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Angry GA-M78SM-S2H Loses Drives in Vista

Hi,

Anyone got any ideas on this?

I have the latest BIOS and my IDE drives disappear in Vista after a little while.

I have updated the BIOS (there is only one version so far) and installed (or not) the NVidia drivers to no avail.

Basically this is driving me nuts!

The drive with Vista on it (a Seagate 80Gb SATA II) is fine, but my data drive (WD 1Tb SATA II) and the DVD (Pioneer DVD-RW) both disappear after a time.

Thoughts welcome

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