Cannot see my Lacie Firewire drive

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  1. Posts : 4,453
    Win 11 Pro 22000.708
       #11

    Christopher said:
    My LACIE is very old and, in truth, not big enough now for use as a back up.
    I have decided to replace it with a 1tb disk that should last a while - also with USB connection should be no problem to see it
    Many thanks for all the advice/comments
    Make sure that you get a USB 3.1 drive to futureproof it.

    (Approximately 98% joking.)
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  2. Posts : 27
    windows 10
       #12

    I got a Lacie Quadra 1TB with both Firewire, Esata and USB2 connection. I can see it in the boot and in Device Manager, but not in Explorer nor Disk Manager when using Firewire or Esata connection. But in USB mode it works just fine. But of course I'd prefer using Esata...
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  3. Posts : 6
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    Thread Starter
       #13

    I now have a USB version, 1tb.
    I needed it any way as I also needed much more space, the prior model purchased nearer 20 years ago.
    So all is well for me now.
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  4. Posts : 40
    Windows 10, Mint 17.2
       #14

    bjorn1 said:
    I got a Lacie Quadra 1TB with both Firewire, Esata and USB2 connection. I can see it in the boot and in Device Manager, but not in Explorer nor Disk Manager when using Firewire or Esata connection. But in USB mode it works just fine. But of course I'd prefer using Esata...
    Check your BIOS/UEFI settings associated with the e-SATA controller/ports and see if there is a setting for "enable hotplug notification" or something like that. If present, it will have to be set to "enabled" if Windows is to see the removable device.

    If you don't have that setting, try booting the PC with the external drive connected to the e-SATA port and powered up.
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