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Same experience here. What happened is the following: WIN2K crashed while shutting down, and then restarted automatically. The best way to fix this is to avoid the crash and have WINDOWS shut down properly. The cause for all that hassle could be: - Driver conflicts (Look for exclamation...

Maybe this thread helps. I had a WIN2K installation and added a WIN98SE, because my Audio Card did not work properly under WIN2K. thread616-357593

Using the database software "Documentum" at work for our content management system, I have to type my username and password many times every day. There is absolutely no "Remember Username/Password" Option in the Plug-In we use (which is FrameLink by DataLogics). Is there any...

As it seems there will be no drivers available, I settled for the OS solution and created a Dual-Boot system with WIN98 and WIN2K. The sound card works well in WIN98, and for the rest I use WIN2K.

Well, it is working now. Here is what I did: 1) I created an image of my complete WIN2K installation partition with all my additional software and stored it on my data partition, then reformatted this NTFS partition (8GB) 2) Then, behind this, created a FAT16 partition (NOT FAT32! This does...

Hi Enkrypted, The exact name of the board is "DMX Advanced Audio Accelerator". On the terratec website this is simply "DMX" There are other DMX cards WITH appropriate drivers, but their names are extended, like "DMX Fire blabla" or "DMX 1024 blabla&quot...

lasche, try check the following: First Try: Right-click "My Computer" and select "Properties" from submenu. Then go to "Hardware" tab and click "Device Manager". From the list, open "Mice and other Pointing Devices" and double-click on the mouse...

Owning this expensive PCI card with digital in/out, I realized after upgrading from WIN98SE to WIN2K that there are no drivers available for 2000 or XP. Terratec (www.terratec.de) says this is because EES does not provide these drivers for its processor used on the card. So what? Did anybody...

wolluf, thanx for fast reply What I did was this: I did set the boot sequence to "CD first", and inserted WIN98SE CD. The system booted from the CD and, as it should, wanted to install WIN98, as described above. As I do not have a functioning OS by then, I cannot tell you which...

Dear wolluf, I tried the procedure you described and experienced a problem. For administration, I am using powerquest´s BootMagic. With PartitionMagic 7.0, I created a FAT32 partition of 1,5 GB right BEHIND my original c: (NTFS) partition where W2K lives (this is 8GB, due to a lot of software...