SATA and IDE drives

[nhan]

hi guys,

Just put built a new comp, I am using Seagate SATA HDD, and I have an old IDE drive that has some files that I need. I need to copy those file into the SATA HDD, but the system doesn't recognize IDE HDD. Any idea how I go about to make the system recognize IDE HDD. BIOS doesn't pick up IDE HDD, therefore, could not see it in my computer either.

Here's the specs:

Mobo: Asus Maximus formula

HDD: Seagate 320GB SATA 3Gb/s

CPU: intel E6850

thanks for all your help.

[Cricket]

Newer Intel chipsets don't have native support of IDE devices and have a third party controller for that. Did you install the third party IDE controller driver from the motherboard driver CD?

Cricket

[glc]

The JMicron (JMB) controller has to be enabled in the main system bios and be set to IDE mode.

[nhan]

not yet, but I am going to do it right now. thank you

[nhan]

still doesn't work, I enabled J-micron in Bios, but no third party driver in the the cd that came with the motherboard. would you guys happen to know where I can go to download it? I've been searching the internet but no luck so far.
One more problem, my keyboard suddenly stopped working, and when I when into device manager, I got "device driver missing or corrupted, code 39". Most of the posts on here that has the keyword code 39, has something to to with cd/dvd drive, I don't know if that is the same solution for my keyboard problem. Thanks a lot for all your help guys, I just haven't had much luck with computer lately.