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Windows XP SP2.

I'm running it on my workstation at the office. Just installed it today.

I've seen a few weird, unexplainable things happen so far. I haven't really had time to mess with it much though, I installed it at the end of the day. I'll play around with it some more tomorrow.

A couple things I've noticed thus far, even after disabling the Windows Firewall (which is VERY nice):
1) It wipes any static config you have on your NIC and sets it back to DHCP.
2) I had to disable and re-enable the NIC after Windows started. For some reason, about 2 minutes into Windows, the NIC just stopped responding.
3) It seems to kill Trend Micro OfficeScan Corporate Edition's connection to the OSCE server. Manual update still works, but forget getting automatic pattern pushes. Still investigating this.
 
I had to uninstall (in dev mgr) and reinstall my wireless card (dlink dwl650) on the test laptop I intalled it on for it to be able to receive an ip from my dhcp server. Works fine now though.
 
thats great...i really have to install SP2 soon because, as a non DHCP user (i have two static IPs on our comps and disabled DHCP server on the router) i am VERY looking forward to to enter all that cr*p (IPs,DNS etc.) manually again on *both* machines...
 
Originally posted by: Boscoh
I'm running it on my workstation at the office. Just installed it today.

I've seen a few weird, unexplainable things happen so far. I haven't really had time to mess with it much though, I installed it at the end of the day. I'll play around with it some more tomorrow.

A couple things I've noticed thus far, even after disabling the Windows Firewall (which is VERY nice):
1) It wipes any static config you have on your NIC and sets it back to DHCP.
2) I had to disable and re-enable the NIC after Windows started. For some reason, about 2 minutes into Windows, the NIC just stopped responding.
3) It seems to kill Trend Micro OfficeScan Corporate Edition's connection to the OSCE server. Manual update still works, but forget getting automatic pattern pushes. Still investigating this.

My ip didn't reset, and my nic stayed up after reboot.
 
Originally posted by: werk
I had to uninstall (in dev mgr) and reinstall my wireless card (dlink dwl650) on the test laptop I intalled it on for it to be able to receive an ip from my dhcp server. Works fine now though.
Whenever I restart this machine now, it won't get an ip with the wireless card. Releasing/renewing doesn't work nor does enabling/disabling the card. The only thing that works is fully uninstalling then reinstalling. This sucks...I can live with it though as this machine usually only hibernates and is rarely shut down/restarted.
 
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