How to install and configure sata drive
SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) is the latest hard disk with advanced technology in hard drive storage. It is now the best option for non-mission critical Enterprise storage applications. It is best in performance and hot plug Capability need for entry-level to mid-range server and network storage devices. Its rate to transfer data is 6GB per second which was only 3 GB in the old hard drives. These hard drives are pretty large in the capacity and are great in reliability than the previous Entry-level hard drives. Points to point connections are used into it so that every dive may communicate with the host without waiting. Its size is smaller and the weight is lighter than the old ones so it consumes less power.
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Installing Steps:
It is easy to install a SATA hard drive with the following requirements.
Hardware Requirements:
Cable Attachments And Jumper Setting:
In SATA drives, jumper settings is not a big issue but handle with care hard drives are very fragile Attach one end of the drive interface cable to the Serial ATA interface connector on your computer's motherboard or Serial ATA host adapter. There will be a SATA interface connection on the hard drive adjust the large end of the WD SATA cable there properly.
Now if there is a SATA host adapter connect the smaller end of the SATA cable in it or in the system’s motherboard with accurate adjustment.
Now get the legacy ATA 4-pin power connector and adjust it in the computer power supply cable. It should b inserted properly. If it is not inserted properly the pins may damage.
Make the hard disk attached firmly by the given four screws (3.5 inches) with the screwdriver. Check that all the cables are attached on the right place once more. Put the case of the computer properly and shut the CPU.
Configuration:
after adjusting and closing the case properly plug the cables in the switch and on the computer sometimes the hard disk detects automatically if it does not do so no worries configure the with the manual procedure.
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