eSATA & vista sp1

Hi All,
Anybody having as I am problems with eSATA devices since installing SP1?
My eSATA drives show in the BIOS boot screen but hangs on the Vista drivers
loading bard or just beyond on the black screen before the Windows logo.
If I restart without the eSATA device connected/powered up Vista loads
normally and if I then switch on/plug in the eSATA drive it is not recognised
by windows anywhare.
I have looked in disk management in the admin folder and the drive is not
there.
Any ideas folks?
Tony

No such problem here.

"Brownman" <Brownman@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
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> Hi All,
> Anybody having as I am problems with eSATA devices since installing SP1?
> My eSATA drives show in the BIOS boot screen but hangs on the Vista
> drivers
> loading bard or just beyond on the black screen before the Windows logo.
> If I restart without the eSATA device connected/powered up Vista loads
> normally and if I then switch on/plug in the eSATA drive it is not
> recognised
> by windows anywhare.
> I have looked in disk management in the admin folder and the drive is not
> there.
> Any ideas folks?
> Tony

You may need to reinstall the SATA driver. There is a known issue
concerning the automated reinstallation of a few drivers when upgrading to
SP1. Perhaps that is what is going on with your computer.

"Brownman" <Brownman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
newsE80DED5-7DB2-4B1B-B874-E33E669C482E@microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> Anybody having as I am problems with eSATA devices since installing SP1?
> My eSATA drives show in the BIOS boot screen but hangs on the Vista
> drivers
> loading bard or just beyond on the black screen before the Windows logo.
> If I restart without the eSATA device connected/powered up Vista loads
> normally and if I then switch on/plug in the eSATA drive it is not
> recognised
> by windows anywhare.
> I have looked in disk management in the admin folder and the drive is not
> there.
> Any ideas folks?
> Tony

Hi,
I will try that but as all of the drives in the machine are SATA I can't see
how it would cure it. I will try anyway and report back.
Thanks,
Tony

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

> You may need to reinstall the SATA driver. There is a known issue
> concerning the automated reinstallation of a few drivers when upgrading to
> SP1. Perhaps that is what is going on with your computer.
>
> "Brownman" <Brownman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> newsE80DED5-7DB2-4B1B-B874-E33E669C482E@microsoft.com...
> > Hi All,
> > Anybody having as I am problems with eSATA devices since installing SP1?
> > My eSATA drives show in the BIOS boot screen but hangs on the Vista
> > drivers
> > loading bard or just beyond on the black screen before the Windows logo.
> > If I restart without the eSATA device connected/powered up Vista loads
> > normally and if I then switch on/plug in the eSATA drive it is not
> > recognised
> > by windows anywhare.
> > I have looked in disk management in the admin folder and the drive is not
> > there.
> > Any ideas folks?
> > Tony
>

In message <6EDB0A8F-6629-4FC2-8B85-544F2F64365E@microsoft.com> Brownman
<Brownman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I will try that but as all of the drives in the machine are SATA I can't see
>how it would cure it. I will try anyway and report back.

Depending on your motherboard, the eSATA port may not be on the same
controller as your other drives.

Many modern motherboards have two or three SATA controllers, it's
entirely possible that all your installed drives are using the first,
and your eSATA port is on the second.

Hi & thanks,
This is what I found delving into the mobo tech notes.
Installed driver now OK.
Thanks All,
Tony

"DevilsPGD" wrote:

> In message <6EDB0A8F-6629-4FC2-8B85-544F2F64365E@microsoft.com> Brownman
> <Brownman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I will try that but as all of the drives in the machine are SATA I can't see
> >how it would cure it. I will try anyway and report back.
>
> Depending on your motherboard, the eSATA port may not be on the same
> controller as your other drives.
>
> Many modern motherboards have two or three SATA controllers, it's
> entirely possible that all your installed drives are using the first,
> and your eSATA port is on the second.
>