p4p800-e deluxe, hdd led always on

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Frankie Howerd

I have built a system around the P4P800-E Deluxe, and put it in a Kingwin
K11 case. Just one small problem, the HDD activity led is permanently on.
Just one hard drive - a Western Digital SATA plugged into the SATA1 slot on
the motherboard, and the master on the primary IDE is a DVD-ROM drive. There
doesn't appear to be a separate place to plug in the HDD led if you're using
a SATA drive. I am missing something here or is this something that may just
need a BIOS update?
 
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I have built a system around the P4P800-E Deluxe, and put it in a Kingwin
K11 case. Just one small problem, the HDD activity led is permanently on.
Just one hard drive - a Western Digital SATA plugged into the SATA1 slot on
the motherboard, and the master on the primary IDE is a DVD-ROM drive. There
doesn't appear to be a separate place to plug in the HDD led if you're using
a SATA drive. I am missing something here or is this something that may just
need a BIOS update?

I'm using the rockethead adapter and mine stays on as well...

i thought it was the adapter but aparently not !!


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Freddie Clark

ñíñjà¤têç said:
I'm using the rockethead adapter and mine stays on as well...

i thought it was the adapter but aparently not !!


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What BIOS are you using??, I have 2X SATA 80GB Both as Primaries, 2X 120GB
both as Primaries on the Via Raid channels and optical drives (both as
Primaries) on the standard IDE connectors and no problems with the HDD light
regards
Fredddie
 
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we are using "IDE" drives with an adapter to connect them to the sata
controler...


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tk

ñíñjà¤têç said:
we are using "IDE" drives with an adapter to connect them to the sata
controler...


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Don't feel bad, running 3 drives here, 2 on Primary IDE and 1 on Sata
Ide port and I got no HDD light. Bet I have it on backwards but it's such
a pain to get to I haven't fixed yet ;-)
 
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Glen

Try turning the hdd light around on the pins on the motherboard.

Glen


tk said:
Don't feel bad, running 3 drives here, 2 on Primary IDE and 1 on Sata
Ide port and I got no HDD light. Bet I have it on backwards but it's such
a pain to get to I haven't fixed yet ;-)




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tk

Glen said:
Try turning the hdd light around on the pins on the motherboard.

Glen

I just had to go back in and make some changes and reversed mine and
all is good now.
 
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Frankie Howerd

tk said:
I just had to go back in and make some changes and reversed mine and
all is good now.

BAH if I try reversing on the pins the led doesn't work at all. Oh well, a
minor problem I suppose.
 
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tk

Frankie Howerd said:
It's a SATA drive plugged into the SATA1 port on the mobo. The master on
the
IDE cable is a DVD-ROM drive.
Haven't had the pleasure of owning a SATA drive yet hope more info comes up
here cause
Asus website is about useless I think.
 

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