Its way very easy. Firstly, click of right of My Computer and select Properties. Then tab click [ Hardware ] > [ Device Manager ]. Select IDE/ATAPI controllers. At window which emergence then selecting Primary IDE Channel and selecting tab Advanced Settings. Ascertain device the was set by DMA if Available. If still stay in position of PIO, Only, hence menu shear downwards [so/till] to choice of DMA if Available. Fitur DMA can quicken performance harddisk, CD-ROM, and CD RW.
Activate Fitur DMA
Most of all installation Windows XP have put down setting DMA ( Direct Memory Active) truly. Otherwise, hence harddisk and CD-ROM, CD-RW or DVD-ROM will show performa slower. On the contrary, setting DMA correct can assist data transfer rate from and to harddisk, CD-ROM, CD-RW, or DVD-ROM.
Its way very easy. Firstly, click of right of My Computer and select Properties. Then tab click [ Hardware ] > [ Device Manager ]. Select IDE/ATAPI controllers. At window which emergence then selecting Primary IDE Channel and selecting tab Advanced Settings. Ascertain device the was set by DMA if Available. If still stay in position of PIO, Only, hence menu shear downwards [so/till] to choice of DMA if Available. Fitur DMA can quicken performance harddisk, CD-ROM, and CD RW.
Its way very easy. Firstly, click of right of My Computer and select Properties. Then tab click [ Hardware ] > [ Device Manager ]. Select IDE/ATAPI controllers. At window which emergence then selecting Primary IDE Channel and selecting tab Advanced Settings. Ascertain device the was set by DMA if Available. If still stay in position of PIO, Only, hence menu shear downwards [so/till] to choice of DMA if Available. Fitur DMA can quicken performance harddisk, CD-ROM, and CD RW.
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