Re: Sata Drive not recognised

Have similar problem with Vista not recognizing my 2 SATA hardrives. XP Pro
see it no problem????? The drives apear in device list but not under "my
computer"

"Rob Norton" wrote:

> I have this same mobo. I installed Vista by booting with the SATA mode
> set to RAID and then loaded the ulisata drivers during the "choose
> location to install windows" screen. I installed on the sata drive, but
> there should be no reason why this wouldn't work with you installing
> onto an IDE drive.
>
> Joe wrote:
> > I disagree.. My setup:
> > Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
> > IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
> > IDE0:1 = not_used
> > IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
> > IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
> > SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
> > SATA2 = not_used
> >
> > When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA MODE"
> > setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having to
> > install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the IDE0:0 and
> > used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.
> >
> > On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista install
> > from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The Vista
> > install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
> > restarts to fast for me to see the errors.
> >
> > So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
> > installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no BSOD,
> > just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there is only
> > the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
> > Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that install
> > crashed even though they were tagged for vista.
> >
> > so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and not
> > being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of Linux I
> > go.
> >
> > "Theo" wrote:
> >
> >> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
> >> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
> >> Windows XP.
> >>
> >>
> >> MrmagooUK wrote:
> >>> Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive
>

"Simplex" <Simplex@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:40302EEC-9D2C-43BF-8ACC-7FB941DE8EEE@microsoft.com...
> Have similar problem with Vista not recognizing my 2 SATA hardrives. XP
> Pro
> see it no problem????? The drives apear in device list but not under "my
> computer"
>
> "Rob Norton" wrote:
>
>> I have this same mobo. I installed Vista by booting with the SATA mode
>> set to RAID and then loaded the ulisata drivers during the "choose
>> location to install windows" screen. I installed on the sata drive, but
>> there should be no reason why this wouldn't work with you installing
>> onto an IDE drive.
>>
>> Joe wrote:
>> > I disagree.. My setup:
>> > Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
>> > IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
>> > IDE0:1 = not_used
>> > IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
>> > IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
>> > SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
>> > SATA2 = not_used
>> >
>> > When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA
>> > MODE"
>> > setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having
>> > to
>> > install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the
>> > IDE0:0 and
>> > used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.
>> >
>> > On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista
>> > install
>> > from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The
>> > Vista
>> > install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
>> > restarts to fast for me to see the errors.
>> >
>> > So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
>> > installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no
>> > BSOD,
>> > just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there
>> > is only
>> > the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
>> > Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that
>> > install
>> > crashed even though they were tagged for vista.
>> >
>> > so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and
>> > not
>> > being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of
>> > Linux I
>> > go.
>> >
>> > "Theo" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
>> >> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
>> >> Windows XP.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> MrmagooUK wrote:
>> >>> Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive
>>

I am having the same problem, i have been working on it for a WEEK!!! where
is the solition??? i have 2 300 seagate, i have tired to install the INTEL
drivers still NOTHING!!!!.

"Christian" wrote:

>
> "Simplex" <Simplex@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:40302EEC-9D2C-43BF-8ACC-7FB941DE8EEE@microsoft.com...
> > Have similar problem with Vista not recognizing my 2 SATA hardrives. XP
> > Pro
> > see it no problem????? The drives apear in device list but not under "my
> > computer"
> >
> > "Rob Norton" wrote:
> >
> >> I have this same mobo. I installed Vista by booting with the SATA mode
> >> set to RAID and then loaded the ulisata drivers during the "choose
> >> location to install windows" screen. I installed on the sata drive, but
> >> there should be no reason why this wouldn't work with you installing
> >> onto an IDE drive.
> >>
> >> Joe wrote:
> >> > I disagree.. My setup:
> >> > Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
> >> > IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
> >> > IDE0:1 = not_used
> >> > IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
> >> > IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
> >> > SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
> >> > SATA2 = not_used
> >> >
> >> > When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA
> >> > MODE"
> >> > setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having
> >> > to
> >> > install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the
> >> > IDE0:0 and
> >> > used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.
> >> >
> >> > On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista
> >> > install
> >> > from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The
> >> > Vista
> >> > install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
> >> > restarts to fast for me to see the errors.
> >> >
> >> > So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
> >> > installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no
> >> > BSOD,
> >> > just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there
> >> > is only
> >> > the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
> >> > Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that
> >> > install
> >> > crashed even though they were tagged for vista.
> >> >
> >> > so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and
> >> > not
> >> > being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of
> >> > Linux I
> >> > go.
> >> >
> >> > "Theo" wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
> >> >> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
> >> >> Windows XP.
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> MrmagooUK wrote:
> >> >>> Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive
> >>
>
>