
05-25-2008
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Re: After automated updates (Vista 64bit) - no more eSATA drive !
I suggest that you get the latest ESATA driver from the manufacturer of your
system. Winupdata drivers are often out of date or incompatible with your
system.
"Rob" <landrobert@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:0E86F2F9-657D-439A-8D44-2E02C14B538F@microsoft.com...
>I have a dual boot machine (Win Vista 64bit and Win XP32bit). Until a few
> days ago, there was no problem seeing and using all drives including this
> external drive connected in eSATA setup.
>
> Now, after the last automated updates in Vista, I no longer see the eSATA
> drive (I still see it when I boot under XP - so not a physical connection
> issue).
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> Any insight ?
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
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