If the disk does not appear at all when you start FDISK then it's not
properly installed, despite the BIOS information.

If it appears in FDISK but with no partitions and/or no free space then it
has been partitioned in a way that FDISK doesn't recognise. For instance,
it might have been partitioned in a system where the physical-to-logical
drive mapping was different, such as LARGE instead of LBA.
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MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User)
"mitch" wrote in message
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The disk does not show up when I use FDISK. It does show up in the bios.
This
drive already has data on it formatted as "Fat". Any thoughts?

Mitch

"dadiOH" wrote:

mitch wrote:
I added an additional hard drive to windows98 SE. It is jumpered as a
slave. When I go into windows, it does not show. Is there anything
that I need to configure to view it? Thanks.

Did you fdisk/format it? Use the drive manufacturer's supplied disk?


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