On Jul 6, 2005, at 11:31 PM, Adam Vaughn wrote:

It' is indeed a desktop case unit. Both the CD-ROM and Zip drives are on Internal ATA 1, while the main hard drive is on Internal ATA 0, according to the System Profiler. The CD-ROM drive is set as master. The main HD, however, I have no idea about (though I can't fathom how it might've come set as a slave drive from the factory). How do I go about accessing it, since it seems to be under the main cluster of drives?
-Adam

Okay, you must have the top cover off to be looking at the drives, so there is a plastic cover over the slots where the cards plug in that just pulls up and it's hinged. At the front and back of the larger section which contains the drives, there are two slide plastic catches which hold that section down. Once they have been slid back to unlock that side of the case, the entire section just lifts up and is also hinged. There is even a plastic leg which will fold out to support the drive section. There is a HD sled under that section which screws directly to the bottom of the case. Not sure if that is where you are talking about or not, but the only other place it would be located is exposed on top, so I assume yours is under that section if you cannot see it. Be careful when pulling up that section as the cables feed down to the motherboard through a hole in that section back near the PSU. It may require you to undo the cables from the floppy, CD-ROM and zip drives in order to get that section up far enough to reveal the lower drive sled. HTH

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