is an older system.  You need to find the actual motherboard manufacturer and model number.  You should then be able to find the information you need about the motherboard.  Are the specific jumpers you are concerned about?  Some of them might be obvious from looking closely.\n\nGood Luck!
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Reset the bios via jumper..then play with the bios settings to make all changes manual..not auto, then configure all thru ure specs.
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use crucial.com\n\nyour ram is 2.5v
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gateway 2000 u need to enter into bios to set the power settings
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Clear your CMOS discharge jumper by resetting the jumper on the Mobo. The jumper consist of 3 pins and is usually located near the battery, or the P1 and P2 headers. with the computer off, remove the little plastic square from pins 1 and 2, and replace onto pin 2 and 3 for a few secs. then back to pins 1 and 2. start the computer. If that doesn't work remove the battery for a day for the CMOS to lose it's memory. Next day install the battery, turn computer on. This should reset your BIOS to the defaults
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make sure it's properly connected to the motherboard [data cable alignment is ok and power is connected], also make sure it's not disabled through your operating system or the system's BIOS
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Ignore all that crap.  Most likely, the jumpers are already set to "cable select", which means all you have to do is put the cable that says "master" on the drive that you want to be the master drive, and connect the "slave" cable to the drive that you want to be the slave.\n\nNotice how there are two IDE connections on the motherboard.  Each one can hold a master/slave (normal is two hard drives, two optical drives for a total of four drives).  The first connection is the primary, and the second IDE connection on the motherboard is the secondary.  So it IS possible to be both the primary and the master.
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check your jumper settings
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You'll have to reset the motherboard.  This usually involves placing a jumper onto the motherboard someplace, and then returning it to its original place a few seconds later.  It should be in your motherboard manual, and you can usually find the manual either on a CD that came with it or online by download.
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This is not for a regular user, but if you are brave enough, do this.\n\n1 turn off your computer.\n2 turn it on again, but be prepared, you must hit the "delete" key if is a generic PC, if is a Brand PC should be F1 or F10 key, If you nave your manuals check what is the BIOS set up key, you must hit that key before any operating system start to work, otherwise will not work, so just when turn it on you keep hitting on the key until the bios set up appears.\n\n3 browse in the setup options and find the auto disk detection menu, and put it to work.\n\nIf the bios do not detect the unit, is because is not connected right, and need to be reconnected, or check for a damaged cable.\n\nthen if is detected, just save the changes on the BIOS, and exit the setup program.\n\nit will restart again and work OK.\n\nbut if you keep having that trouble often, it means that is not installed the right way, or the cable has some bad connection.
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Press del. when the motherboard shows up. then it will let u go into the BIOS.  in some comps its F8 or F9-10
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check your your jumper settings and the IDE cable.\n\nBut here are the drivers.\nhttp://www.driversplanet.com/cdrwdvd/Toshiba/SD-M1712/drivers.aspx?model=23078\n\nDirect download link.\nhttp://www.driversplanet.com/go.aspx?id=41439
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Check the BIOS and make the peripherals manual detect and assign the correct device. It may be by default in auto mode. Cheers !!!!
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Yes you can.\n\nIf you are using Window's go into the BIOS and set it to boot that first. (in few cases you don't need to change anything, but do this if doing nothing doesn't work)
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The option (if available) will be in the BIOS.  To get to the BIOS, there will be a key you need to press while booting the computer (could be F8 or ESC).  Check the user manual for your specific motherboard here: http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/manual/mnu/spt_mnu_detail.php?UID=657&kind=1
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First of all: Tattie Herbert.\n\nIf you mess up nothing will break. Do your homework and get out of here!\n\n1) There is an 3pin switch on the motherboard. It says "clr cmos".\nPut it from 2-3 to 1-2 switch on the computer, switch it off, put it back to 2-3.\nThe cmos is now reset.\n\n2) I turned off Soundcard, Modem and Videocard (Use better ones) and set the boot option to c: only set memory to turbo and disabled floppy and enabled s.m.a.r.t. capability and cable detect on ATA100.
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Did you connect the data cable?\nDid you set the jumpers correctly?\nIs the DVD drive enabled in the system bios?