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December 26th, 2006 at 3:50 pm
Hello,
I have a 5 year old gateway computer. pentium 4, 128 ram, 20 gig. the original wd200 hard rive seems to have gone bad and I replaced it with a 40 gig wd400bb caviar drive. Now as soon as I power on the computer I get a black screen with that reads “A problem with the hard drive has been detected. consult troubleshooter setion oy your owners manual. Press the enter key to continue.” I press the enter key and the computer boots up fine and everything seems to be working. The bios shows the drive detected correctly from what I can tell. Any help is appreciated. Thank you, Bob