Since the birth of Windows 2000, it has been accompanied by a very special teething problem: It does not support hard disks that work with UltraDMA/66 mode (or higher) and assigns them the much slower UltraDMA/33 mode.
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Since the birth of Windows 2000, it has been accompanied by a very special teething problem: It does not support hard disks that work with UltraDMA/66 mode (or higher) and assigns them the much slower UltraDMA/33 mode.