Hi all -
I build a (mostly) new system - A64 3200/ASUS K8N/1gbDDR/x1950xt - and I had a problem installing Windows, so I started over again, but now my computer isn't recognizing my onboard network card. With this new box I installed WinXP Pro 64-bit, it ran great for a couple months, then I decided I didn't like 64-bit Windows, so I formatted and went back to Win XP Pro (32-bit). This is where the install went south, so I aborted, formatted, and tried again.
But two major problems cropped up - first, the computer stopped recognizing my onboard network card - it's been performing fine for two months, so I don't know why. Installed and reinstalled all drivers, no change. Also, the hard drive started reading as 136gb. It reads as 136GB during Windows install, and I took it out and plugged it into another box that's running WinXP Pro SP2, still same 136GB.
Anyone know why either one of these issues is happening?
Thanks
I build a (mostly) new system - A64 3200/ASUS K8N/1gbDDR/x1950xt - and I had a problem installing Windows, so I started over again, but now my computer isn't recognizing my onboard network card. With this new box I installed WinXP Pro 64-bit, it ran great for a couple months, then I decided I didn't like 64-bit Windows, so I formatted and went back to Win XP Pro (32-bit). This is where the install went south, so I aborted, formatted, and tried again.
But two major problems cropped up - first, the computer stopped recognizing my onboard network card - it's been performing fine for two months, so I don't know why. Installed and reinstalled all drivers, no change. Also, the hard drive started reading as 136gb. It reads as 136GB during Windows install, and I took it out and plugged it into another box that's running WinXP Pro SP2, still same 136GB.
Anyone know why either one of these issues is happening?
Thanks