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If you have been experiencing boot problems or stability problems with your state of the art system you built yourself, you could have a simple problem. I found out after several months of work that how you connect your components to your power supply can make all the difference in the world...

This has been fixed. (BIOS updated)

If I look at the Radeon 9600 driver resources in either W2K or XP, it shows I/O range C000 - C0FF as unavailable. The Via CPU to AGP controller shows C000 - CFFF as in use. The problem is not with the video card as I have used two known good ATI brand Radeon 9600 Pro cards in this motherboard...

If you have recently encountered a slow shut down problem with your W2K system take heed. Uninstalling Windows security update Q329170 and Q328310 will most likely fix it. This information came to me though this board from user "balls" (see post "Unable to logoff current...

I fixed my problem. Please see the seperate post titled "SLOW SHUTDOWN FIX!"

I have had no problems with the latest version (or most any version) of Zone Alarm on W2K. Be sure you have Internet Explorer checked in the programs section of ZA otherwise it will be blocked. If you shutdown ZA and still cant bring up a web page, you have a different problem.

Thank you for the responses. I believe these sites refer to people that are using roaming profiles. I neglected to make clear that I am not using a roaming profile. Funny thing is that I just loaded another machine fresh with W2K and SP3. As soon as I loaded the IE6 cumulative patch and...

I am getting the same thing. I also have SP3 loaded. I was not having this problem until I loaded the latest security patches for W2k including IE6 cumulative patch. Does anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this? You can't uninstall most of the security patches so that does'nt seem like a...

In Microsoft's knowledge database question Q247951, lists this fix as "HOWTO: Enabling UDMA66 Mode on Intel Chipsets". We use several ASUS K7V motherboards with a VIA disk controller (chipset) and an AMD Athlon processer. Does this mean I don't have to do the registry patch for UDMA66...