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SATA Hard Drive does NOT show up in Device Manager



 
 
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Old April 19th 08, 05:12 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
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Default SATA Hard Drive does NOT show up in Device Manager



I am trying bring-up a new SATA Hard Drive through PCIe to SATA AHCI Host
Card.

We find that Vista recognized the AHCI Controller and it shows up in the
Device Manager. It successfully allocates the memory and IRQ, and says that
the Device is working properly.

But the HDD is not recognized. When we look at the PCIe analyser, we see
that the OS is continuously polling the AHCI Interrupt Status Register (Addr:
0x08). This register is reading 0x0 all the time.

Any help on this is appreciated. Is there any way to find out the flow to
find a device.


 




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