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Ok, haven't seen this problem before, but since nobody's helped you, I suppose I better. Now, let me get this straight - when you reboot, it asks you to install the printer, because it's plug and play, right? well, cancel that window, and add it yourself in the printers dialog box. that should...

Ok, My friend and I have been through all of this - You're either looking at faulty RAM, Faulty Video/VRAM. I know this as when I bought a new video card, I got ticks all over the win98 boot screen as well as all over the POST screen. Similarly with RAM - one of my ram sticks was on the way out...

Hey, I know what you're going through - I spent days working it out for myself, as I run win2k, winME and RedHat Linux all off the one system. Now, what I remembered was that winNT(win2k) has its own boot manager for windows-specific operating systems - The way I went about doing ME and 2K was...

Ok, you can't get into CMOS. Award bios, so you'd be looking at the del key, right? Hold that down and then turn the computer on. Keep your finger on it Until you get in. I don't know if that will work, but usually if a system's too fast to get into the bios, if you load the keyboard buffer up...

Glad you finally got the blasted thing worked out!!! This message has been here since the beginning of my membership here, and you've worked up quite a tally, 48!!! I guess you could've solved the problem quicker if you had that 'spare' athlon to throw in it.<br><br>But you've got it working now...

Junkman: Computers, if they don't already, will control your daily lifestyle. speed-typers are allowed to make mistakes. Besides, games relieve tension! (cheer from the audience!).<br><br>Anyway, KB244, I would have to conclude with your theory as well, not being in an anti-static bag and all...

OK, you're obviously very frustrated. From what I've been reading, you're an AMD supporter. Now tell me, I don't know what chipsets are on graphic cards nowadays, but do both these cards have nVIDIA chipsets? <br><br>I've just upgraded a machine to a AMD k6-2 500MHz w/ nVIDIA Vanta TNT2 AGP card...

OK, I'm not all that experienced with SCSI, but I do have a small DX2 Server here at home, and it uses a primitive SCSI type, I'm not sure if it's SCSI-1 or SCSI-2. Anyway, I found that I couldn't mix IDE with SCSI in my case, but nowadays it should be possible. how old is the equipment...