Posts by Paul Flores10

silverridge43 said:Anyone here ever used Kasen? What’s the verdict?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/wireless-wlan-router-listing-example

What exactly is this?

Zachary Barrett4 said:Thanks for the suggestion, but I managed to get it sorted out. 👍 Turns out it was the router after all. 😁

Just go ahead and install those Realtek's drivers regardless!

Zachary Barrett4 said:Fosna, I'm talking about piracy here, so don't try to lecture me. 😛

So, what was the last ship you raided?

😂

(sorry, had to 😁 😁 )

Apropos Win 7... anyone else dealing with Intel network cards that act up right after running a Windows update?

just grab the latest drivers from the Intel site for Windows 7 and use those instead.

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Looking for some advice on which graphics card to plug in. Here is what I'm running

ASUS GA-P35-DS3 Intel E8400 4 GB DDR2 667 Mz Corsair
Intel E8400
4GB DDR2 667Mz Corsair
22" monitor

Currently using an ATI Radeon HD3870

wearypilot6 said:Hey guys, looking for some advice on Windows 7. Just put together a new rig, so I'm wondering which version would be best for stability—strictly for home Use.

Thanks.

Ultimate covers everything you might need or even things you don't, though obviously people grab it from torrent sites to avoid paying... if you're actually buying, go with Home Premium.

Joshua Garcia3 said:It sounds like a driver issue, probably something related to your wireless card. Try this:

Right-click on This PC > Properties > Advanced > Startup and Recovery > Settings and turn off Automatically restart. Next time it happens, you'll actually be able to read what the screen says, so just type it out here.

It basically says an error was found and Windows will shut down, blah blah.
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
If this happened right after I rebooted This PC, maybe check if the new hardware or software components were installed correctly, blah blah.

STOP; 0x000000D1

NETIO.SYS - ADDRESS 8C93BEA1 base at 8C935000 datastamp 4A5BBF63

Joshua Garcia3 said:It’s likely a driver issue. Probably something involving the Wireless Networks drivers. Try this:

Right-click My Computer > Properties > Advanced > Startup and Recovery > Settings. Turn off "Automatically" restart. Next time it happens, you'll see the error message on screen—just write down what it says.

Honestly, I have that cheap D-Link card and ever since I got it, these issues started happening. Even though I disabled it and switched to an Ethernet cable, the problem still persists!

I'll try this and let you know!

So, I'm running Windows 7, and whenever I try downloading torrents using uTorrent, BitTorrent, or whatever, my computer just resets itself after a few minutes. The screen goes blue and mentions NETIO.SYS along with some driver info, but I can't quite catch what the rest says... basically, does anyone know what might be causing this?
Downloading torrents through Opera works perfectly fine without any issues.

thanks