7 replies
by dmiles
by dfunks
by poettone
by dfunks
As it turns out, even though the motherboard does not support UDMA, the bios version includes it as an option. I had to manually turn of UDMA support in the bios.
Thank for you input.
Derrick
by mphoffar
I would first get the latest chipset srivers (like intel, via, ALI, etc..) from the motherboard or chipset manufacturer. After that I'd look at the HD settings in the device manager and uncheck the DMA box if it'scheck. Most of the new bus mastering drivers already set this and setting it in there will cause some headaches.
One mistake I made once was I loaded some intel drivers and it turned out it also loaded a musmaster driver in the autoexec, which cased aall sort of conflicts and erros when windows loaded.
Mark
by dfunks
As it turns out, even though the motherboard does not support UDMA, the bios version includes it as an option. I had to manually turn of UDMA support in the bios.
Thank for you input.
Derrick
by dfunks
This discussion is closed to new replies.
Trending Windows Forum posts
Sort by Trending