Problem storing video files on 2nd hard drive

Solid State Drives (SSD), Hard Drives and NAS Discuss, Problem storing video files on 2nd hard drive at Hardware forum; Hello All, I have recently purchased and had a 500 gb seagate hard drive installed on my computer. The main reason for purchasing it was to put my video files, etc. on it. However, the video files that I have moved over to that hard drive whenener I try to

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    Hello All, I have recently purchased and had a 500 gb seagate hard drive installed on my computer. The main reason for purchasing it was to put my video files, etc. on it. However, the video files that I have moved over to that hard drive whenener I try to play them they stutter and freeze and you can't watch any of them on the added hard drive. So, I partitioned a part of the drive thinking that might help and it didn't. So, I just need to find out why my movie files, etc. won't play correctly on my second hard drive? Thanks all.
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    Check to see if UDMA is set and functioning on the drive.
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    that seems to be set any other ideas why this is happening?
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    It should work just fine. Perhaps if you provide some details about your system configuration. Also perhaps a disc benchmark on the drive could shed some light.
    Anything that measures hard drive speeds.
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    Is it on PATA or SATA?

    In case of PATA, check the connection/cable and UDMA mode.
    In case of SATA check the cable/connection and SATA mode setup.
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    Ok thanks all... I did do the disc benchmark and saw a big difference in the hard drive speeds. My storage hard drive had a avg. speed of 2.0mb/s, so thats why its been stuttering and freezing while playing video. Are there ways to make it run faster?
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    Ok I just realized that my second hard drive is in pio mode... as was stated above.. how do I go about changing this?
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    if its an IDE drive then : do you use a 80-wire IDE cable ?

    I dont think so reading above but if its on USB (external): out of luck (usb 2.0 has its limits)
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    ok i will go and verify the cable... and its internal
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    Ok I just realized that my second hard drive is in pio mode... as was stated above.. how do I go about changing this?
    In addition to checking the cable as suggested above, you might also want to read this thread:

    Troubleshooting: Enabling/Checking DMA in Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Me, 9x

    and also this article:

    DMA reverts to PIO
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