Siig Ultra ATA 133 PCI & HDD Problem

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Barry McKean

Hi,

Sorry for the cross post, but the more help the better.

Hopefully someone can help. I have just installed the Siig Ultra ATA
133 PCI card along with a Samsung 120GB HDD, but the HDD does not get
recognised as a drive in My Computer. The new drive is set to master
and is on the Primary channel on the card.

The Card is installed correctly and it along with device manager show
the Samsung drive without any problems. The card's BIOS shows the HDD
also as primary master. I have tried updating the drivers for the
card, but this didn't make any difference

This is my current setup.

PM=120GB WD HDD
PS=120GB WD HDD

SM=DVD Rom
SS=Liteon 52x CDRW

I just don't understand why WinXP Pro doesn't show the new Samsung
120GB in My Computer. TIA.

Cheers,

Barry
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Hi,

Sorry for the cross post, but the more help the better.

Hopefully someone can help. I have just installed the Siig Ultra ATA
133 PCI card along with a Samsung 120GB HDD, but the HDD does not get
recognised as a drive in My Computer. The new drive is set to master
and is on the Primary channel on the card.

The Card is installed correctly and it along with device manager show
the Samsung drive without any problems. The card's BIOS shows the HDD
also as primary master. I have tried updating the drivers for the
card, but this didn't make any difference

This is my current setup.

PM=120GB WD HDD
PS=120GB WD HDD

SM=DVD Rom
SS=Liteon 52x CDRW

I just don't understand why WinXP Pro doesn't show the new Samsung
120GB in My Computer. TIA.

Cheers,

Barry
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Needs to be formated with the disk manager in XP. Control
panel>administrative tools>computer management.
Go to the disk management function. Partition and format the drive there.

JT
 
Needs to be formated with the disk manager in XP. Control
panel>administrative tools>computer management.
Go to the disk management function. Partition and format the drive there.
Click to expand...

Thanks JT. I didn't realise you could format it from there. It
worked perfectly.

Cheers,

Barry
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