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Hi, Maybe you should try Detonator v 5.16 instead. I use to have similar problem as yours, after searching and reading the thread posts, I found the problem is with my TNT2 M64 drivers. I found Detonator v 3.69 and v 5.16 is one of the stable drivers to be use with my card, the newest of the Detonator drivers might not always work with your system especially in Win2K environment. One thing is Detonator v 3.69 does have the additional tabs under the video properties. Regards

Hi, Thanks for all the replies, I managed to stop the random reset problem, but every now and then I get the BSOD => (need to reset PC). The error I am getting is something like this: *** STOP: 0x0000001E C0xC0000005, 0xA00178C1, 0x00000001, 0x3C808B0C KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED *** Address A00178C1 base at A0000000, DateStamp 38438ff7 - win32k.sys Anyone knows the exception is regarding about what's wrong with my system. Thanks Regards

Hi, I have been trying to solve this problem over the weekends, but still unable to come up with a solution. Here is my system configuration: - Celeron 566 (SL46T) o/c 850 using 1.65v - ABit VT6X4 (supports ATA66) - Spectek PC100 128 mb ram - IBM 10.1 gb 7200rpm HDD - Quantum 3.2 gb 5400rpm HDD - Creative OEM TNT2 value (M64) - Creative AWE 64 Gold - Intel PCI 10/100 NIC - 3Com ISA NIC - OEM Iomega internal 100 mb zip drive - Teac 24x IDE cd-rom - Internal Compro CD-R drive with PCI SCSI card - and the usual stuff for a complete PC, plus 1 front casing fan, 2 HDD coooler, 1 slot cooler and 1 Golden ORB. Previously running Win98 with no problems, and even with Winnt 4. Now have re-formatted the HDDs and installed Windows 2000 Professional. Installation and boot up with no problems. All devices using drivers provided by Windows 2000 Professional. I am now facing the problem of the whole system will suddenly reboot by itself. The problem does not has a specific timing when it occurs, which means it occurs randomly. But it occurs each time I boot up and logged in to Win2K. Anyone came across this problem, or knows the solution to this problem, can you pls enlighten me. One thing I noticed is that, Windows 2000 Professional version, reads the HDDs quite intensively. I have tested almost all the hardware and the power supply unit, and suspect is the problem with the drivers, but could not figure out which are the ones giving problems. I can be contacted @ this email address incom@netnet.com.sg. Thanks Regards