gathering useful info..

[pIII_Man]

probibly not...i have found most barebones systems to be of poor quality...

So easy to fry yet tastes so good...
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[HardWareBoss]

The price is right. But what do you get? Nothing good. You get what you pay for. Thats why they call it bare bones.

 

[ssmith]

got a ? i just installed a NIC in my current pc. when i turned the pc on, it found the hardware and i successfully loaded the drivers from the cd. when i rebooted for the changes to take effect, i received an error message (blue screen) while trying to load windows. i rebooted the system again, and got to my desktop. however, i could not use the keyboard or the mouse. any ideas?

i unhooked the NIC from the pci slot, and then rebooted my pc. everything loaded back as original and is working properly.

 

[pIII_Man]

what windows version...

what nic card...

Newer drivers at the manufacturers website...

So easy to fry yet tastes so good...
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[ssmith]

98 SE

belkin 10/100 32 bit PCI card... what other info do you need?


any reason when i had it installed that it would lose the drivers for sound blaster emulation?
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by ssmith on 07/24/03 11:52 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

[pIII_Man]

if you go to the manufacturers website...try to see if they have updated drivers...

No there is no reason...must be software incompatability...look for new drivers...

So easy to fry yet tastes so good...
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[ssmith]

i went to the man. website. the most recent driver was in feb. of 2002. i think i may have that problem taken care of.

what i am trying to do is, i have DSL internet connection with a USB modem. i now have a cayman 3220 router that i want to use for DSL. so, i purchsed the NIC for my pc. trying to figure out how to get into the router interface.