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By arthur-wong ·
when i want access a file without any program to open it,(open with...)
that computer turning on the hard drive hardly working for a min long time
then i could see that application select window.
i had not too much program installed on my computer,just some sonor softwarez,and a pc-cillin2000
how could i turn my speed on?
i heard that windows me could use the ROMDISK
how could i use that?what's that mean?
when i resample a sound file maybe use 10 minites.did that unusal?
i dont know my computer where has botlleneck
cpu:416Mhz(CY333 overlocked)
ROM:256M
HARDdisk:40GB seagate U8
m waiting for your respond

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by rguess In reply to windows me,slow

Sound like you may have a hardware problem. Sounds like it may be a hard drive or possibly that overclocked CPU. You might try doing a clean install of the OS with a format and that may solve your issue.

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by arthur-wong In reply to windows me,slow

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by csmith In reply to windows me,slow

There are two problems here.
WinMe is slower than Win98SE.

Check the BIOS to make sure that the UDMA66 is turned on for the hard drive.

Errors from overclocking, result in crashes.
This is not an overclocking problem.

This is a hard drivetranfer rate problem.

RAMDISK is used for fast retrieval of temporary files.
RAMDISK will not help you for this problem.

Regards, Chris

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by csmith In reply to windows me,slow

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Do you have a standard IDE cable to the hard drive? or do you have a UDMA100 cable to the hard drive?
Can the motherboard do better than PIO-4 transfer rate to the Hard Drive?
If not it may be necessary to get a Maxtor/Promise UDMA100 PCI card.
They were giving them away, as a promotion, here in Texas, but that offer has expired. (ended)
Regards, Chris

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