Andy_25

So, basically what you're saying is that it would be useful for my system to get a better 3D-card? So, far I thought that my TNT is as good as mmy CEL450 is gonna get. But do you think thank getting a faster 3D-card would make my gaming experience better? Thanks!

Does anyone read these messages? Just curious! Sorry, If I'm being a pain in the ass...

You tell 'em Mark! I totally agree with you! There are plenty of people who can afford Win2K for some reason or another. There's no point in starting to suspect them of having pirated copies (even if many of them have). Thanks!

Really guys! Do you think that my system wouuld be better off by upgrading to a better 3dcard? I currently have a Diamond Viper V550 (TNT1), but is there any point in getting a TNT2or 3Dfx 3000? Thanks for all the input!

I totally agree Shrink. It would be pointless to start wondering who is running pirated Win2K and who bought it legimitately. There's no way of knowing. I bet there are people out there who bought it and are having problems and people who have a pirated copy with no problems. The forum is for people having problems with win2K, and I am also interested to see all the current issues people are having with it, pirated or not pirated. Of course piracy is a current issue, but it's not one to be discussed her. Well, just my thoughts....

Have you tried all the latest betas from Nvidia? I'm running 3.78 and all the games that I've tried work great (Q3, Unreal Tournament etc.) Just a thought... You probably know all this already. Hope you get things to work soon...

Oh yeah, and I forgot to say which Nvidia drivers I'm using. 3.78 which is the latest as far as I know?

Hi, I've noticed many Lexmark users asking about Win2K drivers for their printers. Has anyone had reply from Lexmark concerning windows 2000? I e-mailed their technical support ages ago and they haven't answered at all! Or has anyone figured out any workaround like using some other drivers? I have a 3200 but I'm curious to know about other Lexmark users' experiences.

Hi, Thanks for the reply. I still havent received any reply Lexmark. Doubt that I ever will either... Their attitude is probably something like "Lexmark 3200 is a product aimed at the home consumer. Win2k is a business OS and therefore we are not currently planning on supporting it." What I don't understand is that if they support NT4 shouldn't they also provide support for NT5 (win2k)? I mean NT4 is also a business OS, isn't it? Anyhow, again if anyone has any suggestions as to how I could make either the NT or 98 drivers to work in win2k, please let me know. The problem is the setup program. It doesnt allow the installation to even begin. It just states that "this version of windows is not supported", or something else to that effect. Thanks!

Hello, Anyone have an idea on what is the best packet cd-writer in Win2K? I've used direct 2.5c and it works ok. Anyone had any ideas.

Yeah, I know Lexmark is providing support for these ptrinters, and I thank you for all you people answering to all the gueastions! But my guestion is whether Lexmark is helpful at providing help for their customers concerning 3200 and their Zxx series printers.....

Now I have a further problem. Whenever I insert a CD Winamp tries to autoplay it. Even after I disable "autoplay audio cds" in winamp prefs. And on top of this, Mp3decoder starts to load numerous sessions when I insert a CD. I dont know if this is related to Winamp or MP3decoder. I suppose it's something to do with Winamp since MP3Decoder does not have any "autoplay" features. Any thoughts on that anyone? Thanks.

Thanks! I downloaded it and it works much better. Thanks again!