SATA Hard Drive is not Recognized in BIOS after Windows 7 Reinstallation

My 160 GB Western Digital SATA hard drive is not recognized in BIOS after I reinstalled Windows 7 because I was having a Win 32 Virus. I tried so many things to make it working, like switching of cables etc. but it didn't help me out. And unfortunately I don't have another PC to check whether it gets recognized or not.

First of all, if your Hard Drive is not getting recognized, you should have a check on all of the cables, memory, jumpers once again firmly, and try to boot up the system with the minimum hardware(s) attached to it. Then, re-configure the BIOS settings related to SATA; it might help you out but, in case if it doesn't, your HDD might be having some defects in it.

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