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SIf you are absolutely certain that the data cables are for A drives (i.e. there is a split and a crossover at the end that connects to the drive), and that the cable is connected with the red side at pin 1 on both ends, then you could have a bad cable (it happened to me), or your mobo end could be bad. I would start by making sure the red side is at pin 1 on the drive and pin 1 on the mobo.  After that I would buy a replacement cable to make sure it isn't a bad cable.  After that, if a working A drive properly connected with a working cable doesn't function, you need to have your mobo checked.

>If the light stays on forever then the data cable has been connected
>wrongly,try reversing the cable and connect so that the red coloured side
>appears on the other side from where it is now...
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