brendoon :
Sorry for the delay Glenn.
Yes, it has worked on all the machines I've seen showing this problem. If Windows 10 updates haven't fixed the problem for you, use the registry edit.
To reverse the edit (if you want to) go to HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\atapi\ and delete "Controller0"
Regards,
Brendon
Hi Brendon,
I've tried this fix (and literally any other I can get my head around) to no avail. Device manager isn't showing anything, disk manager (to my vaguely limited knowledge) isn't showing anything. The drive is getting power though, so that's a thing.
Any suggestions for one as desperate as me?