XP only sees 1 SATA drive

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• SATA drives works only with Yosemite

  It's really a more of a question for the Apple forums, but I do not any progress on this, so I thought I'd throw it to the crowd here. Basically, I'm on Mac OS 10.8 and I wanted to go to CC2015. Can't do that, of course, unless I'm to 10.9. So I decided to jump straight to Yosemite, 10.10.

  Only problem, is that Yosemite does not see my searched external SATA drives! Someone else, by chance, met this problem? (BTW, if anyone has any suggestions on how to get 10.9 instead, I'd buy some... of course Apple there is no longer in the Apple store).

  Thanks, Geoff

  I think you can go to Detroit to 10.10.

  I had a similar problem with my Highpoint Raid card which doesn't see that my external hard drives after upgrade to Yosemite. A driver updated for the card did all this.

  So, probably, you will need to send an e-mail to the company of Raid and ask for help.

  All the best

  Christoph

• Can I use a SATA drive in the virtual host as a SCSI disk in virtual machine?

  I'm under (64-bit) 2008 R2 RC as host and VMware Workstation 6.5.2. I installed a linux VM, the distribution doesn't really matter, but now I use Debian 5.01 AMT64. I am trying to use SATA drives to the host as drive virtual in the VM, but not successful. Here's what I did.

  -In the virtual machine of VMware Workstation. Add - & gt; hard drive - & gt; use a physical disk - & gt; Choose the device (use entire disk) - & gt; Finishing

  The drive is affected as IDE drive. Here's the first question, I can use it as a SCSI drive? There are only 4 available in CD-ROM and VM IDE drive takes one. I want to be able to use 10 disks.

  -L' use above configuration, if I start the VM, I don't know where devices are. I can't find any device in the name of/dev/hda, / dev/hdb etc.

  Here is my second question. Where are the devices on a virtual computer that were created as virtual disks?

  Hello

  with 2 k 3, you won't have these problems.

  VMware affect physical as IDE disks if the host sees as IDE. He attributes as SCSI host sees the SATA or SCSI drives.

  If you want to change that - you can use this old post of mine. If the descriptor of uncertain post before use you it so that I make the changes.

  Ulli

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• Satego X 200-SATA driver for windows XP required

  Hello... J need a SATA driver for windows XP
  Help PlZ... .thanks

  At only a short suggestion:

  Solution was published a long time here in the forum.
  Check this box:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=26040

  Good bye

• HP envy 750: attempt to add to new PC SATA drive

  You want new 750-150xt to which I want to add my old Pavilion 6380 640 GB SATA drive.  6380 road was only the disk and the disk to boot under Windows 7 64-bit.  Envy has a 256GB SSD as boot drive and a data HD 1 TB drive.

  Pulled out of 6380 and added to the Bay, third player hooked up a new "SATA3" on MB black SATA cable and power cable to the drive then gave.  Noticed in passing that my SATA cable did not have a ground wire wrapped with her which was attached to the chassis of the new PC.

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  FYI - SATA3 socket on MB was a red taken versus black and only available SATA labeled sockets.  Others were all occupied.

  Any thoughts?

  So what is the connected CD drive? Must be the SATA 2. If she jumps from the 1 SATA to SATA 3 something should be available here. The question is not only the availability of a place to connect, it is that the software has progressed where you were with this player and Windows 8/10 uses a completely different approach to find and boot from hard drives.

• Satelite L40 - 17U: Sata driver WinXP

  This problem is not that hard to fix, but I'm looking for the driver but I can't find it. And don't tell me to go to the page for downloading drivers for my L40 - 17U because I was there and you get not only the driver that I am looking for it.
  Each driver else I get the it. So help me through the Please this problem. I formatted my laptop which has vista home basic on because I want to install XP Pro.
  Now the thing is my laptop says "drive not found" I know how to solve the problem. Here's the method (you need a CD in Windows XP Sata driver for your laptop to XP, the program nlite and a clean CD):
  Take a CD of Windows XP and the program nlite to integrate driver sata + XP files from the original XP CD on the own CD.
  The process is not that difficult, but you have all the software and drivers for your laptop for Windows XP. The driver, I'm fighting for is the sata driver. Can someone help me know where to find the sata for my L40-17U dirver - please?

