Windows does not see correct hdd order.

I have 3 hdd. All of them are sata and i can see the corect order showed in BIOS:
Disk 0 - WD 500GB
Disk 1 - WD 1TB
Disk 2 - Samsung 1TB

Right from the instalation part windows does not see the corect order.
Disk 0 - WD 1TB
Disk 1 - WD 500GB
Disk 2 - Samsung 1 TB

Any ideea why?

I've had that happen a few times. Some of the time, it was because one drive was formatted, so the installer put it first in line. There doesn't always seem to be a rhyme or reason to it. The easiest solution for the time being, especially if the other drives are formatted, is to unplug all by the one you want to be your C (system volume).

Zepher said:

Windows sees the order based on the Boot Order in BIOS.
BIOS sees the order based on the SATA port they are hooked up to.

I know that and i have my desired order in BIOS... that why i asked... because everything is corect in BIOS but not in Windows.

DeaconFrost said:

I've had that happen a few times. Some of the time, it was because one drive was formatted, so the installer put it first in line. There doesn't always seem to be a rhyme or reason to it. The easiest solution for the time being, especially if the other drives are formatted, is to unplug all by the one you want to be your C (system volume).

I have removed all my drives, i`ve reinstalled Windows, i`ve reinserted all my drives and Windows see the order wrong again. (i`m talking about Disk Management console).

Freaky...
BIOS order equals Boot order but does not eguals Windows order.

I'm not sure how Windows determines the order in Disk Management, but as long as your drive letters are set the way you want them, there's nothing to worry about.