SOLUTION!
解决方案
a) One time
临时方案(一次性有效)
You can fix it for one time by booting Linux LiveCD/LiveUSB and rebooting - Linux communicates with SATA drives and spins them - after reboot BIOS will detect your WD drive and so will Windows.
你可以通过启动Linux安装光盘/安装U盘一次,然后再次重启——Linux会与SATA驱动通信并转换(识别)他们——重启之后BIOS会识别到硬盘,所以Window是同样会启动 ...
Hi all,
大家好,
I've pinpointed the issue which is related to this function of HDDs
我已经查明了这个问题是与机械硬盘的一项功能有关
Power up in standby:按需启动
Your motherboard doesn't support PM2 and neither does mine.
你的主板不支持PM2模式(?),我的也一样。
You should get your old HDD back as it is OK.
你可以继续使用你的原来的机械硬盘,因为它还能工作。
Windows haven't broke ...
a) One time
You can fix it for one time by booting Linux LiveCD/LiveUSB and rebooting - Linux communicates with SATA drives and spins them - after reboot BIOS will detect your WD drive and so will Windows.
b) Permanent
(that is until Windows 10 overwrites the setting again :D)
Follow the instruction and avoid Sleep on 9879.
1. Make bootable pendrive with DOS (use that tool http://rufus.akeo.ie/)
2. Put HDAT2_50.EXE on your pendrive (http://www.hdat2.com/download.html)
3. Boot from USB
4. Type HDAT2_50.EXE /W
5. Reboot.
Hi all,
I've pinpointed the issue which is related to this function of HDDs http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-up_in_standby
Your motherboard doesn't support PM2 and neither does mine.
You should get your old HDD back as it is OK. Windows haven't broke the hardware.
Guys in your shop are lame, sorry.
That's the explanation of what's happening:
HDD gets power (electric current) but stays still instead of spinning (it waits for ATA signal).
If your BIOS doesn't support it (you probably get something like "SATA1 0MB") bootloader can't start so Windows won't work.
On the other hand, Linux supports direct communication with SATA drives so here comes our saviour.
SOLUTION!
a) One time
You can fix it for one time by booting Linux LiveCD/LiveUSB and rebooting - Linux communicates with SATA drives and spins them - after reboot BIOS will detect your WD drive and so will Windows.
b) Permanent
(that is until Windows 10 overwrites the setting again :D)
Follow the instruction and avoid Sleep on 9879.
1. Make bootable pendrive with DOS (use that tool http://rufus.akeo.ie/)
2. Put HDAT2_50.EXE on your pendrive (http://www.hdat2.com/download.html)
3. Boot from USB
4. Type HDAT2_50.EXE /W
5. Reboot.
Here comes the explanation from the author of HDAT2 http://www.hdat2.com/hdat2_faq.html#q19
I'm happy to make your 'bricked' HDDs working fine again.
先粘贴在这里,明天对照翻译翻译软件试下。
I've pinpointed the issue which is related to this function of HDDs http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-up_in_standby
Your motherboard doesn't support PM2 and neither does mine.
You should get your old HDD back as it is OK. Windows haven't broke the hardware.
Guys in your shop are lame, sorry.
That's the explanation of what's happening:
HDD gets power (electric current) but stays still instead of spinning (it waits for ATA signal).
If your BIOS doesn't support it (you probably get something like "SATA1 0MB") bootloader can't start so Windows won't work.
On the other hand, Linux supports direct communication with SATA drives so here comes our saviour.
SOLUTION!
a) One time
You can fix it for one time by booting Linux LiveCD/LiveUSB and rebooting - Linux communicates with SATA drives and spins them - after reboot BIOS will detect your WD drive and so will Windows.
b) Permanent
(that is until Windows 10 overwrites the setting again :D)
Follow the instruction and avoid Sleep on 9879.
1. Make bootable pendrive with DOS (use that tool http://rufus.akeo.ie/)
2. Put HDAT2_50.EXE on your pendrive (http://www.hdat2.com/download.html)
3. Boot from USB
4. Type HDAT2_50.EXE /W
5. Reboot.
Here comes the explanation from the author of HDAT2 http://www.hdat2.com/hdat2_faq.html#q19
I'm happy to make your 'bricked' HDDs working fine again.
穷鬼bin
- parameter /W (Wake/Spin-up) is tested and works
(when the feature 'Power-up in Standby Feature Set' is enabled)
via http://www.hdat2.com/hdat2_release.html
发表于 2014-11-23 13:11 IP属地未知
SOLUTION!
解决方案
a) One time
临时方案(一次性有效)
You can fix it for one time by booting Linux LiveCD/LiveUSB and rebooting - Linux communicates with SATA drives and spins them - after reboot BIOS will detect your WD drive and so will Windows.
你可以通过启动Linux安装光盘/安装U盘一次,然后再次重启——Linux会与SATA驱动通信并转换(识别)他们——重启之后BIOS会识别到硬盘,所以Window是同样会启动
b) Permanent
永久方案 (也就是说直到微软重写规则前都有效)
(that is until Windows 10 overwrites the setting again :D)
Follow the instruction and avoid Sleep on 9879. 按照以下说明避免9879进入(硬盘)睡眠
1. Make bootable pendrive with DOS (use that tool http://rufus.akeo.ie/)
制作dos启动U盘
2. Put HDAT2_50.EXE on your pendrive (http://www.hdat2.com/download.html)
将HDAT2_50.exe拷贝到U盘上
3. Boot from USB
从U盘启动
4. Type HDAT2_50.EXE /W
输入 “HDAT2_50.EXE /W”
5. Reboot.
重启
Here comes the explanation from the author of HDAT2 http://www.hdat2.com/hdat2_faq.html#q19
如果想了解为何此操作可以解决问题,请移步http://www.hdat2.com/hdat2_faq.html#q1
I'm happy to make your 'bricked' HDDs working fine again.
很高兴变砖的硬盘再次工作