Recent content by rinnis

I have been using an SLP100 since it was introduced. I have had NO problems with it.

This could also be a CNR or communication network riser card. A CNR and AMR are not interchangable. For information on the CNR visit www.smlink.com. They manfacture a CNR that is compatable with most M/B except ASUS. The CNR card has the components mounted the same direction as a ISA card...

Check your printer toolbox and make sure that the proper paper and print intensity is set. HP will allow for different print intensities depending upon the type of paper bining used. Sound like the printer is set to print on coated paper not plain paper.

Are the NIC 10/100 or 100 only? The 10T hub will show constant collision with 100 NIC's.

I use Sygate for modem sharing. Works GREAT. Cost is about $40.00 but you can download a trial version from their website. Link to http:\\www.sygate.com. Simple, easy to use and configure.

check to see if both partitions are set active. Some software will not activate the new or changed partitions.

I am trying to find an inexpensive print server to work with a HP 932C printer. Any suggestions for a 10/100 fast ethernet device? I have tried a Hawking Tech. It does not support bi-directional transmissions. Thanks

re: message 1-17-2001 from rinnis..the vendor is John Fluke not Hewlett-packard. Sorry for the confusion...

Try the Hewlett-Packard model 420 available from Allied or Newark. Super instrument. Give wire map, length, checks for shorts, crosses and etc.

Was the computer powered on for several hours before the temp. was taken? I don't think 54 degrees in a problem for long term operation. I suggest a case fan in addition to your heat sink/fan if you are concerned. My K7 runs at 60 degrees all the time (it is nver powered off). Good luck

Unload Norton Utilities. I get more service call attributed to Norton Utilities than any other software/hardware. This may help in your situation.

Go to HP web site and download drivers. I beleive one of the print options is print banners.

Very little you can do for a direct strike. I suggest a whole house surge supressor mounted in your electrical panel. Generally the cost about $50 and are made to fit most manf. panels. Qualified electrician is required. Best protection you can get.

Reinstall the programs and uninstall under Add/Remove programs...or if your are really brave use regedit to remove references to the programs. USE EXTREME CARE HERE!!!!

Had the same problem with 300 w. power supply. Tried 3 different PS's then switched to a 250 w. and it worked! go figure.