Sorry guys. I got an answer from the support team, they said this:
"USB3 is a new technology, so remember to install drivers from the CD, otherwise
Windows may not recognize the card.
Thank you,
Seth
Buffalo Technical Support?"
I replied that I ofcourse have done that and tried to reinstall too.
Then I got this answer:
"You said nothing shows up in Device Manager, but what about Disk Management?
Thank you,
Seth
Buffalo Technical Support?"
I said it didnt show up in disk management either, and I got this answer:
What are the specs on the power supply on your computer? It's possible the ports
might not be getting enough power.
Thank you,
Seth Z?
I was thinking I have no **bleep**ing idea, I can try to open it to check it, but I'll wait till the weekend. After a while I just gave a **bleep**, as I thought the power supply was more than good enough to handle that adapter, and how would it matter when I use a HDD with external power cable? I also tried without any equpment at all, so it cant be that the power supply is not good enough. So in the end, I just gave up on this and I forgot to check this forum, I wish it had instant notification by email when someone reply to the thread.
anyways, now I came back here because I want to find out whats wrong. There's coming a new usb 3 expresscard adapter (not from buffalo), that doesnt stick out from the side of the laptop, but it has only one usb 3 input though. The same company comes with a 4 port usb 3 hub also, so I think I will buy from them because my experience with buffalo is **bleep**! Well, I would like to find out what causes this issue anyways so I can use this at home and the other while "traveling".
HERE IS MY COMPUTER INFO:
Clevo M570TU/ETU (Not sure if its TU or ETU) - its similar to M570RU but with better components
Intel Core 2 Extreme x9100 @ 3.06 GHZ
Nvidia Geforce 280M GTX 1 GB
4 GB RAM
OCZ Vertex 2 240 GB SSD
I can provide more info if needed.
Did anyone find a solution for this issue?
Thanks in advance!