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Old April 25th 05, 12:54 AM
PhoneMatt
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Default New Hard Drive for a Presario 4824


I am adding a 20G Maxtor drive to a 4824 (rev A). I have installed it,
the bios recognizes it, but the machine won't boot. (It is booting from
the original hard drive. The machine gives the Compaq splash screen,
then says "OS Loading", then hangs.) The old drive is set as the
master, the new drive as slave. I called Maxtor and was told that the
BIOS had to be upgraded. I called Compaq and was told that they had no
idea where I could get the Rompaq with the upgrade for this BIOS. Does
anyone have any idea of where I can find the elusive BIOS upgrade
Rompaq for this machine?

Thanks,

Matt


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