Ti4200 8X

[law107]

We are running XP Pro with the ASUS Ti4200 8X where the chip set (4.00) is interfering with Outlook. Is anyone else having this problem and is there a way to correct it?

 

[Sazar]

thats odd... the video card should not mess around with outlook..

if it is.. you can try using different drivers or reinstalling drivers for your video card.

please do post the error message as well so we have an inkling of whats going on...

 

[law107]

there isn't an error message. What it does is hang-up the email where i have to exit and re-enter so I can get the incoming mail. Also when it hangs up, I can't forward email. When I reboot or shut down the entire computer hangs up asking me to save "Outlook" information.
When the card is remove there are no problems.

 

[Sazar]

Originally posted by law107
there isn't an error message. What it does is hang-up the email where i have to exit and re-enter so I can get the incoming mail. Also when it hangs up, I can't forward email. When I reboot or shut down the entire computer hangs up asking me to save "Outlook" information.
When the card is remove there are no problems.

oh.. ok... it may be an IRC conflict..

each of your ports... pci and agp has an interupt...

consider moving your dial up modem (I presume you have dialup) to another pci slot and try that out...

it usually works...

 

[law107]

The workstation operates on broadband but there is an internal modem for a fax.
is that any help??
Are you a factory rep?

 

[Sazar]

Originally posted by law107
The workstation operates on broadband but there is an internal modem for a fax.
is that any help??
Are you a factory rep?

no not a factory rep

its a known issue with setups... it happens with sound cards/modems normally in conjunction with your agp card...

if at all possible.. i would recommend moving a pci card from one slot to the next...

if it is a fixed device... consider playing around with your settings in your bios and see if that clears up the issue... there should be a setting that allows you to configure your pci settings or your modem settings...

otherwise consider disabling onboard modem and install a pci modem (they are very cheap right now) and see if this alleviates the issue...

the only thing is normally with an IRQ issue... you will get an error message... it will be a bsod with an irq_less_than_or_equal_to message...

hmm... play around with some settings first... prefereably through your bios... and see if there are any conflicts...

I am almost sure this is why you are having problems..

 

[law107]

Thank you for your time on this matter. We will pull it out in the morning.

 

[Sazar]

Originally posted by law107
Thank you for your time on this matter. We will pull it out in the morning.

np...

hope you guys can get it working properly...