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((I wanna appologize to anyone I was talkin to last night. I have been kinda sick w/ laryngitis, so I have been taking meds and stuff. I was feelin REALLY tired and I just kinda didn't come back on to play. I went to bed and I think I left my Beyonce SN on. Sorry, I'll be around this evening))
If SATA, that isn't a problem. If IDE, it is. Troubleshooting the cause is sometimes difficult. Did you use the troubleshooting feature accessible through Device Manager? Is this how you approached the DMA situation?Quote:Check in Device Manager to see if DMA or PIO is on. The Secondary channel usually has the optical drives and the hard drives are on the Primary. Double click the channel and look in Advanced Settings or right click the desired channel and select Properies and look under the Advanced Settings tab. Note current transfer mode. Transfer Mode: is the setting that's desired, not necessarily what the drive is in, that's the Current Transfer Mode. SATA doesn't use DMA.#I is the Control Panel. Follow I, II, III. Hard drives on Primary Channel and optical drives on Secondary Channel. Uninstall and reboot to kick drives back into DMA on. After Reboot check to make sure DMA is on. If problems persist, check IDE cables, drives and mobo.
28 Mar 2007 @ 13:33
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