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We're up to RAID8 now. As to a 10K IDE drive, never heard of it. Checked Ingram Micro, the international hardware jobber that supplies your local superstores, and they haven't heard of it. Can't find one at Maxtor or WD. Where is this mysterious 10K IDE drive?

Always use drivers supplied by your motherboard manufacturer, never "generic" drivers from the chipset manufacturer. The motherboard manufacturer may have made modifications for your specific board. What in *&$#@ are you doing with Via drivers on an Intel chipset???? If you want...

Just wanted to clarify what Jimbo said. As you are now, you don't need a gateway address since everyone's on the same subnet. The gateway address is the address to go outside the local network. Since access to the outside network is probably through that same router, you don't need to change any...

The drive is probably FAT16. W2K can read FAT32 and NTFS only.

Saw this once on a user's system. Turned out to be a conflict between the sound card and the modem. Since the modem would not allow the irq to be changed in windows, had to lock the modem to another irq in BIOS. (Device Manager did not report any problens or conflicts in this instance. Just...

If you have Win98, you can go to start/run and enter drwatson and doc will pop up and give you a detailed explaination of what cause the fault. It's probably one single program running in the background that is causing problems with the 10 you know of.