Hi-Quality Shielded USB 3.0 Cable Ensures Data Integrity and Speed Maximum Transfer Rates Up to 480 Mbps w/USB 2.0 Maximum Transfer Rates Up to 5 Gbps w/USB 3.0 Supports ALL 2.5" Hard Drives - 7mm, 9.5mm, 12.5mm, SSD Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 or Mac OS X v10.4 and AboveĪluminum Casing Cools Down Your Hard Drive Is there any way to disable this power management "feature"? I wasn't able to find any instructions from the manufacturer of the enclosure.Learn more about the Vantec NST-200S3-BK Model Brandĭevice Support: SATA I/II Hard Drive, SSDĭevice Size: 2.5" (7mm, 9.5mm, 12.5mm Height)įor USB 3.0 Speeds, System Must Support USB 3.0 Specifications (CD-Rom Drive May Be Needed For Drivers)Ĭompatibility Operating Systems Supported I used to have a Vantec NexStar CX enclosure for the same type of HDD, which I also connected to the same laptop via eSATA and it did not have this behavior. I searched online for similar issues, and even though I have the Intel(R) 5 Series 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller, disabling the HIPM / DIPM (AHCI Link Power Management) features does not change anything. One of the drives is a 1TB SATA Western Digital HDD (WD1001FALS-00E3A0).īecause I also tested it with a 500GB drive as well as on a different PC and it had the same behaviour, I will blame it on the enclosure itself. The problem is that it takes around one minute for it to be powered back up, which completely confuses the operating system (Windows 7 圆4) and causes all sorts of errors. I bought a new Delock 3.5″ External Enclosure SATA HDD to USB 2.0 / eSATA for some backup SATA HDD drives that I keep around and everything works just fine, except that if I leave the drive to idle for 5 minutes (precisely 5 minutes), it gets powered down.
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