  Here are the specifications of my laptop of neede to get the driver for xp sata:
  model No.: PSL48E-02P031ZA
  Processor: Dual-Core T2330 1.6 GHz

  If you need more information please let me know and I will it provide.

  Post edited by: chvw1987

  > And tell me to go to the page for downloading drivers for my L40 - 17U because I was there and you get not only the driver that I am looking for it.

  I put t think you know what you're talking about.
  I've visited the European driver of Toshiba page and yes I checked the L40 PSL48E and YES download area I found the SATA driver!

  Intel Storage Manager contains the necessary SATA driver!

  As you suggest, you can create a new Win XP CD and could include the SATA driver to this page using the nLite.
  It of not complicated and gentle

  Recommend to check this

• Windows XP Pro SP3 does not include 1 TB WD internal SATA drive Green even if it is marked in the Device Manager doesn't work properly

  Using motherboard Asus P5N - D, the Sata drive is displayed in the bios.  I use a Maxtor IDE drive as primary and I just wanted to add more disk space.

  Hello

  Try to connect the external hard drive on another computer and check if the same problem persists.

  I suggest that you set the drive letter for the external hard drive and check if that helps.

  To assign a drive letter to a drive, a partition, or a volume, follow these steps:

  1. Sign in as an administrator or as a member of the Administrators group.
  2. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click performance and Maintenance.

     Note If you do not see the performance and Maintenance, go to step 3. Performance and Maintenance appears in control Panel only if you use category view. If you are using the classic view, performance and Maintenance does not appear.

  3. Click Administrative Tools, double-click computer management, and then click disk management in the left pane.
  4. Right click on the drive, the partition, the logical drive or volume that you want to assign a drive letter to and then click change drive letter and paths.
  5. Click on Add.
  6. Click assign the following drive letter if it is not already selected, and then accept the default drive letter or click the drive letter that you want to use.
  7. Click OK.

  For more information:

  How to change drive letter assignments in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307844

• SATA drive that is detected as a USB Windows

  I have a computer with IDE & SATA dual channels

  1 x 250 GB IDE hard drive of are installed

  1 x SATA 350 gig which show road as is

  the IDE hard drive is on master on the IDE channel

  SATA is set to master on the SATA chanel with a RW dvd as slave

  At startup, the system starts on diving SATA

  In windows /My computer / Ide drive C: and the

  D: SATA drive appears as a USB stick with a capacity of concert only 8.

  someone at - it an idea of what is wrong before I try a reinstall

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  Check the disk management utility in Windows XP to the unallocated disk space: you can check the link below:

  How to use disk management to configure basic disks in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309000

  The above article will tell you about the configuration of the drive hard and re-allocation of disk space.

  Note that formatting the hard drive erases all content on the drive so use backup tool and save the data before attempting anything.

• Installation of a dual boot for XP on a Vista - XP installation computer forget the SATA drive after restart required #1

  Hello

  I'm trying to set up a dual-boot XPpro on my Vista machine.  I found the instructions detailed at various locations.  I prepared a score of 30G on my SATA drive and booted from my XPpro and XPpro (SP2) retail drives.  The score is quite small because I have only use for some applications.

  I have the following problem and I wonder if anyone can help.  The disk and partition is by my SP2 disc, but it's ok that BONE is not used on any other machine.

  I can choose the new partition as the location for the new installation of XP.

  Installation gets to the point where the first reboot is required, then at startup, I'm stuck on the option 'press any key to boot from the CD-ROM.  I assume that the reader is not detected.  If I try to start from scratch, I get the warning that the new partition already has an operating system on it, but I can reformat and move forward, then arrive at the startup problem re.

  There is no XP drivers for my Board, but I can not install them because they are on CD and the only option to load the specific drivers in the first part of install required has a diskette is in the drive, and of course I don't have a floppy drive.

  I then use the Startup Repair in Vista I can't move to the stage where XP is installed in fact correctly.

  Any help very welcome!

