issues with my DMA modes on vista 64 bit ultimate

bigfish79

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well basicaly 1 of my CD DVD burners that is brand new will not read or write corectly and im almost positive its cuz its set to a Ultra DMA mode that is to high (ultra DMA Mode 6 )
my first CD/DVD burner/drive is a Benq DQ 60 which is set to UDMA 5 and it works fine

the new CD DVD Burmer/Drve is a LiteOn 22x internal sata DVD CD writer and is set to UDMA 6 and will not read disks and when it does it runns so fast that the Game or program will get stuck ,it needs to be changed to UDMA 5 like the other but unlike XP you cant change the Mode it runs in so after paying way to much money for this OS i think it should at least give you the options to configure how your ide ata/atapi controllers work
if any one knows how to change these modes or has any info as to if im missing an update or a driver or something please let me know thank you any insight would be greatly appreciated
 

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Can you cange this using your BIOS or a jumper on the CD?
If not let us know.
 

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Not sure you can change the UDMA settings on a SATA drive but you could try this procedure - Troubleshooting: Enabling/Checking DMA in Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Me, 9x - Club CDFreaks - Knowledge is Power.

Official Microsoft - Turn Direct Memory Access (DMA) on or off - Windows Vista Help - Same procedures though.

I have two CD/DVD drives in my system, one SATA, one IDE - with these procedures I can only disable (not change) UDMA on the IDE drive only - not my Lite-On DVD SATA drive. Also, I have my SATA channels set to AHCI in the BIOS, so my options may differ from yours - best seen here. The red dots indicate this is the IDE CD-ROM.


IDE Channel.JPG

Hopefully this helps.
 

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thanks you both i found that i can change the liteon in the bios and the benq the same but im not sure what to set the lite on to right now i have it st to udma5 and it seems to work but there are like 7 options and i dont know which is the best
the benq dq 60 works great set on udma 5 but thats an ide the liteon is a sata drive and im not sure which setting to put it to if you guys have a good idea i would much appreciate it
thanks for the help you guys are awsome
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    Home made BY MFE (Mudfish Enterprises)
    CPU
    AMD athlon dual core 6000+ w/direct connect /hyper transport
    Motherboard
    MSI K9N SLI V2
    Memory
    6gigs 2 sticks at 2 gigs each 2 sticks &1 gig each
    Graphics Card(s)
    Navidia GeForce 9500 gt 1 gb ddr232 bit
    Sound Card
    24 bit 6channel Fion
    Monitor(s) Displays
    Acer E151H
    Screen Resolution
    1440 x`900
    Hard Drives
    2 sata WD at 500 gigs each and 1 externsl at 320 gigs
    1 sata WD @ 260gigs
    1 sataWD @ 120 gigs
    Case
    Super case black
    Keyboard
    Logitech classic 200
    Mouse
    Microsoft Comfort Optical mouse 3000
    Internet Speed
    AT&T Uverse Fiber optic 18mb
    Other Info
    plus a boston accustic surround sound systeme to blast my radio station MFE @ at www.tmts.org.uk
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