> The DVD is on Secondary IDE and the HDD is on the Promise IDE (my board
> has 3
> IDE ports).
> I had no problems installing the HDD on the Promise IDE in XP-32, just had
> to enable it in the BIOS and it was pretty much plug and play.
>
> "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote:
>
>> What controller are the missing drives connected to? Is the controller
>> visible in Device manager?
>>
>> The issue with Promise contollers is that RAID works OK, but standalone
>> devices may not work. It's a problem with the drivers.
>>
>> --
>> Charlie.
>>
http://msmvps.com/xperts64>>
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel>>
>>
>> "Stevie V" <StevieV[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:06215732-C998-4367-9422-55EA9F70C259[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> >I installed x64 on a secondary hard drive last night and now I cant see
>> >one
>> > of my 3 HDDs and one of my DVD drives. I found all x64 drivers for my
>> > motherboard and have them installed, all the devices in Device Manager
>> > are
>> > now working properly.
>> > Both missing drives ARE detected by the BIOS and on POST.
>> > Both missing drives ARE visible when I boot XPx32 from the primary
>> > drive.
>> > Both missing drives are NOT listed in device manager or "Disk
>> > Management"
>> > utility.
>> > The 3rd (missing) HDD is attached to the embedded 3rd party Promise
>> > IDE/RAID
>> > controller as a Stand-alone drive and is detected in BIOS, on POST and
>> > in
>> > XPx32. The x64 drivers for the promise controller are installed, and
>> > device
>> > manager tells me they are working properly.
>> > Can anyone help me gain use of these two rogue drives in XPx64?
>> > Thanks
>>