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Does that mean that they fixed **all** the problems with windows, and therefore we no longer need that site!?

wouldn't that be a hoot.

Craig

I've seen thiis before. Problem was with an ATI video card...same situation - changes wouldn't take hold. downloaded and installed new drivers. Still didn't help! Had to yank the card outta device...

Tyan / Asus / Abit are decent
Soyo seems to be making a good comeback (anyone remember the 6BA+ series of boards?)
Intel's boards are nice too, pricey though it seems!

Most of our new system...

ick!

I didn't have any luck ripping one off either. The heatsink was, for lack of a better term, riveted on there. I suppose one could have drilled the rivets out ......ended up just using a...

I'd pull the drive and hook it up to another XP machine and see if you can access it. Might wanna try ghosting it to another drive as well (had good luck with that on a laptop drive...the other XP...

Is matsonic the same as MSI? (www.msi.com.tw)?


Craig

Acutally, I don't think intel will cover bent pins under warranty -- unless they're damaged in the box (highly unusal). I actually had a processor that had lost a pin and it was in the...

Best bet is a dos based program that uses hardware loopbacks.

Anyone remember Check-it?

Maybe even stick a serial mouse on it and see what happens?


Craig

or rename the scandisk.exe file in the windows\command folder (might be located in other places too)

Craig

Dare I say use NetZero if it's available in your area??

Craig

I'd say send it back as well. Or, get your hands on a replacement and test it in same system. We've sold quite a few of those drives and most of them have been solid, but, a few have just made...

Belkin makes some USB KVM switches that also do audio. I haven't had my hands on one, but, it might be what you're looking for...sorta..

Craig