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  1. simonthetechie

    EPOX 4PDA2+

    On behalf of my Main Parts supplier I have an obscure HDD problem. They sold 2 x Epox 4PDA2+ motherboards (from different batches) to a client who normally uses Gigabyte. When any IDE HDD is placed on the IDE RAID controllers on either mbrd, Windows XP blue screens on Bootup. Even if XP loaded...
  2. simonthetechie

    Epson C70 does like long documents.

    In answer to kestrel1: 1. Tried different cable (it supports USB) both parallel & USB - no effect 2. Reloading software has no effect 3. Different printers work OK
  3. simonthetechie

    XP Home red cross on Mapped drive from ME server.

    1. The Windows ME machine is turned on first. 2. DHCP was used orignally (the XP PC runs WinProxy fro Internet sharing), but that made Sage reports very slow (SAGE.COM website has advice suggesting you use fixed a fixed IP address on your SAGE server machine - but that's another problem for...
  4. simonthetechie

    XP Home red cross on Mapped drive from ME server.

    1. 3 systems: 1 Laptop running XP Home 1 PC running XP Home 1 PC (used as server) running Win ME *Win ME system has Sage Line 50 installed and client does not want to move it to other PC's so installing it on another is out. 2. When either of the XP machines is first turned on/rebooted...
  5. simonthetechie

    Epson C70 does like long documents.

    1. PC is running Windows 98 2. Printer has been connected via Parallel and USB 3. Until yesterday - no problems with it at all. 4. Parallel port on PC checks out OK Problem: When printing a document (from any application) if document is longer than 1 page, then intermittently the printer...

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