#Pc clone ex lite not reading ide drive install#
#Pc clone ex lite not reading ide drive update#

I've attempted removing all dvd drives from the HP and installing a single CD-RW drive with the same result. The drives functioned properly and allowed software to be installed. Windows recognized the drive, installed the driver, and began the software install. I just put the drives in the computer and booted it with the packaged software in the DVD-RW. I've removed the drives and installed on the clone running Windows 2000 Pro and both drives (original HP DVD-ROM and Phillips DVD-RW), using the original cable (HP). I should be able to set the Region number if Windows would read the disk. It still displays the Windows Exclamation and issues a 'Code 39' (No region set) message. Windows displays the 'Found new hardware' dialog and names the drives in device manager. I then re-enabled the secondary IDE in bios and re-installed the drives. I've removed the secondary channel from bios and rebooted. I've un-installed the drives, the secondary channel.

#Pc clone ex lite not reading ide drive update#

It won't allow the re-installation or update of the driver. Select the new IDE hard drive as the target disk. Select current running IDE hard drive as the source disk. At the main console, click Clone > Disk Clone.

#Pc clone ex lite not reading ide drive install#

Windows sees both the drives and reads the firmware (drive names and model info?). Install the IDE to IDE cloner AOMEI Backupper Professional and start it. Secondary IDE: drive jumpers on MS and SL Since that event, Windows will not recognize the drive, or allow re-installation. During that installation, I got the Windows 'BSOD'. Windows accepted the drive and I began installing the packaged software (Nero7 Essentials). I purchased a new drive and installed in the original computer (HP). I decided that the drive must have failed. I attempted to read other disks (data, audio, etc.) without success.ДЄt this point, I removed the drive from the computer and installed on a different machine, (clone) using the existing cable in that computer with the same result. At that point I discovered that I could no longer see the files on the disk. When I attempted a restart, I received the 'Insert a disk' message. I had to cancel the process in order that I could access other program data for a client. I was in the process of copying a dvd when I received a message the the drive was formatting a dvd. This situation appears to be an ongoing death spiral.