[SOLVED] Issues with legacy IDE drive.

[Shock34]

I have little experience with legacy hardware, so please excuse my confusion.

So long story short, I don't want to buy a new DVD drive. I'll never use it and it's not worth my investment. I do have an old, legacy Sony DVD ROM (circa 2006).
The older DVD drive utilises an IDE connector (of course), but luckily, I have an adaptor handy.

It's because I'd like to enjoy this copy of COD4: MW (original) that I can't get to work any other way and take a trip down memory lane.

It's a generic red adaptor with sata>IDE and IDE>sata, as well as that 4 pin power connector. I have it all hooked up, LED on and all, but I cannot for the life of me get the DVD drive to work with my Win10 PC.

Here's what I know:
-Device is shown as 'Unknown Device' in device manager, under disk drives.
-Most recent entry in events tab shows 'Device not migrated'
-I've tried uninstalling IDE controllers as well as the device in device manager, to no avail.
-Booting takes a long time with the device connected (I assume because the BIOS is trying to make sense of this device)
-In the BIOS, sata 4 (the port its connected to) is 'Not occupied', even when windows detects it as Unknown Device.
-Hot plug on the sata port is enabled.

Is there something I'm missing? I have the jumper pins in master.

The DVD drive seems to function fine. No out of the ordinary noises(for a 14 year old drive) and it takes in discs no problem.

I am unable to find anywhere online that says what jumper pins a DVD drive should be using if it is being connected via sata through an IDE-sata bridge.

Is it slave? CS?

I've provided a couple screenshots for anybody who understands this stuff.
Device manager
Events

Thank you so much for reading!

EDIT:
*Link to my device manual
*Link to the adaptor I am using

 

[Grobe]

What model name of the hdd?

What jumper position (you have to figure yourself if it set as master/slave/cs based on the label) ?

 

[fzabkar]

Could it be that your adapter does not support ATAPI devices?

Which SATA-IDE bridge IC does it use?

 

[Shock34]

What model name of the hdd?

What jumper position (you have to figure yourself if it set as master/slave/cs based on the label) ?

Thanks for replying to my thread.

The jumper position is currently in master, I got my information from here:
https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/res/manuals/2348/23485051M.pdf
That includes the drive I have aswell as the diagram.

 

[Shock34]

Could it be that your adapter does not support ATAPI devices?

Which SATA-IDE bridge IC does it use?

I'm not entirely sure as I'm out of the know when it comes to older devices that use PATA.

I do however have the link here for you that leads to the exact model I'm using. They're quite common and generic, there's even a few videos on youtube covering them.
Exact device
YouTube video showing similar device

 

[Unolocogringo]

Looking at the board you have 2 SATA connectors.
One SATA and one SATA2 connector.
On the back of the board is printed SATA2 DEVICE1 = Slave mode.

 

[TerryLaze]

It's a generic red adaptor with sata>IDE and IDE>sata, as well as that 4 pin power connector.

Make sure you have it set up the right way around,it could be that you are connecting the sata port as a device to the ide device as the port,the sata cable should be on the port that says sata=>ide HDD,also a lot of times (if all pin holes are free) it is possible to connect the IDE cable upside down which will cause the device to not be recognized.

 

[fzabkar]

It appears that your bridge IC is the JM20330, which does support ATAPI devices.

http://www.users.on.net/~fzabkar/temp/JM20330_Spec_Rev.-2.3.pdf