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DELL:

Keep pressing F2 to BIOS during the boot process, then go to Onboard Devices-SATA Operation, select ATA here, press enter and then select YES. Then press the ESC key, then select Save/Exit and press enter.

Acer (ACER), Yi Meixun (eMachines), Jie Wei (GATEWAY, Dairy):

Press F2 to enter BIOS, use the right button of the keyboard to select MAIN, then use the down key to select SATA mode, then press enter, then select IDE, then press F10, and then press enter.

Asus (ASUS):

Press F2 to enter BIOS on boot, select Compatible here in Advanced-IDE Configuration-SATA Operation Mode, then press F10 and press enter.

HP (HP):

HP's new machine is a graphical version of BIOS, which can be operated with a mouse. Boot by pressing F10 to enter bios, in System Configuration-SATA Device Mode, where you can choose AHCI or IDE, click with the mouse, select IDE, and then press the "X" button in the lower left corner to select YES.

Or press F10 to enter BIOS when booting, set "Enable Native Sata Support" to disable, and press F10 to save and exit.

Or press F10 to enter BIOS when booting, find SATA Native Mode in System Configuration-Device Configurations, set it to Disabled, and press F10 to save exit.

Shenzhou:

Start up and press F2 to BIOS, point the cursor to the line HDC Configure AS in Advanced, press enter, select IDE, press enter, press F10, and then press enter.

Lenovo THINKPAD:

Press F1 to BIOS on boot, then go to Config----Serial ATA (SATA)-SATA Controller MODE Option (select compatibility here), then press F10 and press enter.

Lenovo:

Press F2 to enter BIOS when starting up, press enter key here in Configuration-SATA Mode Selection to select IDE, press F10 and then press enter.

Or press f2 to enter the BIOS setting, configuration has sata controller mode option, select compatible for ide mode, select ahci for sata mode, here we choose compatible mode, and then press f10 and then press enter to exit.

Toshiba:

Press F2 to enter BIOS on boot, select compatibility here in Advanced-SATA Controller MODE, then press F10 and press enter.

Machines of the same brand may also have different BIOS, so there are different setting methods, but they are generally the same, and they will be able to look at each other.

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