I just bught a new 160GB hard drive for my dell inspiron 9300 notebook, and it will not read the new hard drive. I followed the guide on how to install it, and when I boot it says there is a HDD error. I booted from my windows xp media center cd after this, and it said it could not detect a hard drive that was installed, and it cancelled installation. Can someone please tell me possible errors as to why it is not reading my hard drive?
It is a seagate brand hard drive, and it is FOR A NOTEBOOK, there are no jumpers on it for master/slave, and as it is a dell inspiron 9300 all I do is screw it into a case and plug it in
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