![]() ![]() I gave up on bay readers yeeeeeears ago and switched to external readers that plug in via a usb socket. So you end up with a bay reader, and a bay usb3. If the motherboard has two usb3 headers, and you need a bay mount card reader, id get a separate usb3 bay port that does nothing but usb3 ports. same one again won't do much to fix your issue. Guessing you got the exact same model etc. Just not sure if the usb port on the card reader is faulty or if there is a known issue with this brand and Seagate drives and I should return it and get a different brand. Just wont recognise any of the Seagate external drives. ![]() All drives work fine on other pc's I haven't and the rear onboard USB 3.0 ports.Ĭard reader works fine as does the usb 3.0 port with other brands of drives. If it does it will tell me the drive needs to be formatted before it can be used. The other ones either not detected at all. "This device can transfer data if connected to a super-speed USB 3.0 port" so not recognising the drive as USB 3.0. Problem I am having with it is that the USB 3.0 port will not work with any of the Seagate portable hard drives I have.įor one of the Seagate. Motherboard is using Intel Series 7 C216 USB 3.0 eXtensible host chip for usb3. Over the weekend I purchased an internal Intact All in 1 USB 3.0 Card Reader + USB 3.0 HUB Installed it my computer and connected to the power supply and into the blue USB 3.0 port of the motherboard. ![]()
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