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New Hard Drive not appearing
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I purchased a 500 GB SATA Seagate hard drive, first it showed up in the BIOS and also in the disk managment snap-in, after I preformed the format for my hard drive it no longer appears in the BIOS or disk management snap-in but it still appears in the device manager in the control panel. I already have a 500GB HDD and 720 GB HDD already installed and I am using Vista Home Premium 32bit
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