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    Old 19-08-2003, 05:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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    nForce2 WindowsXP Network Driver problems

    Well, Im getting quite annoyed! In fact, very annoyed!


    Ill give you a bit of history, this problem doesnt occur within Windows 98 or Mandrake. So it leads me to believe its either a drivers problem (specific to WinXP), and not a problem with my mobo (nf7 1.0) or my router (Lynksis BEFSR4.1).

    Now, before I upgraded to nForce Platform 2.45 drivers, all was fine! I installed the english only version, and it mucked up the nForce tray control pannel (which I find rather useful), so I went and downloaded the International set (network worked fine up to this point). Installed them, and it asked me to overwrite the files that where already in its extraction directory, i said Overwrite all. No problems up to here at all.

    Now, Its about a week later, and Ive had enough of this:

    Ill boot winXP, and about 15 mins, upto 90mins (if Im lucky) the network will stop working. Trying to repair the connection does nothing at all! Loging onto a different username does nowt, only a complete restart does the trick. Then, repeat this cycle....

    Now, its my thinking that the network drivers are mucked up, from the overwrite. But, Id like to try a different version of the drivers, maybe 2.3, but I cant get them on the web. Does anybody have them (international version) that would be willing to upload them to a website so that I can download them.

    Other than that, and I dont wanna reinstall windows to correct this, does anybody have any ideas? Ive even tried (shakes violently) "system restore", it had no info's on me intsalling the drivers.

    Anybody?

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    Old 19-08-2003, 06:23 PM   #2 (permalink)
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    You can grab nVidia files from ftp://download.nvidia.com

    Nforce drivers from ftp://download.nvidia.com/Windows/nForce/

    What you want : ftp://download.nvidia.com/Windows/nF...XP_english.exe

    international, should you need it for some strange reason : ftp://download.nvidia.com/Windows/nF...lized_WHQL.exe

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    Old 19-08-2003, 06:48 PM   #3 (permalink)
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    ty, Ill give it a go in a min, then Ill report results.

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    Ive downloaded and installed 2.03, seems ok thus far. But its totally b0rked the nForce tray. Ill have to see if it makes a difference to the network driver problem before i make my mind up about what to do.

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    Well, nope!

    Just went down again!

    Wish I knew why this was happening, then I could sort it out!

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    Ah well, Ive reinstalled.

    Ill let ya'll know if my computer ends up being thrown out of my window if this errata strikes again.

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    You say you dont have the 2.3 drivers, but cant you just try the original drivers off the cd that came with the board before trying to upgrade to a later version?
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    Well, that would envolve hunting round the floor of my room (which Agent will confirm...), which I use as a handly hold-it-all including CDs... It would also envolve me getting off my newly fixed chair!

    Plus, Ive got it sorted now.

    I think it was to do with the automaticly installed patch (part of windowsupdate.com (when its up)) that installs some new components for windows networking.

    More info's:
    http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=817778

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