Use all 6 SATA connections in bootcamp windows XP

hello,
i cant seem to use the 2 non bay sata ports on my mac pro under windows XP, they seem to belong to the same intel chipset, so i doubt its a driver issue
they work fine under os x
anyone know a solution? or a future fix that is on the way?

i added optical drives:
the problem is i added two dvd drives i needed in Windows XP (pioneer dvr-212 and samsung sh-d163a) i could have gotten the ATA versions just as well but i thought why not go for sata the price was almost the same, under os x they work great, but i can use any drive in os x i need those specific drives under XP for some specific dvd mastering needs
so i am kind of hoping i wont have to re-buy the ATA versions to get this working again

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