Above says it all. How do I fix it so it sees it as a sata and not scsi.

Its working, why worry?

"black_rose101" <black_rose101@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Above says it all. How do I fix it so it sees it as a sata and not scsi.
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On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 01:47:02 -0700, black_rose101
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>Above says it all. How do I fix it so it sees it as a sata and not scsi.[/color]

Nothing to fix, that is the way it is supposed to work.

That's how it works.
(It all depends on drivers and/or controller on how it shows up in Device
Manager.)

On some systems/controllers, it may be listed as SCSI, on some it may be
listed as EIDE/ATA.

It has no impact on performance. It's just the method of how the controller
communicates with the system.

Under Linux, I think I've only seen it load SCSI drivers/interface for all
my SATA devices.

"black_rose101" <black_rose101@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Above says it all. How do I fix it so it sees it as a sata and not scsi.
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