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Order of drives in Windows disk management 2017-08-02 05:46:26 Post No. 61695421
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After a few hours of searching Google, I've got no ideas left, but maybe one of you guys can help me.
Today I installed my new 2 TB HDD and Windows started messing up the disk order as you can see in the screenshot. Previously, C was disk 0 and D was disk 1. Now with the new drive installed Windows set the 2 TB drive to disk 0. The BIOS lists the drives in the correct order just like they're connected on the mainboard:
SATA 0 = 500 GB drive
SATA 1 = 1 TB drive
SATA 2 = 2 TB drive
SATA 3 = dvd drive
I also tried switching the 2 TB drive to a different SATA port but it always ends up as disk 0. Any ideas how to fix this?
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>>61695421
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works for me
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PMed you the solution
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>>61695421
A year ago I had the same problem while plugging in a new SSD and couldn't find a fix. After I wiped my Windows and installed it anew, the problem went away
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Nevermind, I fixed it. Simple, really
Thread closed.
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>>61695421
Seems logical too me.
Use the SATA port that your 2TB uses if it bothers you that your 500GB isn't listed as Datenträger 0.
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Mods, please mark this thread as solved
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>>61698187
>>61698734
Fuck off.
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>>61698196
Changing the port did nothing. The 2 TB drive always got the disk 0 designation. What fixed my problem was replacing the standard msahci driver with the correct Intel sata/ahci driver for my board. Now Windows lists the drives exactly like they're connected on the board.
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