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Attach an IDE or SCSI data connector and a power connector to each, hard disk drive.

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2 Installing and Replacing Hardware Parts in Your PC Installing a Second Hard Disk Drive 3 Press the retaining clip on the top of the drive tray and slide it forward to remove it. Hold the tray firmly while removing it. 4 Slide in the new hard drive in the position shown and fasten the four screws to secure it in position in the drive tray. 5 Slide the drive tray back into the bay. 6 Attach an IDE or SCSI data connector and a power connector to each hard disk drive. NOTE For IDE drives, you must use the end connector (marked DRIVE 0) with the master hard drive. This is the drive you intend to boot your PC from. 39

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Installing and Replacing Hardware Parts in Your PC
Installing a Second Hard Disk Drive
3
Press the retaining clip on the top of the drive tray and slide it forward
to remove it. Hold the tray firmly while removing it.
4
Slide in the new hard drive in the position shown and fasten the four
screws to secure it in position in the drive tray.
5
Slide the drive tray back into the bay.
6
Attach an IDE or SCSI data connector and a power connector to each
hard disk drive.
NOTE
For IDE drives, you must use the end connector (marked DRIVE 0) with the
master hard drive. This is the drive you intend to boot your PC from.
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