  Paul

  Hello

  I made a disc of slipstream with nLite as suggested, my sata drivers included but still could not circumvent this problem.  Installation kept insisting that they had to come from A:

  Rather than taking the box to bits I read from the link posted by Michael Murphy, once again and found the answer of Taydius on 250/1 posts.

  http://www.syschat.com/dual-boot-Vista-XP-Vista-already-26-1946.html

  Problem solved by installing EasyBCD in Vista, it points to the new partition with the inaccessible XP and reboot and selection, installation on board as usual.

  Dual boot now works fine.

  Thanks for the help!

  Concerning

• RAW for DV7T-6100 sata driver

  I am looking for the raw for the DV7T-6100 .ini files and can not find them anywhere. I am trying to install Win 7 on this system and it comes up with "no cd/dvd device driver installed etc etc which really means I need drivers SATA on my Win 7 install Flash drive." Where can I find these drivers? the .exe will work of course (except if im missing something)

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Hello:

  Try this...

  Download the drivers from this link below (first or second file listed - 32 or 64 bit depending on the case).

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?AGR=Y&ProdId=2101&DwnldID=23060&keyword=Intel+RAPI...

  Extract the files on a usb flash drive.

  With the flash player and the installation of W7 media connected to the computer, boot from the installation of W7 media.

  After selecting the install now option, select the training - Advanced menu, Options and select the option load a driver.

  You should now see the storage driver files listed.

  If you check the box, it only includes the compatible driver.

  Follow the prompts and hopefully, W7 should install.

• PERC H330 and Raid 5, try adding another SATA drive raid 5 array

  Hi all

  I have one server PowerEdge T330 with 8 slots of disc and have currently 3 SATA drives running a raid 5 configuration.  I have a virtual disk configured for Raid (must).

  The operating system recognizes the disk and is able to use the resources...

  My desire is to add another hard drive to the table (hard disks of the same size, same brand, etc.) with 4 disks without losing any data.

  I looked in the settings of the iDrac and the only adjustment was to add the new disk as a global hot spare or a hot spare dedicated to the virtual drive.

  I also looked in the BIOS and do not see a way to add the new drive.

  Does anyone know how to increase capacity?  I can blow the virtual drive if necessary and start over without problem.  I intend to gradually accomplish this Act until adding 8 disks. (5 times).

  Help!

  Hello.

  Management controllers RAID and tables is not made in the BIOS iDRAC or systems. For the management of the RAID (virtual disks) arrays, you have OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA). If not installed, see the link: http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=TK61C once installed, go to-> Storage->-> H330 PERC controllers-> virtual disk--> sub tasks available-> select reconfigure and run-> then check a box to add the fourth disk on the next page. Follow the prompts and allows you to extend your range of RAID 5.

• Can I put my SATA drive on my PC?

  I have an old HP Pavilion (very old) with 80 GB SATA a1220in. Yes, you think I do with such an old PC, but it is appropriate for my use, as I'm not a hardcore gamer or anything.

  So, what I want to ask is, can I put my hard drive on this PC? It's 80 GB which takes no time to fill up, and yes I can use the external hard drive, but I don't want to attach an external hard drive whenever I start my PC. And added, I want to Dual boot in another operating system.

  Most of the time the drives built for the Protocol SATA II will also work with the controller in the PC in discussion.  It's questionalbe whether SATA III or SATA 6.0 GB drives will be unless they expressly declare that they can be made to work with it.  SATA II or SATA 3.0 GB usually can be changed either with a rider or a software to run on the SATA I controller.  The link you show referencing the SATA I or SATA (serial ATA-150 - what your motherboard calls it) explains the old SATA: SATA revision 1.0 - 1.5 Gbit/s - 150 Mbps

  I suspect only an old SATA revision 1.0-1.5 Gbit/s - 150 MB/s will be hard to find, but a SATA II drive, which can be set with a jumper will work fine. See this page from WD:http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/search/1/a_id/1337/c/130/p/227, 294

  BTW: Find a SATA II WD drive which has the jumper and it will be fine.

