ATA 100 Drivers Needed ?
This is a discussion about ATA 100 Drivers Needed ? in the Legacy OS category; Hi i own a ASUS CUSL2 mobo, i815E chipset, and a IBM deckstar 75gpx ATA 100,. . do i need to install the lastest ata drivers from intel ? because i installed them, and it changed my primary and seconday channels on the device manager to ULTRA ATA drive, and since that, i have had problems with my CD-r, weird thing ...
Hi i own a ASUS CUSL2 mobo, i815E chipset, and a IBM deckstar 75gpx ATA 100,.. do i need to install the lastest ata drivers from intel ? because i installed them, and it changed my primary and seconday channels on the device manager to ULTRA ATA drive, and since that, i have had problems with my CD-r,
weird thing is that, it detects my cdr as cdrom as scsi devices...
but if unistall the ata driver, the HD wont be using ata 100 right ?
any idea what to?
cause when trying to burn im getting SCSI/IDE errors on NERO
weird thing is that, it detects my cdr as cdrom as scsi devices...
but if unistall the ata driver, the HD wont be using ata 100 right ?
any idea what to?
cause when trying to burn im getting SCSI/IDE errors on NERO
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put ur CD-ROM on a different IDE channel. i have a Asus A7V, KT133 based board. it has 2 regular UDMA 33/66 connecters and 2 ATA-100 connecters. i assume that's the way urs is?
connect the ATA-100 HDD to the primary ATA-100 connecter, and connect the CD-ROM to one of the regular UDMA 33/66 connecters.
connect the ATA-100 HDD to the primary ATA-100 connecter, and connect the CD-ROM to one of the regular UDMA 33/66 connecters.
