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Configuring the Computer Turn on your computer and read the messages that appear during startup. Q If the system recognizes the new drive, information about the drive displays on the screen and you are prompted to press F1 to save and continue. Q If you are not prompted to press F1, there is a problem with the installation of the drive, and you need to diagnose the problem. Start by reviewing the steps in this guide. Creating a Partition Using Microsoft Windows 2000 To create a partition for the additional drive using Microsoft Windows 2000: 1. Log in as Administrator. 2. From the Windows desktop click Start > Settings > Control Panel. 3. Click Administrative Tools. 4. Click Computer Management. 5. Click Storage. SATA Hard Drive Installation Guide 3-2

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Configuring the Computer
SATA Hard Drive Installation Guide
3–2
Turn on your computer and read the messages that appear during
startup.
If the system recognizes the new drive, information about
the drive displays on the screen and you are prompted to
press F1 to save and continue.
If you are not prompted to press F1, there is a problem with
the installation of the drive, and you need to diagnose the
problem. Start by reviewing the steps in this guide.
Creating a Partition Using Microsoft
Windows 2000
To create a partition for the additional drive using Microsoft
Windows 2000:
1.
Log in as Administrator.
2.
From the Windows desktop click Start > Settings > Control
Panel.
3.
Click Administrative Tools.
4.
Click Computer Management.
5.
Click Storage.