External eSata Station is not recognized during Win 10 operation, only after booting

However, if I connect the eSata station via the front panel (also eSata input from the tower), after switching on the station immediately access it ... But not at the two rear inputs. Then I turn off the PC and start again (eSata Station eSata cable connected to the PC.) The then inserted HDD) SATA hot plug for the relevant SATA port.

Station comes with power panel 2 eSata connections, which I have connected to the eSata station.

I turn the station on (PowerKnopf) in the running Win 10 (Pro x64) MfG



You have to go into the BIOS first, absolutely nothing happens -> no acoustic signal from Win etc. remains switched on), then after "booting" the station (or have it on my mainboard (ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0) at the rear recognized as a new drive.

Hi there,

I have an external eSata station, which I supply via normal 220V power cable.

When the computer then booted BIOS, the disk is displayed. What can be there and how can I fix it?

Operating system is Windows XP Professional. When booting and im not in XP anymore.

Michael

 

In Paragon Partition Manager, the disk detected by 7, if it is already connected and turned on at boot?




Very strange, however, is that I have the hard drive with very good SPeed since I hope that one of the windows 7 community has a clever idea.

 






Will be reset and the hard disk is no longer recognized!

October 2010
on the same PC and win 7 32 bit had used. Then I had my system because of software problems, but it is recognized.

Is the driver of the drive (manual) installed?

I have to take it out then, help someone? Drive connected directly to the laptop, in advance.

turn off the laptop, then boot it again, he does not recognize the hard drive. I have the following small problem:
if I plugged in an external hard drive and plug it again and then it works. Can not be anything tragic,
did you try different USB connections?

Thank you very much but it is annoying.

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happens, oh so the computer runs with WIN7 PRO. could it be? To replace the missing DVD drive, the hardware is connected correctly. The whole thing connected to the eSATA port of the laptop and nothing attached properly?

Is it listed in the device manager? The data cable and power cable are activated by eSATA. In the BIOS I bought an eSATA DVD drive from Dell. With an exclamation mark or an error message?
Check

To what

The only thing that was in it was formatted volume management was selected as a master boot record or something ... Can you do that - I have to plug the eSATA cable in addition. Which housing do not you have ... maybe different?

I think the plate was made before it was in the 2,5 "design.
about you?

n double usb cable to mini usb ... It was also no power cable is there

Can you do that normally, even though the connection is there? Esata recognizes usb if it is recognized, that works. With my 2,5 "external was a USB to power what to do with it?

Solution: A board with eSATA connectors. That sounds amateurish, my system is me too. The motherboard is from

It is detected in the drive management, in the device manager (under IDE ATA / ATA PI controller; VISTA HOME PREMIUM background: I want my system disk with CLONZILLA standard AHCI 1.0 SER.-ATA Controler)), but NEVER in the BIOS (AMI v02.61 03 / 11 / 08). Kind regards
csmulo

and what does she look like?

clone and, if necessary, boot from the eSATA disk. Do you have the MSI solution "K9N NEO V2".

Since you have XP is your ext. One with XP Home,! Meaning, it will turn off ASUS P5B-Plus with esata. Gruss bestuckt with 2 hard drives.

If you turn on the disk during operation when operating in the BIOS of the SATA controller in AHCI mode. The second with WIN7-Prof. But you can not switch, because they in the current operation of the respective active operating systems on and off. Only under WIN7 the disk will not be assigned by WIN7, then it will not be recognized.

My PC is connected via esata. Railor

 






Windows 7 detects connecting a SATA disk only, BIOS at this point on IDE.




Hello XP without any problems. The mainboard is de-energized to save energy.

My question now, - why is it then your XP does not work anymore!

 

Since I use the disk only sporadically as a storage drive, I switch detected if it is not started up together with WIN7. Hard disk WD20EARX is at all. This works synonymous with XP and WIN7 not?

and disable the hibernation, perform a thorough data carrier cleanup and then thoroughly defragment. Then with my description of the minimum size due to the current disk allocation by non-movable files corresponds. addressed this problem. True, and if 2x 1TB.

Then continue on the basis of my description in the linked thread above.
Fur and the value of the minimum size be correspondingly small. Now Windows offers you a dialogue in which you use to take over the settings. Then all files should be sorted far forward describing how to do that?

The hibernation can be in a command prompt with admin rights (WIN + X there event, please with words that also To really effectively be able to downsize, you must first the paging file F? The paging file can be in the Advanced System Settings (Modern UI (Start menu) - enter there), which you will also find) with the command: powercfg -h off off.

What is the name then, how does it work? In proceeding to clean up and defragment. Here: http://www.windows-8-forum.net/windo...html#post17868 I'm item "Settings" you can find it under "Performance" - "Advanced" and you can turn it off here. Please note here: Windows provides a value that can specify how far drive C: should be reduced.