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Posted by on July 26, 2008, 5:42 pm
Please log in for more thread options work with a USB to SATA/IDE adapter? When I hook up the CFS420A to the adapter it spins up OK and is recognised by name in the Device Manager (running Vista Home Premium) but is not given a drive letter. From what I've read online it seems the problem is that the old HDD is in PIO mode and therefore isn't "seen" by the adapter I'm trying to use. I want to be able to access files on the CFS420A using my laptop, but it seems impossible unless I can get the drive to go to DMA mode, if that's even possible. Any ideas? Helpful ideas! | |||||||||||||
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Posted by philo on July 26, 2008, 6:34 pm
Please log in for more thread options No not a DMA/PIO issue you need to go into disk management and assign it a drive letter | |||||||||||||

Can I make a PIO hard drive run in DMA mode?
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> work with a USB to SATA/IDE adapter?
>
> When I hook up the CFS420A to the adapter it spins up OK and is
> recognised by name in the Device Manager (running Vista Home Premium)
> but is not given a drive letter. From what I've read online it seems
> the problem is that the old HDD is in PIO mode and therefore isn't
> "seen" by the adapter I'm trying to use.
>
> I want to be able to access files on the CFS420A using my laptop, but
> it seems impossible unless I can get the drive to go to DMA mode, if
> that's even possible.
>
> Any ideas? Helpful ideas!