TheMadScot

Go to the run option on the start bar and type msinfo32. Once it's loaded, save the file (call it TheEnder.NFO for example) then email it to me at themadscot@hotmail.com I'll take a look at it and see if there's anything that sticks out as an obvious problem.. Also, could you include in with your email the BIOS settings you are using? Might be something in that..

Well, there goes my one theory for what might have been the cause ;(

>The Ender Out of curiosity, was this a fresh install of XP or did you perform an upgrade installation?

An alternative method (that worked for me, at least) is to install the 1.04.00 Win2K drivers from http;//www.3dfx.com Upon installing the drivers, you will get four error messages about an inability to register some components. Simply reboot XP and re-install the driver package again. You won't get any error messages this time around and - to date - the Win2K drivers seem to work just fine. Hope this helps ya..