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Hi,

I have been using this motherboard for almost a year. and suddently this "checking disk" during boot up start bugging me. it always happen after a few weeks i reformat the HD.. actually it doesnt effect anything. it just slowing down the process to boot up the windows. so you can imagine i got 3 HD inside and windows always do disk checking to every HD everytime i switch on the computer.

 

and after awhile the system become unstable. so its time to reformat again.

so my questions are:

- any of you experience this as well. and how to solve this problem.

- is this something to do with SATA and IDE system. because if i m not wrong my MB have SATA connection but i m using IDE and i add an extra PCI IDE RAID card.

 

additionnal information:

-2Gb ecc reg RAM (4x512mb)

- 256mb elsa graphic card.

- dual AMD processor

- 80Gb(system), 120Gb, and 250Gb HD all running on IDE

 

so if you need any info please let me know to solve this problem..

thanks in advance

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hallo, i have same board in one PC and working with SATA disks fine /time ago i have problem with IDE 80GB Seagate - but that disk has problem in others computers too - slowing down with time/ - i think changing disk could solve your problem - for SATA on tyan s2875 you need sata drivers on floppy disc before installing windows

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thanks, i think i should have the SATA driver disk with me. just need to dig out the old MB box.

i read some article from google search that it might be able to fix by changing the registry in windows.. will try it out tonight.

here is thelink to share..http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

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I tried change the registry as i found above. looks smooth and no problem so far..( well as usual. i will do anytime the system want to do)

will update the result in this thread after 1 week. and i m still using IDE HD..

thanks for the respond

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