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> Slow Computer, Mouse Pauses, Slow Videos, Computer runs very slow... video/mp3s choppy PLEASE HELP!
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post Nov 24 2007, 10:55 PM
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Case Closed.... computer running 100%!!!! No issues and back to "like new" condition... for future reference The issue was that my Primary IDE was set to PIO mode rather then Ultra DMA Mode 5 (or 6). Apparently this can happen if the HDD experiences several errors in a given time frame, then it will switch to PIO mode...

I fixed the issue by uninstalling the Primary IDE in device manager and then rebooted the computer. Once the computer loaded back up, the "New hardware found" wizard came up and installed the Primary IDE once again followed by another restart... NOW the computer reboots itself in less then 20 seconds!!!!! If I then return to device manager and check out the settings, the Primary IDE is set to Ultra DMA mode 5..


THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND TIME!!!!!
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