Windows 10: Harddrive Disconnecting

Hello. Lately My internal SATA harddrive randomly disconnects about once a week now, when I go into BIOS it is not listed anymore. I fixed this by disconnecting the SATA and power cables and reconnecting it and it works again, however this keeps happening and I'm not sure if the cause is a faulty SATA cable, or a power setting. I recently changed the power setting turn off harddrive after inactivity to never but will have to wait if it still happens. Please help if there are any other solutions.It's a 1TB WD harddrive and its only a year old so there shouldn't be any problems, however the SATA

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New Seagate harddrive disconnects until **power plug** is pulled

You are right. Seagate Drive Settings is not listed in the supported software for Windows 10.
I have been using it with Windows 7 and 10 so I did not realize there was supposed to be a problem.

Will my Seagate drive work with Windows 10?
Will my Seagate drive work with Windows 10? | Seagate Support US


Seagate Dashboard should be used instead.





Select to Manage drive





Dashboard can be used for:

• Turn LED on/off
• Test drive
• Select Power saving mode

 

Best gaming harddrive Sugestion ???

Seagate states on their 750gb,32mb cache harddrive that the best application is video surveillance.(liquor stores,how very sad and completly overpriced for the amount of problems they have).Yet Passmark lists this near the top of their harddrive page.Any one have a suggestion for something that will last.(maybe samsung???)
Also I was considering a Raidmax hybrid 2 sli 630w powersupply.Any thoughts on Raidmax??

 

HARDDRIVE ISSUES

who thanks for the speedy response. so just to be certain. my WEEKEND PROJECT SHOULD BE:

1 - create a bootable / recovery disk of the xp, including backing up all files - (from old pc)

2 - take out xp drive - (from old pc)

3 - disconnect the harddrive from new pc (windows 10 pro - made a mistake in the intial email)

4- connect xp harddrive in new pc

5 - install fresh xp when i connect ??

6 - get the new harddrive

When i get the new Harddrive that i want the windows 10 on:

1 - disconnect the xp harddrive,

2 - connect the new harddrive,

3 - install windows 10 on new harddrive,

4 - reconnect the xp harddrive,

5 - set both sequence....