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Lost my DMA

samkaye

Junior Member
System:
Gigabyte Apogee Motherboard
Wix XP Pro all updates
1 gig pc 3200 Ram
Nvidia fx5200 video
C: drive 40 gig WD
D: drive 120 gig WD
E: drive 60 gig WD
F: Drive NEC D/L 8x

OK..Built this system about 8 months ago. Did not add any new H/W since.System has run perfect since.
2 days ago I noticed c and d drive running slow. Checked for virus, spyware,malware and trojans. Also ran hijack this. Found nada. Then checked device manager and found primary ide controller in PIO mode. Went into BIOS and it was still in auto mode. Reset CMOS. Still same. Updated BIOS and installed new Nvidia MB drivers. Nada still. Deleted ATA in dev man, rebooted. no help.
The drives on secound controller is DMA. Should I get a PCI controller card?
Thanks,
 
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