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Re: Disable system devices

Cics, I just disabled integrated audio in my bios and that seemed to improve the sound further. I'm going to investigate some of the other bios options. I was looking for the spread spectrum option, but I don't see it on my dell.

I forgot to mention disabled terminal services, as one that I had already disabled, and that improvement was noticable as well. Also,I use an IDE dvd player to put movies on my hard drive quiteoften, so I'd like to keep my ide dvd drive plugged in for now.

Also, in the folder options, I've changed my mind and prefer the "show both parts and manage them individually" option what I said in my previous post.

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