Where is the Molex Connector on a Duel 2Gig Power Mac?
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First of all, a Molex Connector is the larger plastic power connector, usually white in color.  Molex connectors have pins that snap in place.  The wire is usually soldered or crimped in place.    The Molex connector from your computer for a hard drive should be a four pin Molex connector. \n\nThe drive itself has a 4 pin receptical for a Molex connector.  \n\nInside your MAC, if you do not see a spare Molex connector to plug into the drive, then you can get a Y-Adapter from your favorite computer store.  \n\nGood luck with your MAC.
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Try pa powerport. Lots of links ther regarding Pa
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If you're installing it in a desktop, you are going to have to open up your case to install it.  Be sure to disconnect the power before beginning.\n\nOnce you've opened it, look for the expansion bus--it should be located near the back, or wherever all your external connectors (monitor, modem, Ethernet) are.  You should see one or more open card slots.  You will probably have to remove the metal external cover for the slot with a small phillips-head screwdriver.\n\nOnce the cover is removed, carefully hold the card by its top edge and gently position the card in the slot.  It will go in only one way (make sure the end with the Firewire connector goes thru the hole to the exterior of the case). Once you have it correctly positioned, press it firmly (but don't force) the card into the slot.  You will feel it snap into place.  Then, using the screw from the external cover, secure the card in the bus.  Close the cover, reconnect the power, and start your PC. If you've installed it correctly, Windows will recognize it.  You may need to install included driver software for it to work properly.
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Open the case.  Look at the JUMPERS on the first drive.  It is set either to MASTER or CABLE SELECT.    \n\nThen locate the place where the 2nd drive will be installed.  There should be a duplicate cable for it.   If the First drive is set to MASTER, then set the 2nd drive to SLAVE.  If the First drive is set to CABLE SELECT, then set the 2nd drive to CABLE SELECT.   (But use the 2nd position on the ribbon cable). \n\nConnect the ribbon cable and power to the 2nd drive.   \n\nTurn on your computer and watch closely.  You should see TEXT that appears briefly that the secondary drive appears.  Don't worry if you miss that.   \n\nLook for the new drive under My Computer.
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Look at Newegg.com they name the Slots and connections
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=network+mac+with+pc\nstart here.
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I'd need much more info to answer this question. \n\nType of computer? (PC/Mac) HD type (SCSI, IDE, ATA, etc.) \n\nHow many devices presently on the buss and any empty device slots? (if you want to add it internally) \n\nExternal connection types?  (USB, Firewire, SCSI, IDE, ATA via a PCI slot card, etc.)
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Use the program "Psst"\n\nhttp://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16780
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Bothe end of the cable are not terminated at the same pin no. can be connected directly between computing device.
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go to device manager and check on which port your display adapter is located. but as your  PCIE card i think will be on pcie slot
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You can either run a hacked (and most likely illegally obtained) copy of Mac OSX built for X86 (the cpu architechture of PCs and upcoming as-of-yet-unreleased Macs), or you can run a PowerPC emulator on your PC, such as PearPC: http://pearpc.sourceforge.net/ and install Mac OSX using your legally-bought (or not...your call) install media.
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It's a little hard to be sure from the facts you've given, but....\n\nThe sockets on the signal (flat) cable are polarized.  This means that, unless you forced it, you can't put the plug into the socket the wrong way.  (This assumes you were using the correct cable, of course.)\n\nMore likely, the problem is that you had two masters (or two slave) drives connected at once.   The disk drive has a small, usually black, widget which can connect two of the pins on the back of the drive.   You need to make sure that one of the drives (the original one) is configured as a MASTER, and the new one is configured as a SLAVE.   The widget is probably "parked" somewhere on two unused pins, just so it has a place to be when the drive is shipped.\n\nAlso... be sure the machine is turned OFF when you're doing this pluggning and unplugging,  AND... make sure you connect power to the new drive as well, before turning the machine back one.   (There should be an extra connector for power inside your machine; it'll have 4 pins and go into the back of the drive.)
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use cable select on both of them and see if it works and if it wont recognize the new 1 then u have to format it and partition it that is probably y it wont recognize it
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Look on the back of the computer, it should just plug in
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Hi Brittany...consider visiting and joining the free  Apple Discussion for for Powerbooks: http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=120  Many users here can assist you to resolve all your Mac questions.
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You can accomplish this in one of 2 ways\n1. Use an external firewire DVD drive \n2. Use another Mac in firewire target disk mode\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58583