How do you turn on dma for windows 7?

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  1. Rahstyle2

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    I looked in the ATA drive thing and uncollapsed it but it didnt have the "channel" part to right click on?
     
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    Answer me damit
     
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    creaky Moderator Staff Member

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    How about you search for yourself whilst awaiing an answer ?, surely you have tried to help yourself at least once in the 6 days since you first posted ?....

     
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    damit
     
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    What happened?:)
     
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    I was just following instructions.
     
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    LOL:)

    Here's an updated guide!

    Windows 7 DMA On.
     
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    Pretty cool, but he probably still couldn't find it.

    I was under the impression that anyone running Windows 7 (new pc) was probably interfacing with SATA drives which dma can't be adjusted. And if he's adding IEDE drives he should probably be smart enough to find it.
     

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