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There are no fixed disks to show

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by love143, May 3, 2017.

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    Hello Everyone, Sorry if this is a off topic.

    I am trying to do a clean install of Windows 7 on my Asus I3.

    It boots from the CD fine but it doesn't recognize my hard drive. When it asks me where I want to install it there are no drives at all it's just blank. I tried the diskpart, list disk, select disk [n], clean solution I found online but in the command prompt I still get the message "There are no fixed disks to show".

    Any suggestions?
     
    love143, May 3, 2017 IP
  2. graduate11

    graduate11 Active Member

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    Man , Its hardware issue , just detach the hard and put it again.
    I have the same issue with Hp .

    I hope, it gonna work !
     
    graduate11, May 3, 2017 IP
  3. SpacePhoenix

    SpacePhoenix Well-Known Member

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    You might want to consider actually going for Windows 8 as I believe that all support for Windows 7 ends soon (it might have already ended)
     
    SpacePhoenix, May 3, 2017 IP
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    PoPSiCLe Illustrious Member

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    It just means you don't have the correct drivers for the harddrive controller in the setup. You can usually solve this two ways: either have access to the controller-driver on a USB-drive, and use that, or change the type of controller-mode in the BIOS (from ACHI to IDE or Legacy, for instance).
     
    PoPSiCLe, May 4, 2017 IP