New build reading IDE drives as SCSI

[Donts00tmesanta]

this is causing my burners not to be able to burn anything

i dual boot vista and xp. xp is the problem since it's fine in vista


any setting in bios? my mobo is the intel DP35DPM

 

[Donts00tmesanta]

ttt

 

[Big Lar]

Have you updated the board drivers/ .inf etc?

Larry

 

[Donts00tmesanta]

yeah from the disk, but not from the website yet, ima try that tonight

 

[BassBomb]

I thought this was normal

 

[Chiropteran]

Why is this hurting your burner? Should be able to burn fine thinking it's SCSI.

 

[Donts00tmesanta]

i dunno but my vista instal detects them as ata and they burn just fine this is the only difference i can think of

 

[Donts00tmesanta]

the newest chipset drivers fail as well any ideas?

 

[FalseChristian]

In XP you have to activate it. Go to Computer Properties and activate your DVD-RW.

 

[tcsenter]

The IDE ports on this board are provided by a third-party chip like JMicron or Marvell. Look for any BIOS options relevant to this controller and change the mode to IDE, legacy, or compatibility, if available.