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Windows 10 Tech Preview Build 9879 Not Recognized extra HDD after sleep

After my system enters sleep mode Windows fails to recognize my storage drive (3TB Toshiba HDD)  I have verified that the drive has clean SMART status and is recognized by my motherboard.  I've also changed SATA ports and SATA cables to rule out a bad connection there.  I've also swapped power connectors for the drive to no avail.  It appears to be an issue with sleep because after restart the drive always appears.  I've checked BIOS and the drive is found there and it appears to be limited to only the one drive.  I can't confirm why it is that drive as I've switched it with all of my other drives and have had the same issue but I have not had this issue when using the same drive under a Linux system (Debian Wheezy and Ubuntu 13.04).  Anyone have any guesses on what's the issue and how to resolve it without turning off sleep mode?


System Info:

Boot Drive: Mushkin 240 GB SSD

Secondary Storage Drive: Toshiba 3TB HDD (7200 RPM)

CPU: AMD 8350 @ 4GHz core

GPU: MSI R9 280x @ 1075 MHz Core, 1600 MHz VRAM

Motherboard: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0

Network Adaptor: Rosswill Wifi PCIe

OS: Windows 10 Tech Preview Build 9879 64-Bit

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Go into your power options and look for PCI Express and Hard disk.

change the settings to "Off" and "Never" if these options are available.

There have been problems reported using sleep but this might be a work-around.

Please let me know the results.

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Desactivar PUIS (Power-Up En espera) en Discos Duros (El bios no los RECONOCE)

Esta Pasando Mucho Que de Windows 10 Beta Build 9879 ESCRIBE DENTRO DEL duro discoteca
Algo sobre OPCIONES de energia y la del que majority de los Ordenadores, LA BIOS no soporta, y el
disco de duro sin rueda, (la Bios no RECONOCE EL discoteca) En espera de Una GIRE Que Orden para,
Hay Que solitario Que reiniciarlo al Estado de fabrica, Tarea algo COMPLEJA.

COMO SE SOLUCIONA

Debes descargarte el programita RUFUS y con el Haces ONU pendrive de Arranque de MS-DOS
hdat2_50 Programa Also Descarga el ISO descomprimes la ISO EN CUALQUIER folder
y Copias en el pendrive de Arranque La Carpeta HDAT2 (en La Carpeta descomprimida del iso)

Entra en tu pendrive y abre el archivo autoexec.bat  
> con abrir> Bloc de Notas> editar
y Al Escribes finales:

CD HDAT2
hdat2.exe / W    

Al Poner el pendrive se Dębe Poder arrancar desde el pendrive 
si no se PUEDES arrancar, se Dębe entrar en la BIOS y Poner en la
Pestaña del BOOT Que inicie En Primer Lugar con el USB

Sí se Inicia el pendrive de Arranque con el programa "HDAT2" Aparece Una Pantalla Negra Con Un menú de OPCIONES

1ª Pantalla select el "duro disco"> intro de
"menú de superposición de configuración de dispositivos (DECO)" 2ª Pantalla select> intro de
3ª Pantalla select "Modificar"> intro de
4ª Pantalla select "Power-up en espera (Puis)" y switch to "eliminar "(flecha DERC-izq)
5ª Pulsar La Tecla "S" y Despues La Tecla "Y"
.
En la Pantalla 3ª tammbién Se Puede OPTAR por "RESTAURAR" en Vez de "modificar" y Pondrá el duro discoteca Por defecto de fabrica
Pulsar La Tecla "S" y Despues La Tecla "Y"


Saludos
EEDU

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