Re: Sata Drive not recognised

I disagree.. My setup:
Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
IDE0:1 = not_used
IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
SATA2 = not_used

When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA MODE"
setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having to
install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the IDE0:0 and
used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.

On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista install
from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The Vista
install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
restarts to fast for me to see the errors.

So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no BSOD,
just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there is only
the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that install
crashed even though they were tagged for vista.

so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and not
being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of Linux I
go.

"Theo" wrote:

> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
> Windows XP.
>
>
> MrmagooUK wrote:
> > Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive
>

I have this same mobo. I installed Vista by booting with the SATA mode
set to RAID and then loaded the ulisata drivers during the "choose
location to install windows" screen. I installed on the sata drive, but
there should be no reason why this wouldn't work with you installing
onto an IDE drive.

Joe wrote:
> I disagree.. My setup:
> Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
> IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
> IDE0:1 = not_used
> IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
> IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
> SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
> SATA2 = not_used
>
> When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA MODE"
> setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having to
> install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the IDE0:0 and
> used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.
>
> On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista install
> from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The Vista
> install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
> restarts to fast for me to see the errors.
>
> So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
> installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no BSOD,
> just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there is only
> the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
> Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that install
> crashed even though they were tagged for vista.
>
> so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and not
> being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of Linux I
> go.
>
> "Theo" wrote:
>
>> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
>> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
>> Windows XP.
>>
>>
>> MrmagooUK wrote:
>>> Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive

Have similar problem with Vista not recognizing my 2 SATA hardrives. XP Pro
see it no problem????? The drives apear in device list but not under "my
computer"

"Rob Norton" wrote:

> I have this same mobo. I installed Vista by booting with the SATA mode
> set to RAID and then loaded the ulisata drivers during the "choose
> location to install windows" screen. I installed on the sata drive, but
> there should be no reason why this wouldn't work with you installing
> onto an IDE drive.
>
> Joe wrote:
> > I disagree.. My setup:
> > Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
> > IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
> > IDE0:1 = not_used
> > IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
> > IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
> > SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
> > SATA2 = not_used
> >
> > When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA MODE"
> > setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having to
> > install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the IDE0:0 and
> > used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.
> >
> > On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista install
> > from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The Vista
> > install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
> > restarts to fast for me to see the errors.
> >
> > So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
> > installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no BSOD,
> > just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there is only
> > the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
> > Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that install
> > crashed even though they were tagged for vista.
> >
> > so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and not
> > being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of Linux I
> > go.
> >
> > "Theo" wrote:
> >
> >> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
> >> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
> >> Windows XP.
> >>
> >>
> >> MrmagooUK wrote:
> >>> Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive
>

"Simplex" <Simplex@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:40302EEC-9D2C-43BF-8ACC-7FB941DE8EEE@microsoft.com...
> Have similar problem with Vista not recognizing my 2 SATA hardrives. XP
> Pro
> see it no problem????? The drives apear in device list but not under "my
> computer"
>
> "Rob Norton" wrote:
>
>> I have this same mobo. I installed Vista by booting with the SATA mode
>> set to RAID and then loaded the ulisata drivers during the "choose
>> location to install windows" screen. I installed on the sata drive, but
>> there should be no reason why this wouldn't work with you installing
>> onto an IDE drive.
>>
>> Joe wrote:
>> > I disagree.. My setup:
>> > Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
>> > IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
>> > IDE0:1 = not_used
>> > IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
>> > IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
>> > SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
>> > SATA2 = not_used
>> >
>> > When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA
>> > MODE"
>> > setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having
>> > to
>> > install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the
>> > IDE0:0 and
>> > used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.
>> >
>> > On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista
>> > install
>> > from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The
>> > Vista
>> > install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
>> > restarts to fast for me to see the errors.
>> >
>> > So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
>> > installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no
>> > BSOD,
>> > just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there
>> > is only
>> > the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
>> > Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that
>> > install
>> > crashed even though they were tagged for vista.
>> >
>> > so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and
>> > not
>> > being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of
>> > Linux I
>> > go.
>> >
>> > "Theo" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
>> >> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
>> >> Windows XP.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> MrmagooUK wrote:
>> >>> Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive
>>

I am having the same problem, i have been working on it for a WEEK!!! where
is the solition??? i have 2 300 seagate, i have tired to install the INTEL
drivers still NOTHING!!!!.

"Christian" wrote:

>
> "Simplex" <Simplex@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:40302EEC-9D2C-43BF-8ACC-7FB941DE8EEE@microsoft.com...
> > Have similar problem with Vista not recognizing my 2 SATA hardrives. XP
> > Pro
> > see it no problem????? The drives apear in device list but not under "my
> > computer"
> >
> > "Rob Norton" wrote:
> >
> >> I have this same mobo. I installed Vista by booting with the SATA mode
> >> set to RAID and then loaded the ulisata drivers during the "choose
> >> location to install windows" screen. I installed on the sata drive, but
> >> there should be no reason why this wouldn't work with you installing
> >> onto an IDE drive.
> >>
> >> Joe wrote:
> >> > I disagree.. My setup:
> >> > Gigabyte GA-K8U (uli m1689)
> >> > IDE0:0 = Maxtor 6L200R0 Ultra ATA
> >> > IDE0:1 = not_used
> >> > IDE1:0 = SONY DRU-800A (DVD Burner)
> >> > IDE1:1 = SONY CRX320EE (CDR)
> >> > SATA1 = Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA
> >> > SATA2 = not_used
> >> >
> >> > When I first built this system with XP, I set the BIOS "ON CHIP SATA
> >> > MODE"
> >> > setting to "IDE". XP INSTALLED, BOOTED, RAN perfect without me having
> >> > to
> >> > install any extra driver anywhere. I installed the system on the
> >> > IDE0:0 and
> >> > used the SATA as storage partitioned as NTFS.
> >> >
> >> > On this box, I have the luxury to format and start the Win Vista
> >> > install
> >> > from total clean system. Same as above, the same Bios Setting. The
> >> > Vista
> >> > install crashes before it even gets anywhere. BSOD and then the system
> >> > restarts to fast for me to see the errors.
> >> >
> >> > So, I disabled the SATA port in BIOS and install went smooth. After
> >> > installation, re-enabled SATA port, and Vista stops during boot, no
> >> > BSOD,
> >> > just stops. I set the ON CHIP SATA MODE to "RAID" (even though there
> >> > is only
> >> > the 1 drive) and I can boot into Vista, but can't see the drive at all.
> >> > Tried installing some uli m1689 drivers i found on a site, but that
> >> > install
> >> > crashed even though they were tagged for vista.
> >> >
> >> > so as it stands, i have a 200GB SATA drive sitting there spinning and
> >> > not
> >> > being able to be read. Looks like its back to the wonderful world of
> >> > Linux I
> >> > go.
> >> >
> >> > "Theo" wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> Depends on your motherboard and/or how your SATA drives are
> >> >> listed in your BIOS. This is no different than it is with
> >> >> Windows XP.
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> MrmagooUK wrote:
> >> >>> Anybody had trouble with vista not recognising a Sata Drive
> >>
>
>