Do you know if the new hard drive is on the primary IDE channel as a slave to the boot drive? If your computer is not more than a few years old this should work. Perhaps your boot drive is being constantly accessed by something and not allowing quick access to the new hard drive. However, you might impprove things by connecting the new hard drive to the secondary IDE channel. Normally there is only a CD or DVD drive connected to the secondary channel and the access might be faster.
** Original Message From: Kathy Szinnyey ** | > Hi, all! We installed a second hard drive (internal, I >think it's made by Seagate or that's its name) so that we'd >have a bunch of extra storage. When music was on our hard >drive--C drive--it sounded just fine. When we moved files to >this new drive, the audio stutters as if someone is bumping >into your record player or CD player. Any ideas about how to >fix this? Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
