Sandstorm

I had the same problem with the DWL520 and all I did was use the XP drivers and it worked!

this bugger is tough to get rid of i formatted my computer several times today installing both win nt and 2000 and i still have the worm dunno what else to do

hey, i'm having the same problem now too, after a few minutes of logging on i get a service control manager error (event id 7031) and it wont let me copy/paste, open webpages in new window etc... this problem started happening only a few days ago im running Win 2000 w/ sp4 please help

I have the french language version of Win98 installed on my computer and when I tried upgrading to an english version of Win2K it said that it couldn't since it was of a different language. Is there any way of going around this? And I don't want to have to format and then install.

I'm running Win2K with IE5 and the last 5 pictures won't load on that page so I guess it isnt a IE6 thing.

I never liked IE6. It wasn't stable at all and it would perform an invalid function at least 3 times a day. That's why I still use IE5

Quote: Some people may be stuck with NT4 at work. Amen.

My list according to category: Sports: NHL98 and Hardball 5 (spent too many years playing those two games) FPS: HL + CS (too many sleepless nights spent AWP-ing) Simulation: SimCity 2000 and The Sims Racing: Need for Speed 3+4 and as an old favorite Test Drive III Adventure: Anything from Sierra before '95 (Space Quest, King's Quest and Quest for Glory games)

I was wondering if you have ever tried to get the DOS baseball game Hardball 5 to work on Win2K? It won't let me install it. P.S. Could you please send me your huge list to me? hit4cycle@hotmail.com THANKS

Download the 2.6 version of the Application Toolkit and that will work with Win2000 SP3.

Hmm I had no idea they came out with version 2.6 of the Application Toolkit. I was able to get it to work with my computer. Anybody else have this version?

You know you could easily convert your FAT32 partition to NTFS without losing any data.

The funny thing is that I reformatted my computer tonight, installed Win2K and right away installed SP3, and still it won't let me install the Toolkit 2.5 for the same reason that I don't have a 32-bit version of Windows. Go figure...

Right now I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro running Windows 95 and I want to upgrade it to 2000. How do you think W2000 could run on a Pentium 200 MHz computer with 64 megs of RAM? Will be really slow or liveable?

But why would it think my Windows isnt running at 32-bit??? Are there any settings where I could see at how many bits it really is at?