How to set ide mode in my bios?

Question

BIOS

I want to install Windows but it says that

.Windows cannot be installed to this drive. Your computer hardware may not support booting from this disc. Make sure that the controller for this drive is enabled in the BIOS menu of the computer

for dying problems write you need to set the ide mode in sata but I'm not ours where can it be?

Answer 1

Let's set this as the main task:

I want to install Windows

And we will ignore your title (ide is optional for installing Windows).
First of all, we pay attention to the fact that eSATA is just as irrelevant to the installation of Windows as ide. This is just a variant of the SATA interface for connecting external drives in a hot way, i.e. without turning off the power. You don't have such a disk (line on one of the screenshots: eSATA Device - None). Although the port itself is activated (eSATA Ports - Enabled).
And secondly and most importantly , you don’t have the main system disk either: the Fixed HDD screenshot line is None . This is the reason - the system has nowhere to put.
Therefore, open the computer case and look for the HDD / SSD there. If it really is not there, get it, connect it and install the OS, there should be no problems. If it turns out that it is, then check the health of the disk itself and its connection (for example, on another known-good computer).