A lot of users are faced with the problem of buying new drives, whether it be external hard drives or drives for optical media. It would seem that I connected them, and the matter is with the end. But for some reason, the system categorically refuses to recognize them automatically. What to do? Here, knowledge about how to include any type of drive in BIOS will come to the rescue. In most cases, this is the most relevant solution.
BIOS does not see the drive: what needs to be done initially?
Although the problems of why this or that proposed solution does not work, and it is customary to write in conclusion of the topic, it is better to immediately see what problems may appear initially.
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