Solved: CD-ROM is not reconized by WIN98SE

I have a computer that has Win 98SE on it. I have a Cyber 52X CD-
ROM drive and a HP CD Writer 9100 Series. I loaned this computer to my daughter and now neither drive is reconized when you start the computer. I have checked the power cables and replaced the cable from Secondary IDE port to the CD-Roms and it still does not see the drives? What else could be my problem? I noticed in the BIOS that on the Secondary IDE both Master and Slave that my choices are Auto, User and none. I used Auto. The Cyber 52X CD-Rom is set as master and the HP writer 9100 is set for slave.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Sometimes if one of the drives goes neither one will show up in BIOS. Try to hook up just one at a time and see what happens. Don't forget to set the jumpers appropriately.

 

I did try both one at a time. Any other suggestions?

 

Just to clarify. Dpes BIOS see the drives or it it only in Win98?

 

No I do not think that BIOS can find it either. When I enter the Auto detect for hard drive it changes to none.

 

I tried both drives in another computer and they work fine. I then took one of the drives and installed it as a slave on IDE-1. It recognized the CD-Rom and it worked fine.
I guess my question is could it be that the IDE-2 port is bad. I looked at it and can not see anything that seems to be wrong, such as bent pin.
Does anyone have any suggestions.