Originally Posted By: tanstaafl.
In order for the computer to see the drive, I have to power up the drive and then reboot the computer. Is there a way to mount the drive (Windows Vista) without rebooting?

It's supposed to work just like a USB drive.

I'm guessing it's probably a hardware or driver issue with your SATA adapter. Try updating the driver first. (You might be using a standard Microsoft driver when you need the manufacturer's driver to make this work.) If that doesn't work, you might need to get a different eSATA interface, but do some research first to make sure that it supports hotswap.


Edited by wfaulk (24/09/2009 04:04)
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