Jabo

Indeed Roger, I had forgotten that the US and European versions use different chipsets, I can confirm however that the Broadcom drivers don't work either (I tried it immediately after switching to XP64). Personally, I see little difference between wired and wireless internet connectivity - my connection speeds are if anything slower when using the ethernet port on the router - guess it's not gigabit (sigh). I've spoken to (argued with) Linksys tech support this morning about their miserable lack of support for a) Vista and XP64 - Initially they wouldn't even admit there was a problem. They wouldn't give me any indication of a time-frame for a fix either.

Nope, sorry m8, this driver doesn't work. Just get the usual warning about the driver being incompatible with the hardware. No worries I'll carry on using the router with an ethernet cable. ~S~ and thanks Jabo

Thanks Roger, I've been looking for that. ~S~ Jabo

Good man sged, check the sticky thread from Friar or the 'dogz wear' thread for the ordering info

Try a different player to identify if there is a problem with Media Player. I use iTunes, but Winamp is good too. I'll be offline for an hour or two while I do a 'quazi' on my PC (still trying to sort out the wireless card, but I'll check back in afterwards. ~S~ Jabo

Sorry, m8 no better than the others, card still not recognised. Thanks for trying though.

OK chaps, thought I'd bump this thread seeing as things are starting to move again. Accomodation info The Red Lion - Tel: 44 (0) 1223 832047

I'M IN!!! Finally got thru to the Red Lion and have booked a room for the Friday and Saturday night. ALL HAIL TO THE ALE!!!

I'm quite happy with 6 days, 15 hours and 50 minutes in 18 months. ~S~ Jabo

You could just try setting it to 'maximum' - worked well for

Forgive the obvious question m8, but are you running the latest drivers? If not, you could try that. I'm not too hot on ATI, but I think there may have been a problem with one of the recent driver updates. ~S~ Jabo

Isn't it. Standard

none taken. I'll have a look through the ini files and see if I can find something to help you and Vila out. ~S~ Jabo

Ty Jabo, that made all the differance in the world!! ~S~ m8, no worries

Happy (if slightly belated) birthday m8! ~S~ Jabo

Just trying to help...

how very odd. Is there a setting in conf.ini somewhere which does this? ~S~ Jabo

Yeah, he's got a note and everything

yeah, but in the main DDz page, not the forum. ~S~ Jabo

Great to hear from you again m8, hopefully we'll be able to catch up on TS soon ~S~ Jabo

YES! Ban the nanny state! I don't need warning that my takeaway Americano is likely to be hot goddamnit

Possibly you would qualify for an honourable mention m8

LOL, don't get me started... Welcome Brando - good to fly with you last Saturday.

DIMM stands for Dual In-line Memory Module, and refers to the packaging type of the memory - You may remember SIMM memory a while back, obviously Single etc etc DDR, DDR2 and recently DDR3 have different contacts, and therefore cannot be mixed. If you have DDR now, then DDR you will need. The 400 refers to the clock speed the memory is rated at. In this case 400MHz. This is sometimes referred to as PC-3200. ~S~ Jabo