What is the Generic SCSI Enclosure Device Windows Driver?
The Generic SCSI Enclosure Device is a type of device driver used for managing SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) enclosures connected to a Windows system. SCSI enclosures are typically used to house multiple hard drives or other storage devices, often in external or server-class environments. These enclosures can support various types of drives (e.g., HDDs, SSDs), and the SCSI Enclosure Device driver is responsible for allowing Windows to communicate with the hardware inside the enclosure.
In Windows, the term "Generic SCSI Enclosure Device" often refers to a driver that is used for basic connectivity with storage enclosures that use SCSI or SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) interfaces. It's usually a generic driver provided by Windows to work with many types of SCSI-based hardware.
The SCSI Enclosure Device driver handles:
- Identification of the hardware inside the enclosure (e.g., hard drives).
- Management of the physical connections to the SCSI device.
- Control over various features, like enclosure monitoring or LED status indicators.
- Data transfer between the operating system and the storage devices.
Generic SCSI Enclosure Device drivers / HP ProLiant DL380 G4
SCSI\ENCLOSUREHP______MSA_1040_SAN____
SCSI\ENCLOSUREHP______
SCSI\HP______MSA_1040_SAN____G
HP______MSA_1040_SAN____G
SCSIENCLOSURE
Compatible IDs:
SCSI\ENCLOSURE
SCSI\RAW
XP,VISTA,WIN7,WIN8,WIN81,WIN10/64bits
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