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Ruben

Can anyone tell me why my IDE hard drive and my cd-roms
are identified as scsi in my device manager?
 
Ruben said:
Can anyone tell me why my IDE hard drive and my cd-roms
are identified as scsi in my device manager?
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Are they on a RAID controller card? If so, this is normal.
 
Bob Willard said:
True for either RAID or non-RAID add-in controller cards.
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I didn't know that. Thanks, Bob, for the info. The only controller card I've
ever used is a RAID card.

Still waiting to hear from the OP.
 
Maybe you can help me with this. In System Info my cd-rw on IDE2 slave
shows as SCSI with a target 1, and the cd-r shows as SCSI target 0.
Does the target imply anything. They are not scsi devices.
Bob
 
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