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In BIOS
If you go into standard CMOS setup (or something similar) you should see a list of drives (primary master, secondary master) if they say auto next to them, every time your computer it will auto detect each drive, if you have a drive there, it will take an extra 2 seconds to detect it and set it up, but if you are missing a drive, it will examine the slot for up to 6 seconds. If you know how to auto set up (in mine, you select the drive slot and press enter) then they are 'hard-coded' into the BIOS and it will assume the same hardware on each IDE channel every bootup... result, no time auto detecting! you save about 10 seconds... If you don't have a drive installed on a channel, select None...
If that was confusing, it wasn't meant to be...
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