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Are you sure that will solve anything ?

I just talked to a frind today ....
He has a SB LIVE card, and a TNT2 card.
When he was using windows 98 (NOT SE) everything worked as it should.
But when he upgraded to Windows98 SE, the same thing happens to him that it
fif for me.
Windows 98 SE freezes when i start windows 98 SE.
But then he updated the SB LIVE drivers, and it worked fine.'
I have tryed to update with only pci512 driver on CL's site, but it didn't
work.

For me it sound like a driver problem ...

But do you still think that al that plugging out and plugging in will help ?

/AllanMC

Ossama M. Elkadi <oelkadi2000NOSPAM@yahoo.de> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:93b40u$pj3$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> Normally, the original drivers supplied with your card work best (unlike
> other manufacturers). Conflicts should be no issue.
>
> Let's restart solving the problem in a different way. First of all, remove
> all of the following devices in Device Manager: sound card, modem, network
> card, graphics card. In the hidden folder "C:\WINDOWS\INF", remove all
files
> with extension ".INF". This will force Windows to re-detect all cards as
> ifthey were installed for the first time.
> Next, remove all cards in your system except graphics card and sound card.
> Locate the sound card to be in the second-topmost (i.e. second from top)
> slot; the topmost will remain reserved for the network card (assuming it's
a
> PCI card). To minimize choppiness of sound and interference, leave one
slot
> free between both cards (also for cooling).
> Restart Windows and let it redetect both the sound and graphics cards;
> install from the original CDs. What happens now? If Device Manager
complains
> that it cannot find any free IRQs for the legacy (DOS) sound device, this
is
> pretty normal - don't worry about it (in my system with a Sound Blaster
> PCI64, I forced it to use custom settings later on).
> If the previous steps succeeded, add the other cards one at a time
(network
> card topmost) and restart after each card you add. As soon as you
re-install
> the modem back and can connect again to the Internet, post the results you
> get back here.
>
> HTH,
> --
> Ossama Elkadi
> Technical Assistant
> BMW-ACVA CKD Plant
> (Please do not send any e-mails to me
> unless explicitly asked to do so.
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>
> =============================================
> "Allan M. Christensen" <allanmc@pc.dk> wrote in message
> news:939na6$jus$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> > I think i got a bit closer to the problem ....
> > When i install the "Standard PCI-Graphiccard (VGA)" drivers for my
> > "Pixelview TNT2 Model 64 with TV-out (PCI)",
> > then the pci512 card works very well ... but then i have a problem with
my
> > tnt2 card because the standard drivers
> > don't support more that 640*480 and 16 colors, and there's no 3d
> > accelerating or nothing .... BUT windows
> > dosn't crash ....
> >
> > Is it a known problem with tnt2 PCI and pci512 in the same pc ??
> > Is there any special tnt2 drivers i should try ? (They need to support
> > tv-out also)
> >
> >
>
>
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