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Setting the BIOSs to allow 32-bit I/O 1

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From Roherc to Jono:in IDE Problems<br>
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&quot;Did you try setting the BIOSs to allow 32-bit I/O? This may seem small; but it really could be the root of the whole terrible problem (just a suggestion....to get any more specific I'd almost have to be there looking @ the boxes.&quot;<br>
How do you do it, please? I am very interested to learn this. Thanks
 
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