could be some firewire chipset problem too. Last is driver problem. Many firewire card manufacturers have not yet made stable drivers for vista. Most problems are solved if newest drivers are downloaded and installed. 7) In handycam mode, you can control...

as well as the Firewire option card. I don't have any computers modern enough to have a Firewire port and the only computer I'm willing to dig around inside, the studio computer, is a measly Pentium II 233 MHz, so I picked up a Firewire PCMCIA adapter for...

today; cleaning out dust and such. In addition, I took the opportunity to rearrange some of the expansion cards in my computer and install a new Firewire card I'd ordered. Having successfully done all of that, I put everything back together, plugged everything...

a Firewire connection instead of USB. These include the Epson >> R800 and 2200, and the Canon 9900. I should be able to install a >>Firewire card in my computer. >>> The Canon i9900's firewire port is only supported via Macintosh. >> -- > Lux...

network card as other computer sblive value card 52x cdrom fdd same case and psu as first computer and auriga 17" moniter and im selling this computer for 1400$ now i think i got all the bits down (note its the morning here) so whats your computers...

with no problems. Since installing XP Pro I have constantly had this problem with no change. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers with no sucess and even bought a new USB/Firewire card and installed that thinking maybe mine had a problem...

HD that is causing this problem??? but the capabilities of your video card to capture and play the necesary information required ?? Do a speed search on transfer speed of your HD versus the transfer speed of a firewire enabled HD.... peter "Michael"...

replace the main HD and clean install XP (re-format)? If you did > then you will most likely need to install drivers for you firewire card. > Get > them from your computer manufacturer (if it came with the box) or your >firewire card manufacturer. PCI...

shall i do? Do like mrmonsoon said and take the firewire card out of the computer. And then see if the computer will boot up. If it does, it's not a problem with windows. Make sure that the card is XP compatible and that you have the latest drivers from the...