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February 6th, 2006, 11:52 AM
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Attached is image showing Adaptec ASPI Installation Verification. I appear to have the correct files installed for XP (see yellow highlights).
However a search does not reveal any file specifically called "Wnapsint.dll" anywhere. gduns, thanks for your information. When I changed computers it was a clean XP install. Used Files and Folders to move everything over. Per normal operating procedure, installed latest MB drivers first thing after windoz install. Nothing else seems to have broken. Again note that of all the programs on my computer that read/write to my Plextor drives (including the one bought from MTU) are working perfectly. Only Microstudio is not recognizing the drives when it first starts up. Just the facts, not an indictment  So what else can we perhaps look for? Anything in the registry? Does the attached GIF help at all? Regards, Gene 
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February 6th, 2006, 12:11 PM
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Just for the Heck of it, Which version of microstudio are you using?
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February 6th, 2006, 01:23 PM
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That Is the same I am using.
 did you set that ide to Dma (vs PIO)..... dont know much more to say.
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February 6th, 2006, 02:11 PM
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Here's a GIF of the DMA settings for both Plextor's. I suppose I could try explicitly selecting DMA instead of "Bios Selected", but you'd think if the Bios was selecting improperly, the drives wouldn't work with any software in windoz, which is not the case...
sigh... without some software author help, we may be soon at a dead end... 
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February 6th, 2006, 02:43 PM
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I was just shooting in the dark, but from what it says, it is selecting DMA. I exhausted any Ideas on this end. But honestly there is no reason it shouldnt work. The only basic diff in our machines is the sli, and I dont need it, so i took a board with more card spaces rather tha 2 for sli.
My chipset is nvidea also, and the bios is amd. I don't know how else to help here.
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Gary passed from Earth in early 2011. We all miss his wit and wisdom. MACHINE NAME: [Monster] Windows XP 64 & 32 Professional Dual boot Processor - AMD xp64 x2 4400 RAM - 2.0g PC3200 ddr2 800ghz Motherboard msi platinum (latest BIOS and DRIVERS) Sound Card - sound blaster comp.(On-board sound device) Video - MSI 6800 128MG HD Primary - 7 VAROIUS HARD DRIVES ON THIS MACHINE CD-R - Plextor (PX-W708A 1.04) CD-R - TEAC DVD/CD-R - NEC (optiplex ) DirectX Version - 9.0c (4.09.0000.0901) ___________________________________
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February 6th, 2006, 03:09 PM
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This problem is normally related to the chipset drivers for the motherboard. Try upgrading your NVIDIA chipset drivers from www.nvidia.com this will fix it in most cases.
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