Recent content by Fury190

yes i checked that.. any other ideas ?

ok i unchecked that, and it didnt help. yes i did try ipconfig /release ipconfig/renew, and it also didnt work. im loosing connectivity every 4 hours, because my isp's dhcp server renews the ip lease at that rate. Please help!

Could someone link to the 28.82 2k/xp nvidia refresh rate fix ?

Ok I am trouble shooting my issue. I am unsure of a couple of settings. Please help. Btw, its XP Pro.. In control panel/ Network settings/TCP/IP properties/Advanced/DNS Tab, Should: Register this connections addresses in DNS be checked or unchecked. also on tab over. WINS: should enable...

well I *do not* have this problem under 98se. only in xp. so its not an ISP issue. any other suggestions. ?

XP pro refuses to renew my ip lease. I am on a dhcp cable connection, that renews the ip lease every 8 hours. I am not on a network, do not have a lan, and do not hardware firewall. I am in desperate need of a solution/workaround.

I hope they dont. Rambus sucks, in every way shape and form. Just like Intel.

Also, its a fact that 1/2 the people who agree with him in a post, are in fact, his duplicate accounts. Your not fooling anyone chizow.

Pezuzu, I wouldn't put much weight to chizow's opinions. It is well known he is paid off by the companies he so fondly worships, and so harhly shoots down anyone who says anything bad about said company.

You may also want to try reinstalling WinXP after you flashed your CMOS This is not needed.

yea, the FF post code is normal. Dont sweat it.

Running 98se, installing the 4in1's, my system takes a considerable performance hit. And there is basicly no way to get rid of them, you have format c: /q. No problems without them. I suggest staying away from them like cryptonite.

I'm pretty sure 99.9% of people running an 8KHA+ are suffering from the "infamous FF LED" problem The FF on your LED *not* a problem. It simply means your system is booting. This is normal.

I suggest anyone interested in an intelligent disscusion on this issue, move on over to the forums at viaarena.com. Great exchange of ideas going on over there. And the two via teams in tawain, and the one in austrailia working on this issue, are giving great updates.

>- 8khi1b20 >Date: 20 November 2001 >Fixes: Fix some issues on GeForce 3 Titanium 500 series >Changes: AGP Aperture Size = 256 MB >Notes: Some users have experience crash after crash when using Athlon XP. See this thread: >http://www.amdmb.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=79023 that was a...