Device manager says serial ata controller driver

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i have the jumber on pins 5 and 6 for the 1.5gb phy. the hard drive is a western digital caviar green 500gb. what i have is a amd athlon 1800 1.53ghz with and 1024 of ram (2-512 cards). and it runs kinda slow all the time now too. is this just how it is going to be? like my computer can't handle this drive? or is there something i can change to stop it from doing that? it also does it when i am trying to watch a video that is on that hdd or when i added all my stuff to itunes. and then work, then freeze, over and over, and when it freezes the cpu usage goes to like 96% then back to like 5%. it will work fine for like 5 seconds and then totaly freeeze up for like 3 seconds. the new drive is working but when ii am transfering stuff my computer is acting up. The IDE CD-ROM that is connected to the 2nd connector on the primary HDD cable is made by LG and I think it may be what caused the LSI Logic message.ДЄllriight new problem.

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Last, while none of this may be helping or of any benefit to diagnosing my issue, after turning the Primary 1 setting back to OFF, when I started the PC again, I did see new LSI Logic information on the initial black boot screens that initially indicated 'Found new hardware' but eventually indicated 'No supported devices found,' and the startup then proceeded to the Windows menus.

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The driver wizard, despite opening and scanning through all the files on the mini driver CD, repeatedly indicated 'cannot find the necessary software.' And, as mentioned above, the Device Manager now shows two SCSI listings.

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This time, however, it didn't complete as it had following the card's original install and boot up.

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So, I attempted to reinstall the PCI card's included mini CD drivers again. When I turned the Primary 1 to OFF, the next start did indicated New Hardware Found, again. But the 2nd CD-ROM drive was working before I changed the Primary 1 setting to Auto and is still working after turning off. When I turned it OFF, it was displaying 'IDE CD-ROM,' which is what I have connected to the 2nd connector on the cable with my primary HDD boot drive. Within the Setup/System Bios the only selection I find that indicates PCI is under the listing 'PCI IRQ Assignments.' Within this menu I see the listings of ATI Technologies VGA Adapter (IRQ 11), Numerous Intel Corp listings (Serial Bus-IRQ 11, multimedia-IRQ 11, and a number of USB adapters-IRQ's 9, 10, and 11, Network card-IRQ 11), and 'unknown manufacturer RAID Adapter-IRQ 10.' I have also tried IRQ 9 and 11 also which made no difference.ДЄfter reading your message I returned the Primary 1 setup to OFF from the Auto setting I had changed it to when the new HDD didn't work originally. However the former 'SCSI and RAID controller' listing is still present and lists 'VIA VT6421 RAID controller' as the sublisting, still indicating working properly. NOTE: now the Device Manager displays a new '? Other devices' and sublisting of '? SCSI Controller in yellow question marks. The did not complete this time, unlike when I originally booted the PC following the PCI card and HDD. When I started the PC again the New Hardware Found message came up so I entered the Wizard and attempted to reinstall the PCA card's included mini driver CD. I've now turned the Primary 1 back to OFF. The next time I went in it showed Primary 1 as and IDE CD-ROM which is what I have connected to the second connector of the boot HDD cable.

I have gone into Setup previously where I turned the Primary 1 to Auto from OFF. When I start the PC I am always given the 'reminder' capability to press F2 (Setup) or F12 (Boot Menu). Sorry, I'm not sure I understand the question.

Device manager says serial ata controller driver