shrek

Works fine for me. Maybe the links have changed. But it was a full version

Found thsi thread that shred some light on it. http://www.theddrzone.com/news.asp?id=404 I have had agood look and there doesnt seem to be a fix. I did have the problem earlier this week and I fixed it by using a different driver. Can I suggest you do the same even if it means an newer and or older driver. It worth having a stable system that one that reboots.

Nope I didnt get confused. My first post I didn't see what spes I just saw the infinite loop problem and jumped in head first. Thought he reffered to Nvidia. Never herad of the problem with the Radeons though. As I stated in my 2nd post I cleared this up. Quote: Hmmm, Shrek I think you're getting confused over the infinite part - Brian's not talking about the nVidia "infinte loop" BSOD, I think he means that once the drivers have been installed, and the computer restarted, WinXP crashes, resets, crashes, resets, crashes, resets, ad infinitum... Brian, what error is appearing before the system resets? The only time I've seen this happen is when I installed XP on a friends PC which contained some bad RAM (took me a whole afternoon, and several re-installs before I got it worked out)...is XP stable before he installs any drivers? Rgds AndyF

Oops so it isn't sorry didn't see it. Never heard of that problem on the Radeon only Nvidia. Have you got the latest drivers? I did see some new ones out this week.

I was reffering to BT using an alternative modem I believe they have done recently, but can't remember the name. Where did you get your router from? Did BT supply it? Cheers

Can anyone tell me if the other modem BT supply is any good?

Hi mate I had thsi problem thsi week too. Try dets 23.11 or the very latest drivers here 2625 http://www.*****age.com/drivers/W2KXP-26.25.zip 2653 http://www.*****age.com/drivers/W2KXP-26.53.zip the *** should be b-itcharge (take out the -) the filter is filtering it out.

I already have a 300w PSU. USB does not draw much power from the ports and whilst I admit the 4 ports I do have are all used up not all are used at once, in fact the majority of teh time only one is used which is the Alcatel using it. If it is a problem then why do I just get this from the modem? and not other devices. I do not recall any problems when I have used my printer, and scanner (all usb) whilst using my modem. I think teh real problem with with the drivers and or Alcatle hardware. Quote: You are correct sir. Look for the Belkin USB 2.0 PCI hubs, they support full power to all ports. This problem you are having could be due(like previous posts said) that when your DSL modem draws power it doesn't get it and therefore bombs out. Have a look though, if you have a 250W psu with an AMD processor it's likely that because you are already overloading the PSU your having these problems, by adding a PCI card with 4 USB busses that draw more power you are not realy solving your problem, you are worstening it. It might be worth upgrading your PSU rather than buying a new USB card if you don't need it... Just a thought.

Cheers guys, so am I right in saying a PCI USB card is better than a powered USB hub. The other point to mention is that USB 2 drivers are out now, so I presume that a USB hub and or USB PCI card that supports this would be best way to go for future reference. Seems pointless to buy a new hub if it don't support USB 2.

I have 4 USB hubs on my Abit kt7-Raid board. I did read that some people got a USB hub but it didn't help. However I am going to buy a hub soon as I have all my hubs used but not all at once though. I may wait for a USB hub that supports USB 2 for future reference.

I just downloaded it tonight its about 17MB http://www.microsoft.com/office/downloads/default.htm

Theres a new DirectCD 5.10 that will work in XP, had it working now for a few weeks. You can get it from cequandrant. Here it is IT IS NOT W-A-R-E-Z (filter must be on) http://cequadrat.com/driver/dcd_upd/DCD51UP.exe

I have the same problem and using same ISP and same *hitty Alcatel v1.4 drivers. There are loads of people having problems with the modem, it is *hit and I would recommend to anyone DONT for good sake get a Alcatel modem there are pants. They are aware there is a problem but have done little to address these. If you dont believe me check here. http://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/postlist.pl?Cat=&Board=hardware It is really doing my head in this modem.

Just done a fresh install of XP pro having had a few problems with my soundcard and MS FF joystick. Having installed the OS I check it everything worked okay, soundcard working okay, MS FF joystick running okay, but I got the dreaded NVidia loop problem with nv4_disp.dll. I changed drivers and now the system is stable but when I go into the control panel the joystick runs for a sec or two but then says it aint connected. This was the same problem I had before yet a couple of week before that the joystick ran okay and has done since XP RC2 came out. I tried the josytick at a mates house and it worked okay. It seems MS will no longer support this joystick with there usually sidewinder software yet XP is meant to support the joystick abeit a unified driver. Any ideas what to do next. I am using a Creative Labs sound blaster live card. Cheers