HD Acceleration

The chipset CD probably has the drivers you need but you could probably find updated versions on the laptop makers website. So check here.

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Virtualbody1234 what else of components you want to know?

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How about the model of the laptop. :frusty:

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Originally Posted by clocker

Oh geez...this a laptop.

I hate laptops.

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You never complained about AnnaMiller on your laptop :w00t:

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Originally Posted by lynx

You never complained about AnnaMiller on your laptop :w00t:

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Oh, thanks for that.
Just as the wounds were beginning to heal I am yet again ripped asunder.

*sob...*

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Originally Posted by clocker

Don't forget to list your hamster's age, sex, and revision number.

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"SEX" ? not lately ................... :(

Virtualbody1234 on the computer sais Samsung V25, but there is no souch model on this site or Samsung international.

http://www.samsungpc.com/products/v25/v25.htm

Thanks Virtualbody1234 I'll try reinstaling the drivers.

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Originally Posted by clocker

Oh, thanks for that.
Just as the wounds were beginning to heal I am yet again ripped asunder.

*sob...*

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It's your own fault, you should have realised when she was classified under "hardware".

Hi! It’s been a wile.
Just want to tell you that I reinstall the drivers and didn’t help. The computer is getting slower by the day. Now it is not just HD, it is like opening programs too (IE for example).
Could it be RAM? Is there a way to check if the entire RAM is working without actually changing it?

Do you have DMA enabled?

Have a look if it's running in PIO for some strange reason.

If it does then you might be able to set it to DMA manually.



Also, how often do you defrag and stuff like that?
And did you change the disc your pagefile was on after the reinstall, if you have more than one hd?