Follow the onscreen prompts until the screen Where do you want to install Windows? is displayed.Insert the Windows 7 DVD into the DVD-ROM drive and restart the system.Please contact your system or RAID controller manufacturer for assistance on defining your drive in a RAID Array. This may still occur even if you are installing a single drive. If your controller supports RAID, you may need to define your drive in a RAID Array before Windows will see the drive, even if the motherboard or system drivers are being loaded correctly. Please disconnect any other hard drives from the computer system until Windows has been completely installed on the desired hard drive. Make sure your drive is detected by your controller or in BIOS during bootup.Primary (C:) drive installation during Windows 7 setup: For assistance with installing Windows please contact Microsoft Support. Please follow the appropriate step-by-step instructions for your installation below. The Windows 7 Operating System has all the necessary tools to properly install a Serial ATA (SATA) hard drive, EIDE hard drive, or Solid State drive (SSD). Installing an EIDE (PATA) Hard Drive on Windows 2000.Installing a SATA Hard Drive on Windows 2000.Attaching an EIDE (PATA) Data Cable to a WD Drive.Attaching a SATA Data Cable to a WD Drive.Attaching the Power Supply to a WD Drive.Jumper Settings for EIDE (PATA) Desktop and Mobile Drives.Special Jumper Setting for Select Advanced Format Drives.Jumper Settings for SATA Desktop drives.When partitioning and/or formatting a drive, once the process begins, ALL THE DATA ON THE DRIVE WILL BE LOST! Some of the instructions in the articles below are Data Destructive and cannot be undone. It also provides our default jumper settings for most WD drives.*END This answer explains how to physically install a WD internal hard drive or Solid State Drive (SSD) on Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP or Windows 2000.
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