W2000 "lost" secondary CR-ROM after upgrade to SP2

[Canoga]

Hi,

recently I updated my Windows 2000 to Service Pack 2. I have an IDE configuration:

Primary:
Western Digital WDC WR800BB-00BSA0 (80 GB) (ATA 33)
Maxtor 90845D4 (8 GB) (ATA 33)
Secondary:
Plextor CD-R PX-W1610A (Multiw. DMA 1)
TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-5702B (Multiw. DMA 1)

As I had problems with the installation (reported STOP 0x7B INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE) I disabled the Ultra DMA in BIOS but switched it on afterwards.

Unfortunately, I LOST THE CONNECTION TO THE TOSHIBA! No matter what parameters regarding IDE I set (Multiword, PIO,...) using the IDETool from VIA, I cannot connect it. It used to work perfectly under Windows 2000, and still works on Windows 98 (on a different partitions). Both BIOS and IDETool see all devices. I have VIA chipset VT82C586.

After boot Windows freezes for 10 sec every 10 secs, some 4 times, but runs smoothly afterwards. It was also not the case before the upgrade to SP2.

What can I do?

Thanks -

Canoga

 

[Guest_imported]

I've got that same cd-rom drive (the XM-5702B), and even though i dont have an answer for you; i was wondering if you could help me out. I have the XM-5702B, but i do not have any manuals for it, and this drive will not detect under any of the 3 motherboards i have tried it on. I am pretty certain it is the jumper settings because it was working about 2 weeks ago, and then the IDE cable fell out after moving the computer, and it hasnt worked since. On the back of the drive there are 2 areas for jumpers to go; Mode Select 1, and Mode Select 2; i got the jumpers for Mode Select 1 in place but i dont know where (or what, if any) jumpers to put on Mode Select 2. If you could help me out, that would be awesome, thank you.

 

[tlcscousin]

Go to add remove programs and uninstall SP2. If the problems happened after the SP2 update, then you might have a corrupt SP2 install.
I have a Duron 850 on an MSI board that will not run with SP2. I have tried at least 6 times to install it and every time I get the BSOD on boot. I have redownloaded it and have been given a copy on CD, it works good on the ASUS board with a pIII but not with the Duron.I can get into safe mode and uninstall the update and everything works perfectly after.
I have queried AMD, MSI and M$ they all say it should work but doesn't.

 

[Canoga]

In my case the solution was simple: I uninstalled the IDETool and it worked. I believe the tool makes some smart things with the drivers.

After unsinstalling the IDETool I got STOP 0x7B again, but it is a piece of cake: I just reinstalled the Windows 2000 after having rebooted from Windows 98 that I have on the otehr partition.

Now I see all the drives, but my installations are screwed up (Office, Microsoft Visual Studio...) but it is a diffrent story.

I presume that the XM-5702B is a not-problem device, as it is an old one, but I might be wrong. During my installations on IDE I used to have cable problems.

I can't find the manual either; did you try asking Toshiba on the Net?