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I've tried it... Same problem as with the software that comes with the card... (Image disappears after a few minutes, then just static until you change channel...) Thanks for the effort though

When I installed SP1 I did it by using a WinXP version with integrated SP1, so I actually reinstalled WinXP as well... And I've tried a few different drivers (including some general open source Bx---- drivers) with the same result. Next step is reinstalling WinXP without SP1, but that's the last resort...

After I installed WinXP SP1 my Avermedia TV-Phone98-card has started bahaving strangely. (Earlier I had WinXP Pro original, and then it worked just fine.) When watching TV with a program that uses the WDM-drivers, the card seems to loose the frequenzy-lock every 5 minutes or so. The pictures just shows static, and the sound dissappears. Switching back and forth to anohter channel corrects the problem, but since this happends every five minutes it's not an acceptable solution... When watching TV with a program that uses the VFW-interface (Video for Windows), it works a little better. Now only the sound will disappear every 5 minutes, but I'm still able to watch television. This problem however isn't corrected by switching channels, to get the sound back I have to restart the program. Has anyone else experienced this...? Could it be that the card itself is broken..? It is pretty old... Or is it just some incompadability with the drivers and WinXP SP1..?

I had this problem right before my harddrive crashed... You might want to think about making a backup of your important data

Well, as I said I've already have SP1, and that didn't do any good (had the same problem without it)... And the problem isn't that I get 60Hz in games, it's that I get 75Hz EVERYWHERE! In all resolutions below 1600x1200, I get maximum 75Hz no matter how I configure the refresh rate in display properties. In 1600x1200 it works fine for some reason, if I set it at 85 Hz (which is what my monitor supports) I actually get 85Hz. As I said, the only working solution I've found so far is Powerstrip, but that's shareware and it should be some other way to work this out...

I've got exactly the same problem!! Geforce 4 4400, driver version 41.09, Windows XP SP1. In display properties it says 100 Hz, but it the monitor says 75 Hz. I've tried the ReForce.exe-program, and now the only refresh rate I can select in display properties is 100 Hz, but the monitor still says 75Hz... I CAN get it to run in 100 Hz if I use Powerstrip and manually configure it in advanced properties... But that shouldn't be necessary.... Does anyone have a solution to this…?

I've also got a Samsung 12x writer, and have about the same problem... It doesn't seem to make any differense what program (nero, easy cd creator etc) I'm using, it sais something about "unable to fixate disc" and then it's practically unreadable.. Strange...

When I tried to log on to my online-bank after upgrading to XP, I was rejected because the bank though that "my browser has not been tested yet". My question: Is there any way of making IE6 identify itself as IE5...??

I have never installed SP1, so that can't be the problem... Anyone have any other ideas...? There can't be anything wrong with the hardware, since I'm able to play VCDs in Win98... I must also point out that it is ONLY VideoCD's (.dat) that doesn't work... MPEG, AVI and DIV-X works fine...

I can't play VCDs at all in win2k!! It doesn't halp to copy the file to the harddrive first either.... I've tried the preinstalled MediaPlayer 6.4 and ASUS-DVD with the same result. I've also tried reinstalling Win2K. Both programs can play VCDs in Win98 withput any problems.......

They doesn't seem to work THAT good for me anyway....

What??? The colors still gets screwed up for me anyway.... The drivers can be downloaded from: http://www.asus.com/cgi-bin/dl.asp?filename=beta/vga/w2k379b4.zip

No, there isn't... Only OpenGL VR.

There are a control panel, but all the features from the Win9x-version isn't there. There are also other things such as VR-Picture Viewer and stuff....

What file did you use? I've noticed there are a lot of BIOS upgrade available for ASUS-cards....