der erste link ist vom asus forum, die leute haben ebenfalls diese probleme, scheint die komplette K52 Serie zu sein.
also lösungs"vorschlag" (bei mir hing er eben mal wieder)
beim 2. einfach den bildern folgen, text ist unwichtig
bei PCI-E beides auf AUS
im asus forum soll der fehler auch am falschen sata controller liegen.
vom mainboard SATA1, von der Festplatte SATA2 (man sollte die platte auf sata 1 jumpern)
aber möchte das notebook nicht wirklich aufschrauben
edit:
so, hab evt. mal was gefunden.
"All SATA drives are supposed to operate on all SATA controllers, regardless of the feature set of either the controller or the drive. Thus, a SATA drive that implements 300MB/sec transfer rates is supposed to operate just fine on a controller that only supports 150MB/sec transfer rates (albeit at 150MB/sec speeds). There is an exception to this rule: There are some older SATA controllers that do not properly perform the feature negotiation with the drive. In this case, the drive will often operate at it's highest capable speed (for most modern drives, this is 300MB/sec) which the controller likely doesn't support. The speed mismatch between what the drive is operating at and what the controller is operating at will cause problems. The following south bridge chips are known to have this problem:
Via VT8237
Via VT8237R
Via VT6420
Via VT6421L
SIS 760
SIS 964
Intel 82801EB (ICH 5/5R)
Therefore, drive manufacturers have implemented a jumper on all SATA drives that are capable of 300MB/sec transfer rates, where that jumper will limit the transfer rate to 150MB/sec operation."
So all you need to do is to apply a jumper on the hdd and the laptop is good to go.
Here's how:
www.seagate.com/images/support/en/us/cuda_sata_block.gif
ASUS should have applied the jumper before selling these laptops.
Problem solved
werde morgen mal auf SATA1 jumpern. habe leider keinen jumper für 2.5" platten hier.
werde morgen das ergebniss mal posten
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