• A Persario SR1200NX will support a SATA drive. BIOS doesn't have this option

  I am trying to recover data to a SATA drive for a friend, my card mother Persario SR1200NR has connections for the SATA drive but the bios doesn't have the option for SATA drives. I downloaded the latest BIOS upgrade but still no SATA option appers.

  Hello

  The short answer is NO, there only IDE controller.

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• XPS 8500 additional SATA Drive add...cable/power questions

  Nothing on sites Web of Dell (after two hours of seraching, including a chat with a Dell representative session) on how to add a hard drive from a dell computer. I'm simply confused (this happens regularly) it is difficult to find, or you really need to add a simple video on how to add an extra SATA (how many times people do that?).

  No info on cables, power supplies, how many readers you can add, etc.

  So this is the kind of thing I need... Thank you! How do I add a SATA, which cable does, esp if the slots for the cables are already taken by the BluRay player... can get a cable SATA outputs multiple?

  Thanks for your help.

  Rick Bauer

  Colorado_RBauer

  Thanks, Bev... screw seems to be the only parts I have.

  I am therefore reason to believe that I can put only two disks sata in this 8500, right? and we're already here, so I can really only add one, correct?

  Where are you going to get the good SATA cable?

  the manual referenced does not something specific on SATA wiring part I looked. Should not be too much of a pest, but do you have a specific reference.

  Rick

   
  Colorado_RBauer
   
  Rick,
   
  Yes, you can add an additional hard disk, the disk hard primary exsisting. to add several internal hard drives, you need an open 3.5"/5.25" bay and to install more than four SATA drives, SATA PCIe x 1 expansion card would be necessary.
   
  You should be able to buy a SATA data cable in a store of the local computer, or www.newegg.com for more details, go here,
   
  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16812270093
   
  Better to use a local store to save the S & H
   
  Sorry to say, that the manual is the only reference that Dell has released, as most newer Dell manuals, missing many details.
   
  Install the secondary hard drive is usually relatively in line forward, you must connect the data cable to a SATA connector on the motherboard, and after installation checking the installation process, to see if the drive is recognized.
   
  If the drive is recognized in the installation program for Windows to recognize the second hard drive, it must be patitioned, formatted and received a drive letter using disk Windows 7 Manager.
   
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/fr-FR/Windows-Vista/create-and-format-a-hard-disk-partition
   
  Bev.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

• Problems after installing the second SATA drive in Windows 7

  I just install a second SATA hard drive in Windows 7. Currently, I use only a processor AMD Athlon X 2 4800 with 3 GB of RAM, Windows 7 64 - bit, installed on a 400 GB Samsung SATA drive and have two (a pioneer and a Liteon) DVD burners.

  System worked fine until I put in the new drive. Previously, I had hung as such discs: SATA1 was the existing 400Go drive, SATA2 and 3 were two DVD burners (don't ask me why, I have 2, will remove one of them, if that's the problem).

  Installed the new HARD in the SATA4 drive. Booted up, saw the new drive in the BIOS, but Windows does not see it until I went to disk management, a drive letter assigned and formatted etc. Also, I swapped the drive letters so I had all of the HARD drive (I have my 400 GB split into two readers via the partition) and C: D: E: F: and G:, DVD players.

  Started, began to transfer data from D: to the new E:, and Windows crashes. No message error, everything freezes. Need to reset, and then allow Windows to check for errors etc. Return to Windows, same case again. I swapped the SATA cables so that SATA1 and 2 are the HARD drives and SATA3 and 4 are DVD players. Reboot, same case.

  What I am doing wrong? Or what should I do? I don't even have to start the transfer of data I just let WIndows running for 2 minutes and it automatically hangs again.

  If someone could help me as soon as POSSIBLE please, it would be fantastic. Thank you!

  I've been in contact with the provider, and Yes, that will take it back for Exchange. They gave me some ideas to try first, I'm going to do tonight; They asked me to check if the HARD disk is running on series complete ATA (SATA) mode and to enable the DMA if he asks me to. Otherwise, they said, try the fail-safe mode. Don't know if any of them are currently enabled etc but will find tonight.

  All else fails, I take that back! Simply means a 3 hours trip to Melbourne to make...

  Thanks again guys for your help.

  Michael.