| Windows 7: Windows 7 7264 Build - CD/DVD Drivers Missing? |
02 Nov 2009
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Therein lies the problem, the drives don't show up in the device manager, they don't show up anywhere when running Win 7..
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02 Nov 2009
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Are there any unknown devices showing up in Device Manager? Maybe it is the controller that Win 7 isn't recognizing, not the devices. | My System Specs | | System Manufacturer/Model Number home-built OS Win 7-32, XP Pro-32 CPU Xeon 3070 (2.66 GHz) Motherboard Asus P5W DH Deluxe, BIOS 2901 Memory 4 GB Graphics Card PowerColor ATI Radeon HD 5750 (fanless) Sound Card on-board Monitor(s) Displays Dell U2711 Screen Resolution 2560x1440 Keyboard Lexmark IBM Type "M" - PS/2 connector Mouse Wacom Intous4, Logitech Wheel Mouse as backup PSU Seasonic SS-650HT Case Antec P180 Cooling Sunbeam Tuniq Tower 120, 4 120mm fans (variable rpm) Hard Drives All SATA:
ICH7R (AHCI): 1 Intel X-25M 80GB SSD, 2 Samsung HD103UJ 1TB, 1 Seagate ST3750330MS 750GB;
JMB363: Samsung SH-S223L DVD;
Promise TX4302: two mobile racks, normally powered off Internet Speed Cable ~ 6 mbps Other Info DVD: Samsung SH-S223L (SATA),
SanDisk CompactFlash reader,
Epson R280 printer,
HP Laserjet 4100dtn,
Epson scanner,
NeatReceipts scanner
Laptops: Dell XPS 15 L501x, Dell E5420 |
02 Nov 2009
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Quote: Originally Posted by Guy Scharf Are there any unknown devices showing up in Device Manager? Maybe it is the controller that Win 7 isn't recognizing, not the devices. Only the Other Devices one identifying a Mass Storage Controller"
I have attached a screen cap of the device manager identified as Windows 7. the second cap is the same computer device manager when booted under the Vista OS. You can see the three CD/DVD drives. | My System Specs | | |
02 Nov 2009
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If Win 7 cannot identify the controller, then neither can it see any devices attached to the controller. I think a missing driver for the controller is your problem.
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To determine exactly what the missing device is, right click on the mass storage controller device in Device Manager, select Properties, Details tab, and find "Hardware IDs" line. You'll see something beginning PCI\VEN\... Right click and copy that string, or one of the other hardware ids, and then do a Google search on the string. That will probably identify the controller very precisely.
The next step will be to find a Windows 7-compatible driver for the device. Depending on the device, motherboard, etc., you might best look at the motherboard manufacturer's web site, or the controller's if you have a separate controller card. Or maybe you need to update your BIOS to a later version. The correct answer is hard to estimate without knowing your system specs. | My System Specs | | System Manufacturer/Model Number home-built OS Win 7-32, XP Pro-32 CPU Xeon 3070 (2.66 GHz) Motherboard Asus P5W DH Deluxe, BIOS 2901 Memory 4 GB Graphics Card PowerColor ATI Radeon HD 5750 (fanless) Sound Card on-board Monitor(s) Displays Dell U2711 Screen Resolution 2560x1440 Keyboard Lexmark IBM Type "M" - PS/2 connector Mouse Wacom Intous4, Logitech Wheel Mouse as backup PSU Seasonic SS-650HT Case Antec P180 Cooling Sunbeam Tuniq Tower 120, 4 120mm fans (variable rpm) Hard Drives All SATA:
ICH7R (AHCI): 1 Intel X-25M 80GB SSD, 2 Samsung HD103UJ 1TB, 1 Seagate ST3750330MS 750GB;
JMB363: Samsung SH-S223L DVD;
Promise TX4302: two mobile racks, normally powered off Internet Speed Cable ~ 6 mbps Other Info DVD: Samsung SH-S223L (SATA),
SanDisk CompactFlash reader,
Epson R280 printer,
HP Laserjet 4100dtn,
Epson scanner,
NeatReceipts scanner
Laptops: Dell XPS 15 L501x, Dell E5420 |
03 Nov 2009
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Quote: Originally Posted by tjbailey40 
Quote: Originally Posted by Guy Scharf Are there any unknown devices showing up in Device Manager? Maybe it is the controller that Win 7 isn't recognizing, not the devices. Only the Other Devices one identifying a Mass Storage Controller" Go into properties --> update driver --> let it search windows update
O/wise find the Vista driver and use that.
Crazy B | My System Specs | | System Manufacturer/Model Number Manufacturer: Me Model: 1 of a kind OS Windows 7 CPU AMD X2 4200+ Motherboard MSI K8N SLI Platinum Memory 2GB A-Data DDR1 PC3200 Graphics Card Asus EN8500GT Silent Magic 512M Sound Card Creative SB 24 Monitor(s) Displays Dell 20" Flatscreen Keyboard some dodgy Labtec wireless thing Mouse Came with the dodgy Labtec keyboard PSU 750W something Case Wood, Smoked Glass, homebuilt and beautiful Cooling Air; Noctua & NH-12 CPU cooler, T-right Ex-spirit N-Bridge Hard Drives Seagate Barracuda 80GB system
Seagate barracuda 320G data
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