Bozo
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Is there an easy way to make sure UDMA100 is enabled in Win2K?
Thanks,
Bozo
Thanks,
Bozo
UDMA
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Pradeep
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Install SP2
Bozo
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I already have SP-3 installed.
The reason I ask: I was re-reading a MS 'fix' to enable UDMA66 in Win2k. It required making a new registry entry. When I checked for this entry after a clean install of Win2K and SP-3, the registry entry is not there. Even after installing all the Intel updates, the registry entry is not there.
Bozo
The reason I ask: I was re-reading a MS 'fix' to enable UDMA66 in Win2k. It required making a new registry entry. When I checked for this entry after a clean install of Win2K and SP-3, the registry entry is not there. Even after installing all the Intel updates, the registry entry is not there.
Bozo
Pradeep
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They prob fixed it in another location. IIRC the problem was that if drives were actually running in UDMA, win2k would show them running in PIO mode. If win2k shows them running in UDMA then they really should be. Also you will be able to tell from the lack of cpu util when using the disks.