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I used to install a HDD and DVD on my Gigabyte G41 Motherboard using two SATA connectors, few days ago I added a new SSD to my PC and connected it to my motherboard (Now 3 devices connected), but now my ASUS DVD-RW isn't visible in Windows Explore or even in the Device Manager!!!
I tried another additional SSD instead of the DVD and all the three devices are visible, so what is the problem of the DVD?
PS: when I remove one of the connected Disk Drives (Leave only 2 devices) the DVD works correctly..
What am I missing?
Note: I'm using Windows 10 1809 latest build.
EDIT: I found my DVD when ticking "Show hidden devices" from Device Manager:
And has an error in Device status:
hard-drive ssd motherboard sata dvd
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
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I used to install a HDD and DVD on my Gigabyte G41 Motherboard using two SATA connectors, few days ago I added a new SSD to my PC and connected it to my motherboard (Now 3 devices connected), but now my ASUS DVD-RW isn't visible in Windows Explore or even in the Device Manager!!!
I tried another additional SSD instead of the DVD and all the three devices are visible, so what is the problem of the DVD?
PS: when I remove one of the connected Disk Drives (Leave only 2 devices) the DVD works correctly..
What am I missing?
Note: I'm using Windows 10 1809 latest build.
EDIT: I found my DVD when ticking "Show hidden devices" from Device Manager:
And has an error in Device status:
hard-drive ssd motherboard sata dvd
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
First, update your BIOS and firmware. You can also try powering down, then swapping around the power and sata cables. There's a chance not enough power is being delivered, or that one of the sata ports is malfunctioning. You may have to change the boot device in BIOS (note which SATA port your boot drive is plugged into).
– Christopher Hostage
9 hours ago
1
@ChristopherHostage BIOS is at latest version, already swapped sata and the DVD is working correctly at boot time and reading bootable CDs but in Windows not
– Ahmed Hassan Suror
9 hours ago
add a comment |
I used to install a HDD and DVD on my Gigabyte G41 Motherboard using two SATA connectors, few days ago I added a new SSD to my PC and connected it to my motherboard (Now 3 devices connected), but now my ASUS DVD-RW isn't visible in Windows Explore or even in the Device Manager!!!
I tried another additional SSD instead of the DVD and all the three devices are visible, so what is the problem of the DVD?
PS: when I remove one of the connected Disk Drives (Leave only 2 devices) the DVD works correctly..
What am I missing?
Note: I'm using Windows 10 1809 latest build.
EDIT: I found my DVD when ticking "Show hidden devices" from Device Manager:
And has an error in Device status:
hard-drive ssd motherboard sata dvd
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
I used to install a HDD and DVD on my Gigabyte G41 Motherboard using two SATA connectors, few days ago I added a new SSD to my PC and connected it to my motherboard (Now 3 devices connected), but now my ASUS DVD-RW isn't visible in Windows Explore or even in the Device Manager!!!
I tried another additional SSD instead of the DVD and all the three devices are visible, so what is the problem of the DVD?
PS: when I remove one of the connected Disk Drives (Leave only 2 devices) the DVD works correctly..
What am I missing?
Note: I'm using Windows 10 1809 latest build.
EDIT: I found my DVD when ticking "Show hidden devices" from Device Manager:
And has an error in Device status:
hard-drive ssd motherboard sata dvd
hard-drive ssd motherboard sata dvd
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
edited 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan Suror
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
asked 10 hours ago
Ahmed Hassan SurorAhmed Hassan Suror
70110
70110
First, update your BIOS and firmware. You can also try powering down, then swapping around the power and sata cables. There's a chance not enough power is being delivered, or that one of the sata ports is malfunctioning. You may have to change the boot device in BIOS (note which SATA port your boot drive is plugged into).
– Christopher Hostage
9 hours ago
1
@ChristopherHostage BIOS is at latest version, already swapped sata and the DVD is working correctly at boot time and reading bootable CDs but in Windows not
– Ahmed Hassan Suror
9 hours ago
add a comment |
First, update your BIOS and firmware. You can also try powering down, then swapping around the power and sata cables. There's a chance not enough power is being delivered, or that one of the sata ports is malfunctioning. You may have to change the boot device in BIOS (note which SATA port your boot drive is plugged into).
– Christopher Hostage
9 hours ago
1
@ChristopherHostage BIOS is at latest version, already swapped sata and the DVD is working correctly at boot time and reading bootable CDs but in Windows not
– Ahmed Hassan Suror
9 hours ago
First, update your BIOS and firmware. You can also try powering down, then swapping around the power and sata cables. There's a chance not enough power is being delivered, or that one of the sata ports is malfunctioning. You may have to change the boot device in BIOS (note which SATA port your boot drive is plugged into).
– Christopher Hostage
9 hours ago
First, update your BIOS and firmware. You can also try powering down, then swapping around the power and sata cables. There's a chance not enough power is being delivered, or that one of the sata ports is malfunctioning. You may have to change the boot device in BIOS (note which SATA port your boot drive is plugged into).
– Christopher Hostage
9 hours ago
1
1
@ChristopherHostage BIOS is at latest version, already swapped sata and the DVD is working correctly at boot time and reading bootable CDs but in Windows not
– Ahmed Hassan Suror
9 hours ago
@ChristopherHostage BIOS is at latest version, already swapped sata and the DVD is working correctly at boot time and reading bootable CDs but in Windows not
– Ahmed Hassan Suror
9 hours ago
add a comment |
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First, update your BIOS and firmware. You can also try powering down, then swapping around the power and sata cables. There's a chance not enough power is being delivered, or that one of the sata ports is malfunctioning. You may have to change the boot device in BIOS (note which SATA port your boot drive is plugged into).
– Christopher Hostage
9 hours ago
1
@ChristopherHostage BIOS is at latest version, already swapped sata and the DVD is working correctly at boot time and reading bootable CDs but in Windows not
– Ahmed Hassan Suror
9 hours ago