- Shucked wd easystore not recognized in windows full#
- Shucked wd easystore not recognized in windows Pc#
- Shucked wd easystore not recognized in windows windows 7#
The weird thing is that it seemed to have no problems working on a Windows PC.
Shucked wd easystore not recognized in windows Pc#
I would like to think that these drives are decent enough to use in a PC or a server. I'm sure the drive I had was an exception to the rule.
Shucked wd easystore not recognized in windows windows 7#
The Windows 7 PC that I use to run the diagnostics boots with no problems with this drive connected.ĭoes anyone else have any experience using this drive in their server? If so, have you run across any similar issues and what did you do to correct them? Right now I'm stumped since this drive does not seem to be compatible with my server.
Shucked wd easystore not recognized in windows full#
I am currently running a full erase on the drive to see if that helps. I removed the drive from the array and now it boots up just fine so it's definitely what's causing the boot issue. I saw some kind of error message about SATA9 and that the transfer rate was dialed back to 1.5 Gb/s on the one occasion where it did actually boot up, but the drive didn't show up on the web GUI as an unassigned drive. When I reinstalled the drive back in my server it just bogged everything down to the point where it was extremely slow to boot or just failed to boot altogether. I performed a quick erase to get rid of the extra partition that WD installs with their external drives. I pulled the drive and ran the WD Data Lifeguard diagnostics on a standalone PC that I use for that purpose, both short and long tests, and it passed. The server backplane is powered by 4-pin Molex connectors from the PSU so there's never been an issue with the 3.3V signal on pin 3 since it simply isn't there. I don't recall what the exact error was but it would always crap out after just a few minutes. I have tried running a pre-clear on this drive several times and it just quits after a few minutes with an error. I have a single extra SATA slot in the smaller rack that I use to pre-clear drives exclusively. I am using a 24-bay Supermicro server rack in conjunction with an 8-bay Supermicro rack all connected to the same ASUS A88X-PRO motherboard in the larger rack. All of the other WD drives in my server are WD80EMAZ or WD80EZAZ models and they work fine with no issues.
I've been shucking drives from external enclosures for years and never had any issues with them. I recently purchased a WD 8TB EasyStore external drive from Best Buy that contained a WD80EDAZ drive.
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