default666

Either goto Computer Management OR Right-click My Computer icon, properties, Hardware tab Then goto Device Manager Expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers Double-click Primary IDE Channel Goto Advanced Settings Select PIO only from the list box for both drives if installed Do the same with the next controller in Device Manager called... Secondary IDE Channel Hope it helps

I got the same problem. Matrox are lazy.

To be honest, I only use and trust Iiyama monitors.

My problem is that sometimes my Yamaha CRW4416S SCSI is in Explorer and sometimes it is not. I can't burn either way, produces errors. Yamaha CRW4416S SCSI Adaptec AVA-1505 SCSI Host Adapter PCI Adaptec Aspi Layer v4.60 (1021) Adaptec Easy CD Creator Deluxe v4.0 (+ v4.01) Hmmm...

AVM ISDN-Controller FRITZ!Card PnP PCI works perfectly. Drivers are included in Win2000. Get PCI, not ISA.

Yea, good point ... Cleaning your balls might help too but I thought that was obvious, so I did not mention it.

If it is ... a cordless mouse then the Remote sensor is too near the mouse. Believe it or not, it helps to put something in front of the sensor to block it a little. It is Radio technology, so it does not need a view like Infra-red. If it is not ... a cordless mouse then hmmm ...

Oleg, I'd like to ram that mouse right down your throat!!!

Open Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management Go to Storage Removable Storage Physical Locations Right click your CD Writer Choose properties Go to Media tab Click the change button next to types If you have a CDR drive then select and add CD-ROM and CD-R If you have a CD-RW drive then select and add CD-ROM and CD-RW Press OK Reboot Install the latest ASPI drivers from : http://www.adaptec.com/support/files/upgrades.html#ASPI All should work now ... I hope ) [This message has been edited by default666 (edited 04 December 1999).]

Hehe... In your dreams.. and mine No you can't. Matrox are lazy and slow. I am waiting too.

NOT SURE ... I am not sure but I had a similar problem and I assumed that meant that it can't read the CD (Library). Look in Computer Management.

Virtual Drive 2000 v5.0 from http://www.farstone.com/english/tech.htm works fine for me on RC3. It supports Win2000.

ASPI drivers are installed in Win2000... You have a SCSI card? You can get the latest ASPI update from Adaptec at : http://www.adaptec.com/support/files/upgrades.html#ASPI

Wow!! You done? ))

No D3D support for Voodoo 2 in Win2000 yet Not even from Beta gurus

Open Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management Go to Storage Removable Storage Physical Locations Right click your CD Writer Choose properties Go to Media tab Click the change button next to types If you have a CDR drive then select and add CD-ROM and CD-R If you have a CD-RW drive then select and add CD-ROM and CD-RW Press OK All should work now