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Upon reboot, after cloning, of the systems I would boot from either the new or the original system drive and disconnect the other altogether.Д®nsure that you have the sata drive connected to the recommended sata port for booting from.

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I ensured that the target drives were installed with a single partition only and did a full drive error check, bad sectors etc. Note: I tried using Seagate utilities for cloning/copying on my second desktop and ran into issues booting and was advised that the utilities from the drive manufacturers should not be used for cloning so I went back to True Image (as it had worked for me on the first desktop). I have Asus mobos in both systems and used Acronis True Image 9 as the 'cloning' software. On two desktops, one of my desktops ide to sata (win2k) and another from sata to sata (xp). I did what you are trying to do recently. If the above does not work, I guess neither will the SATA.

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The installed PATA/SATA controller drivers from the Epox disk are version 2.6. So, I may try to download more current PATA/SATA controller drivers from nVidia (monster size downloads).

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It's not a very good BIOS (Phoenix), and there are fewer BIOS choices/menus with that then my old Socket A board, and it was an Epox too! Naturally, I am trying to avoid rebuilding the SATA drive from scratch with a clean Win2k install and then have to reinstall my apps, only to be stuck in the same place again. Don't see any enhanced mode settings for either drive in Device Manager. The IDE Mode and the On chip SATA are either Auto or Disabled choices. I have an Access Mode setting for the SATA drive = Large. I don't have an Enhanced mode setting anywhere in the BIOS. Don't know if it had anything to do with the reply being your post #666, but nothing has changed, even though I am not afraid of that number. Am I missing somethig obvious? The answer will get my undying gratitude! The other issue that may be related is it shows as a unplugable device in the system tray. Have a Ghost image of the IDE with the SATA drivers/controllers on it, but cant use the Ghost boot disk with the SATA, as it hangs on the scanning PCI #2 line. It is booting from the SATA, but not loading the OS. If I let the Windows install CD boot after the required reboot after the intital install, it sends me back to square one. Still gives the same damn 'error Loading OS.' Started from scratch, deleted the partitons and reformatted the SATA.

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Indeed, so I disconnected the IDE, tried and in-place upgrade with the Windows install disk, and for good measure, used the NV controller and RAID drivers,(Nvida Nforce Storage Controller and Nvida Raid Class Driver), via F6, even though I don't want RAID (disabled it in BIOS), but want two separate physical drives (with 4 separate drive letter partitions). I currently show two Active partitions in Disk Manager: IDE is drive 0, and SATA is 1 when both drives are connected. Tried changing the boot.ini to disk(1) on the SATA without effect. I assumed the SATA would not load the OS because the transfered files were still looking at the IDE drive as the system drive (ntldr).

I removed the second IDE storage drive before starting to do any of this, and have not attempted to reconnect that drive. The volume labels on the SATA read Drive 3 - probably because I had a second smaller IDE 10GB Quantum storage drive connected with the first (master/slave). Boots nominally from the IDE drive even when the SATA drive is connected and/or the IDE is set as first boot drive in the BIOS. Got the error 'ntldr missing' the first time, 'Error Loading OS' on subsequent boots. Used the current MaxBlast utility to transfer the IDE OS to the SATA, using the boot drive option for the new SATA drive. Shutdown and disconnected the IDE drive, cold boot with the SATA drive, and Windows will not load with error message in BIOS screen: Error Loading OS.ДЄll PATA and SATA drivers showup in Device Manager on the IDE and function normally. The SATA drive is fully detected in the BIOS, and when both the IDE and SATA are connected, the SATA drive shows in Windows as extended partitions, not a separate physical drive. I want to transfer/run the OS from the newly purchased SATA drive. IDE 7GB (OS) NTFS 13GB (storage) (FAT32) w/39MB unallocated Partitions: SATA 12GB (OS) NTFS, 108GB (storage) FAT32 w/10MB unallocated

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Windows 2000 Pro (SP4) with current patches This one has been a hair puller for 3 days. OK, Looked at 4 pages of SATA threads, and did not see this specific problem.

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