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When I connect my eSATA drive I can see it in the BIOS.
But my Windows 7 x64 seems to not detect the eSATA drive, it's not even listed in the Device Manager..
When I just connect the drive using USB 2.0 it does show it.
None of the related questions help me, I'm using a Clevo W870CU laptop.
What can I try to get my eSATA drive to show up in Windows 7 x64 too?
Some bios have an enable/disable option in the bios for secondary drives. Posting your Make and specific model of laptop may help others help you. – Moab – 2010-08-23T15:06:58.290
I did post that... No such option exists. – Tamara Wijsman – 2010-08-23T19:53:38.937