DosFreak

yup. NT4=DX3. NT5=DX7

Nope it's still as slow as it is in 95,98,NT4,NT5.

Then mabye you should have gotten a better mobo? Seriously though if you get that message when you do that then.....DON'T DO THAT!

Digital audio is just that digital. You have to connect the audio cable from the Digital Out on the back of your CDROM to hear digital audio.

When SP1 comes out games will finally work better in 2000 but NOT because of Sp1. Games will work better in 2000 because more companies will finally jump to Windows 2000 and start supporting it better.

1. Is your system overclocked? 2. Is DMA turned ON or OFF? 3. Jumpers set properly? 4. Latest bios? 5. Latest drivers?

It's on the Microsoft site but I forgot the link....

They didn't include NTFS support for security reasons probably.

2000 has an improved TCP/IP stack. Speed of net. 1. 2000 2. NT4 3. 98

Hacking Dx3 to DX5/6 will not improve OpenGL scores.

Haupauge WinTv

It's about **&^*% Time.

9x does not support NTFS without a third party utlitity. ------------------ C:\Dos C:\Dos\Run \Run\Dos\Run

Must have been a slow news day. More mindless dribble from the register.

My Norton 7.01 Corporate CD installs fine straight fromt he CD. Using Autorun. No special tweaks or hoops to jump through required.

Since you've already bought and paid for it you should be guilt free for burning a copy.

You have to look around on the net...... www.google.com would be a place to start.

Unreal Tournament. 1. Requires a itty bit more thought than Quake 3 2. More fun

1. You could also copy the controller drivers to a floppy 2. Format the new HD 3. Install 2000. When it tells ya to hit F6. Hit F6 4. Insert Floppy with controller drivers. 5. Install 2000.

unplug the cord coming from the audio out of your Hollywood + ------------------ C:\Dos C:\Dos\Run \Run\Dos\Run

Good...except for beta2.

What speed do you connect to your ISP at?

chkntfs /? will be easier for you to read than a explanation.

Why do you want that crap? If you like the interface (UGH) there are plenty of freeware .zip programs on the net that do the same thing. I repeat again. (UGH) www.powerarchiver.com for a nice freeware (not what your looking for) compression program. (Use B1 if B2 doesn't work right!)

chkntfs /X L: *L is your drive letter. Do this in the command line in NT. ------------------ C:\Dos C:\Dos\Run \Run\Dos\Run