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Originally Posted by jerkyjerky
I took the suggestion from dmoldovan and I purchased a SATA to eSATA bracket. The problem of slow boot ups appears to be gone and the drive is now working perfectly. Thanks again dmoldovan for sharing your similar setup with me. So I suppose the ultimate result is that the existing eSATA bracket built into the motherboard is a piece of crap! What a roller coaster ride to get it fixed.
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The onboard eSata connector requires a separate driver.
If you had the wrong driver in there, a bad driver, or no driver, it wouldn't work so well.
Did you try deleting it and reinstalling it? How about the motherboard site, is there an updated driver you could try?