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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: Gideon on March 30, 2012, 01:38:22 am
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Strangely, after replacing with GA-P67A-UD7-B3 motherboard, this particular WD external hard disk, My Book Essential, could not be detected. Clicking on my computer and right click on Manage, then Disk Management, the filesys showned is in UDF whilst the rest of other connected external hard disks are in NTSF.
USB cable and power cable is working fine as it had been pluged to other external hard disks and they are responding well. But, using other USB cable and power supply cable, this particular external WD hard disk still could not be detected.
However, when the WD ext. hard disk is connected to another computer, it could be detected with all the recorded files. All my computers are running in Win 7 32bit home edition OS.
Suspected that there is some incompatible signal from the motherboard that prevent the ext. WD hard disk been detected.
Any advise?
Thanks
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Hi
Have you made sure that all the settings are correctly enabled in the BIOS. Also make sure that you have inserted the USB cable into one of the rear motherboard ports not the front or via a hub.
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Are you using the latest BIOS? And did you test this on USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports, it might just be a USB 3.0 port issue, so be sure you try all ports and remove all other USB devices while you test.