Forced PIO

Hi anyone remember what makes XP force pio mode on udma5 drives? I read about it a month or so ago but cant remember cus it never happened to me but guess what it did

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Hi anyone remember what makes XP force pio mode on udma5 drives? I read about it a month or so ago but cant remember cus it never happened to me but guess what it did

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Right click My Computer, Select Properties, Select Hardware Tab, Click Device Manager button. Click on the (+) next to IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers. Right click on Primary IDE Channel, Select Properties, Click on Advanced Settings Tab, Click on the Pull down arrow, Select PIO only.

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Um yeah I know how to change thax but it goes right back after reboot. theres a reason and i cant remember

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Some have succeeded by using the Intel controller drivers rather than Windows.

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I think its not chipset specific. But this is on a VIA board.

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I think, but am not positive, that you can set a VIA based board through the bios depending on which VIA IDE drivers you are using.
Take a look at this page: http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=66

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The bios sees it as udma5 but xp forces slowwwwwwwwww pio mode