Recent content by blazemore42

What I mean is, a KNOWN issue with a known fix. Obviously the problem lies with the driver.

Please, does anyone know if this is an issue with the nForce driver? I've tried searching around but everyone else can fix it by rescanning disks or whatever.

I have the very latest driver from nVidia (Identical version to the one from Gigabyte) When I go on Device Manager _> ATA controllers -> nVidia... -> Properties it doesn't show up on any of the port tabs. Another interesting thing is that only one of the 4 SATA ports on the motherboard actually...

Yes I know that I'm just wondering if it's a known issue.

I don't know where to look to see if it's detected in the BIOS. My BIOS doesn't support booting from eSata devices. I am dual-booting with Ubuntu and it works straight away. I'm pretty sure this rules out the cable, but I'll see if I can borrow one to totally eliminate this.

Yes I have the most up-to-date chipset driver provided by my motherboard manufacturer (Gigabyte) which I believe is actually identical to the upstream nVidia one. I also have the latest BIOS.

OK I answered nearly all of those questions in my original post but here goes: Jesse B: I am running with the power adaptor that came with the enclosure. It's not a hardware issue because it works in Linux. serpretetsky: It never appears in Device Manager or Disk Management Red Falcon: It...

I have an eSata hard disk enclosure of unknown manufacturer (unbranded). It works fine when connected via USB, but when connected via eSata, Windows 7 64-bit doesn't recognise it at all. I have checked in Device manager and it isn't picked up, nor is it in Disk Management. If it is...