Re: XP Very slow
From: Martin Racette (rat7_2001_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 03/02/04
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Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 22:19:37 -0500
I have 2 HDD connected the 60Gb is partition in 2 one for the system and the
other for all the programs and the other 200Gb for the data, so I had no choice
but to set the 60Gb to Master and the 200Gb to slave
Yes, I'm using 80 wires cable for all IDE device and the driver is in UltraDMA
mode 5 for both drives and in UltraDMA mode 2 for the DVD and DVD-+RW, and the
driver is the one that came with XP
-- Thank you in Advance Merci a l'Avance Martin "Kent_Diego" <None@Nomicrosoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:2UM0c.7840$Zp.1851@fed1read07... > Did you set the hard drive jumper to master? Don't! This is common problem > with many hard drives. There is often a poorly documented "Single" setting. > Often "Cable Select" or removing the jumper will fix. You are using 80 wire > IDE cable with HD at end connector aren't you? Did the IDE driver make drive > access PIO mode? This sometimes happens. Look in hardware device manager IDE > Primary IDE Controller Properties and see what Transfer Mode is. If not UDMA > Mode 5 or is PIO mode, uninstall driver, re-boot, and plug and play will > re-install. > > -Kent > >
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