James Takac wrote: > ... >> Check that the BIOS setting is AHCI on the SATA drives. It sounds like >> it's in ATA emulation mode. >> >> Paul >> > > > The Bios seems to have a Compatibility mode and an Enhanced mode re the ide > ports which below that can be set to S-ata, P-ata, or S-ata + P-ata. Setting > to compatibility mode sets the 3rd by default which I'm trying now. I swore I > saw settings earlier re the DMA's and such but that may have been another pc > I worked on the other day
That sounds like the problem. You definitely don't want compatibility mode. Paul
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