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Old 14th Aug 2007, 18:51
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Well the Copy/Paste speeds seem to be horrible on Vista. My HDD is in two partitions, and copying something from one partition and putting it on the other is a pain in the butt. Has anyone found a fix for this or know of one that might help.

Note * This is not copy/paste over a network, it is all within one computer.

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Old 14th Aug 2007, 20:34
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just copying? do you have sata or sata2 HDDs?
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Old 14th Aug 2007, 21:28
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Yes I have a sata HDD, are SATA HDDs not supported by vista that well?
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What do you mean it doesn't work well?

Can you be a little more descriptive.
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Old 15th Aug 2007, 06:36
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I think he's saying it's slow when he's trying to copy files from one parition/HDD to another.
Are your sata drivers installed properly? And what is 'slow' to you?
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Old 15th Aug 2007, 09:51
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Well this is what I mean. I currently have 2 partitions one one Sata HDD, on windows XP copy/paste is relatively fast, but if I'm trying to get like 5gb folder that has files inside it It can take up to 45 minutes on windows vista when I go on windows vista and copy something from my XP partition. I also have problems copying files on my Vista partition from the dekstop to another folder on the same partition. In XP I got much better speeds, where can I install drivers for my SATA HDD, I believe they are installed.
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Old 15th Aug 2007, 09:59
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I doubt it's drivers, I'd be more inclined to do a scandisk and defrag on both partitions.
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Old 15th Aug 2007, 10:02
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How long do you guys think a 250GB disk defragment would task with only 70GB used.
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Old 15th Aug 2007, 10:04
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Probably best to do it overnight.
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Old 15th Aug 2007, 10:11
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LoL. Yes and I have a 60GB on the side SATA which I am dumping all my files into it.
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