My computer was working perfectly, with two FDDs, two HDDs a CDROM and a DVD drive.
I loaded some camcorder software and it insisted on rebooting. Since then I have had several problems.
I got a message saying "reconfigure your standalone slave drive as master" then "undetected" messages about one or more of Primary slave and secondary master and slave. If I disconnect the primary slave it sometimes works "it is now" but without one or more of Primary slave and secondary master and slave.
I have had similar problems several times recently. I fiddle with disconnecting an reconnecting everything and it work, but I don't know what I have done. The last time I fitted a new HDD cable and it seemed OK.
Make sure the jumpers on the physical drives match your Bios definitions. If these fit, Windows will usually do the rest of job perfectly fine by itself.
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