Definitely not laughing. Crying is more like it!
I ran into this issue last month when upgrading the hard drives in a PC, but in that case *nothing* saw the disk. Not the disk manager, not the Windows setup, or anything else. As you described, the problem was that the disk was disabled in the BIOS - so it sounds like a stupid BIOS more than anything else.
Glad it worked, though...
I ran into this issue last month when upgrading the hard drives in a PC, but in that case *nothing* saw the disk. Not the disk manager, not the Windows setup, or anything else. As you described, the problem was that the disk was disabled in the BIOS - so it sounds like a stupid BIOS more than anything else.
Glad it worked, though...