there is a black or white jumper on the back of the hard drive where the connections are. just change it according to the diagram shown on the front of hard drive. usually the middle pins
Do you know what jumpers are? If not, a jumper is a connector which links a pair of metal contacts, usually in the form of small pins. By sliding this piece of plastic with a metal clip embedded over the two pins, you connect them together electrically.
The jumpers on a HDD are usually located on the back, between the power and data connectors. They look like another small socket, with the pins sticking out. One pair of pins will be linked by this small bit of plastic - all you have to do is take out the drive and examine the labelling for a diagram showing which pins refer to what status. Simply gently pull the jumper off the pins using pliers or your finger nails, and slide it back over the right ones. My suggestions are what I would try myself. If incorrect, I welcome corrections to my rather limited knowledge. Andy.
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