Is the SATA cable seated firmly into both connectors, motherboard and HDD?
Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA cable or the HDD end of the SATA cable at all?
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Is the SATA cable seated firmly into both connectors, motherboard and HDD?
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Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty (loose) SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty SATA connector cable or a faulty (loose) HDD connection.
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Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA cable], to prove by a process of elimination, where the problem is
Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA cable or the HDD end of the SATA cable at all?
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Is the SATA cable seated firmly into both connectors, motherboard and HDD?
Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty (loose) SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty SATA connector cable or a faulty (loose) HDD connection.
Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA cable], to prove by a process of elimination, where the problem is
Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA connector or the HDD end of the SATA connector at all?
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Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA cable or the HDD end of the SATA cable at all?
Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty (loose) SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty SATA connector cable or a faulty (loose) HDD connection.
Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA cable], to prove by a process of elimination, where the problem is
Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA connector or the HDD end of the SATA connector at all?
Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty (loose) SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty SATA connector cable or a faulty (loose) HDD connection.
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Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA cable] to prove, by a process of elimination, where the problem is
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Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA cable], to prove by a process of elimination, where the problem is
Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA connector or the HDD end of the SATA connector at all?
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Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty (loose) SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA connector cable] or a faulty (loose) HDD connection.
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Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty (loose) SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty SATA connector cable or a faulty (loose) HDD connection.
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Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the SATA cable to prove, by a process of elimination, where the problem is
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Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA cable] to prove, by a process of elimination, where the problem is
Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA connector or the HDD end of the SATA connector at all?
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Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA connector cable] or a faulty HDD.
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Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty (loose) SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA connector cable] or a faulty (loose) HDD connection.
Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the SATA cable to prove, by a process of elimination, where the problem is
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Can you isolate it to whether you have to move the 'motherboard' end of the SATA connector or the HDD end of the SATA connector at all?
Depending on which end the problem seems to be it may be either a faulty SATA connector on the motherboard, (hopefully not), a faulty [https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SATA-Hard-Drive-HDD-Connector-Cable-For-Samsung-NP300E4-NP300E4A-NP300E4X/273012057556?hash=item3f90c965d4:g:LR0AAOSww1havkTp|SATA connector cable] or a faulty HDD.
Unfortunately if you cannot easily determine exactly where the problem lies you may have to change either the HDD or the SATA cable to prove, by a process of elimination, where the problem is
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