Check the motherboard. You can connect two drives to a single parallel cable. Most traditional motherboards have two IDE sockets and you can run a maximum of four drives. (one cable per socket, two drives per cable) but you need to configure the drives with jumpers as "primary" and "slave".
Many of the newer motherboards have a "SATA" (Serial ATA) socket or some combination of SATA and IDE but you'd have to use a SATA drive with a SATA cable to use the SATA socket.
Most computers have two internal connections for hard drives. You may also connect a third (external) hard drive via USB.
Yes, you can. If your computer has more sata ports you can use then to connect more hard drives.
Only two drives can be supported on an IDE cable. One Master and one Slave.
You need two cables called IDE cables. Typically these cables have the ability to connect two hard drives or two CD DVD roms. So just find two IDE cables and you can conect what you need to connect.
Typically EIDE cables connect to IDE Hard-drives and optical drives such as CD and DVD Drives. The cable connects between the motherboard of the computer and the hard-drive or optical drive. Normally most motherboards have two idea buses. You can have to drives per cable. So a total of 4 drives.
Hard Drives connect to the motherboard one of two ways. Either using a 40-wire/40-pin HDD ribbon cable, or an 80-wire/40-pin HDD ribbon cable. HDD stands for Hard Drive Disk.
method of storing data on two or more hard drives that work together?
There are many types of storage media, two of them are USBs, or thumb drives, and external hard drives.
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If you have connected more than two hard drives (non-RAID), W7 created a special partition for the system stability. You can trick the system, and disconnect all hard drives except the system one. After you are done installing the system, you can connect the other drives again and not having the 200 mb partition.
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