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09-29-2020 01:11 AM
Yes, and it is connected to the motherboard into the PD129 port.
Cable has two sides: System and Add-In card
System side of the cable is plugged in PD129 port (TBT1),
Add-in card side of the cable is plugged in the TBolt card.
11-05-2020 05:24 AM - edited 11-05-2020 05:28 AM
Hi,
I found the solution: Install latest SATA ASCI driver from:
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=sata
Intel Corporation - SCSIAdapter - 17.9.2.1013
Go to Device Manager and manually update drivers from the computer.
Thank you for your support.
Greetings.
11-05-2020 01:35 PM - edited 11-05-2020 01:38 PM
huh?...... the Intel Corporation - SCSIAdapter - 17.9.2.1013 is the intel RSTe (enterprise) driver for the onboard "SCU" sata ports
but the picture you show (which was the unknown SCSI device in your previous post) is a asmedia 106x chipset which is natively supported under windows 10 with it's built in driver
so are you saying installing the intel RSTe driver resolved a driver conflict on the Asmedia device?
last, the Intel RSTe driver MUST BE UPDATED USING THE INCLUDED INSTALLER PROGRAM, forcing a driver update via device manager can cause weird issues, read the RSTe install guide for more info
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