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12th Feb 2007, 11:32 AM
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 Change PIO to DMA in Device Manager I did ask question only yesterday, but it appears the thread has disappeared and I need my memory jerked a bit. I wish to delete the grey boxed PIO Mode under 'current transfer mode'. Do I delete/uninstall the 'Primary IDE Channel' under Device Manager, reboot and the PC will automatically re-install a default DMA in its place, or am I asking for problems doing that seeing as I am a real amatuer when it comes to computers.I desperately need my pc to speen up for its taking anything upto 5-10 mins for software to load up. Chris.      |
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12th Feb 2007, 11:55 AM
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| Change PIO to DMA in Device Manager It was moved to the software section. And yes you do exacly what you just said. Thread Closed
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