Common BIOS capacity barriers include 528 MB, 2.1 GB, 8.4 GB, and 32 GB. There are multiple solutions to work around BIOS capacity barriers, always disconnect the ATA and power cables first before entering the BIOS, to keep the system from hanging. To troubleshoot these problems follow these steps. Restart and enter the system BIOS to set the drive parameters manually. Look for an on-screen message stating which key to press.) (Entering the system BIOS is usually accomplished by pressing F1, F2, or DEL right after powering the system on. Set the BIOS parameters for the drive from Auto-Detect to None, or Off. Save settings, exit setup, and power the system off. Reconnect the power and ATA cables, power the system on and boot to the MaxBlast CD or Floppy. When the system boots to the MaxBlast program, choose the Utilities option and select Set Drive Size. MaxBlast will register the maximum LBA the system BIOS can accommodate. Agree to the recommended settings MaxBlast has supplied, and finish the process. Restart, enter the system BIOS, and set the drives parameters back to Auto-Detect. Save settings, exit setup and reboot to the MaxBlast CD or Floppy and run the normal install. When finished partitioning and formatting the drive, follow the instructions to install Windows. "ĭownload the MAxblast from this page if it didn't come with the drive: #Maxblast 5 iso download install
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