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Old 11-30-03, 05:26 PM Thread Starter   #1
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SCSI drive on IDE3


I've just connected an IDE harddrive (IBM 40GB)to IDE3, but when I look in device manager windows see's it as a SCSI drive. When I look in 'My Computer' the drive isn't there.

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Old 12-01-03, 03:10 AM   #3
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It's not a problem. The driver for many onboard RAID solutions will label the HDDs attached as SCSI, even when used as single drives.
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Why cant I see the drive in my computer?
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Have you partitioned and formatted the drive using Disk Management? It may need to either be initialized or have a signiture written there as well.
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