K7t turbo2 ide2 no work

Hi , i have a MB k7t turbo2 and this motherboard no work the ide2 , the bios no recognice me cd-rom drive :(
test maked :
1. - both readers pledge and remove tray
2. - I have changed cable IDE
3. - I have proven the reader masters
4. - I have changed the source to be able
5. - I have removed a card PCI with but ports USB
and no work
thanks

Quote from: Geroy on 12-April-05, 03:59:54
are the jumper settings correct?
yes , the problem is the bios does not recognize ide2, and make many tests on the matter with cables, another PS , etc, etc
I have the last version of the bios

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