Usb Sata External
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US $1,549.88
Can't access eSATA after reinstall?
Did a reinstall. Now my eSATA drive can only be accessed via USB. It still shows up on the "Safely Remove Hardware" button in the tray when I try to use the eSATA port, it just won't access files or open Autoplay. I used the disk I have for all my drivers, so it should be up to date. All my drivers in Device Manager appear up to date. Windows 7 Gateway TC78 series laptop Cavalry CAXM37500 USB/SATA external HDD @sharad Doubt it's the motherboard. It still recognizes it in the "safely remove hardware" tray icon and in device manager. Plus, it worked up until the minute I formatted (used it for backups). I used the driver disc that came with my windows 7 upgrade. What could be the problem in the registry? How would I go about fixing that? @answerman I'm not booting from it, so BIOS shouldn't matter, should it?
Possible Causes: There might be some problem in the E-Sata port of your Motherboard. The Drivers you installed may not be compatible with Windows 7 so check the manufacture's website for the updated drivers for Windows 7. Problem in the Windows Registry. Additional Details! Go to Start Menu and go to Run type regedit and press enter here in Registry Editor Windows, go to edit Go to Find and here type the name of the e-sata driver software. and delete all the registry entries related to this software. Later on re-install the driver of e-sata software.
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