M2N78-LA Motherboard BIOS did not detect any Hard Drive

Hi,
I have M2N78-LA Motherboard and the BIOS did not detect ANY hard drive
I tried
1- Replaced the HD with another one. did not work
2- Changed the jumper of HD. did not work
3- Changed the SATA data cable and power cable. did not work.
4- Reset the BIOS by removing the battery and also by positioning the cmos jumber. did not work.
I still all time get no hard drive detected, and some time jam on Detecting storage devices ....
then after hours get no booting device.
Any Idea will be good

M2N78-LA Motherboard BIOS did not detect any Hard Drive, does anyone have an answer to this problem.

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