Posts by ronin4740

wbeck, if it helps at all i set the eth NIC to hotplug - this keeps it from doing a DHCP broadcast when it's not connected to a cable and speeds up the boot time. Both the WiFi and phys NIC are configured in the Network applet in YAST...

Both of my NICs are working on my D470K in Suse 9.2 but I installed from DVD rather than via FTP. Have you tried removing the NIC and running YAST's Network configuration tool again? I've had success doing that in the past. I'll...

My understanding if the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL is that it's nearly always a driver issue. You can read a bit about it if you have another PC and can get to the following...

Two options - 1, find a good deal on another like CD-RW or compatible DVD-RW drive (the one in my 4750 clone is a Toshiba SD-R6372) and install it yourself or 2, call Sager and say the drive stopped burning discs but will still read...

Not to turn this into a Linksys vs Dlink bash-a-thon but I doubt I'll ever buy another Dlink router again - I've got two of them sitting on my junk shelf, quite dead. Meanwhile the Linksys routers I've bought have been bullet proof...

If I were having this problem I would probably go here: http://support.dlink.com/products/revision.asp and download the latest drivers for my NIC, install them and retry. I might also remove the Hardware from device manager prior...

The Atheros driver causes the card to search at 100mW but once it connects it will fall back to 50mW. To my knowledge no one has hacked the driver to change this. I seem to remember somewhere that it does this to ensure compliance...

Looks like my copy and paste didn't work... am resubmitting the post using the url tool. =214619&ids[1]=125582&ids[2]=286985&from_ums=1]ENE Driver from Driver Guide

You might try going here and looking for the driver. Driver guide requires registration but it's free. One word of warning - I visited this site with Firefox and would recommend you do the same. The "look" of the site makes...

I'm in complete agreement with Ramazz - Update the Video, NIC, Chipset and CPU drivers. Additionally you may want to look for WiFi Nic drivers and/or bluetooth drivers. My D470K came with a Gigabyte WiFi card and there are newer...