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| 04 Jan 2010 | #1 |
| | Just so I understand why SATA drive I Just installed a bluray SATA opticale RW drive. And was surprised to see in disk management it appeared as a SCSI drive. Was Just wondering why it would not be listed as SATA? Thanks Fabe |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #2 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by thefabe  I Just installed a bluray SATA opticale RW drive. And was surprised to see in disk management it appeared as a SCSI drive. Was Just wondering why it would not be listed as SATA? Thanks Fabe Eric you check device manager to insure a driver is loaded and working? |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #3 |
| | iI Even made sure in Nvidia control pamel that my video card and cable and LCD were all HDCP capible. Just puzzeled me that's all.  |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #4 |
| Windows 7 Ultimate 32 & 64 -(Boot Camped Snow Leopard on a Mac Mini) the 'burbs of @lanta, USA | There's no such thing as a "SATA bus" identifier in Windows. Drives will either display as IDE (ATA) or SCSI. Normal behavior. |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #5 |
| | Thanks I knew it had to be something I didn't know. Fabe |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Dragonfly There's no such thing as a "SATA bus" identifier in Windows. Drives will either display as IDE (ATA) or SCSI. Normal behavior.  |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #7 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Dragonfly There's no such thing as a "SATA bus" identifier in Windows. Drives will either display as IDE (ATA) or SCSI. Normal behavior. |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #8 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by thefabe I Just installed a bluray SATA opticale RW drive. And was surprised to see in disk management it appeared as a SCSI drive. Was Just wondering why it would not be listed as SATA? Thanks Fabe |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #9 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Dragonfly There's no such thing as a "SATA bus" identifier in Windows. Drives will either display as IDE (ATA) or SCSI. Normal behavior. SATA drives are identified in all areas as SATA, if you change the default setting in bios it will bomb out. As a SCSII device you would need the additional host adaptor, I use a SATA opti drive as SATA and its recognised in disk manager as SATA. |
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| 04 Jan 2010 | #10 |
| | @Adrian it's an LG BLRW drive. Now check this out every now and then I boot into my XP drive to update everything and in XP it shows as SATA of course it caused BSOD's and my desktop to change to the white one with the blue triangel. Last time I saw that screen was on ME. Got it sorted out of course I didn't keep any notes on how I went about it cause it upset me OK p***ed me off so I went into freak out mode do this do that. OK.I'm alright blood pressure under control. Fabe |
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