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Join Date: Jun 2005
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[SOLVED] HDs show up in device manager, but not in "My Computer"
First of all i'd like to welcome myself to these forums.
Ok here's my problem- I am using two Western Digital WD400 40GB Pata drives. They are identical. FIrst i connected both the drives to my SATA controller using two pata to sata adapters (all hardware, i know they work.) I then booted up into XP and went into my computer. My computer recognized them and everything was jolly, except that i wanted to make a Raid 0 array out of 'em. So i rebooted, changed my motherboard's sata function to "raid" instead of "base" and set up a raid 0 array in the bios's config utility. Then i booted up XP and installed my SATA drivers, which all worked fine. Rebooted and... Can't see my drives in My computer! So i thought ah whatever, screw the raid, and when into the Bios utility, changed all the settings back to normal and deleted the Raid in the bios. NOW when i go to My Computer, i cant see the drives but the Device Manager can. I even plugged one drive into an external usb enclosure, Device manager can see it but My Computer can't. What is going on? Thanks! |
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