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Captain America
Posts: 1105
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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I've updated a few drivers on my friends PC (he doesnt know what a driver is) as some stuff was broken and the drivers were about a year old on it. Now with the newer drivers I keep getting data corruption when downloading stuff off the Internet ... any new files downloaded especially executables are corrupt. Jpg's dont download properly either and seem corrupted. Is there any trick to these things? I've spent the whole damn morning trying to fix this, been using the 6.86_nforce_win2kxp_international_whql drivers. There seem to be a lot of posts online about this issue and everyone seems to have a different fix from not using the nvidia drivers, blaming seagate SATA hard drives, NCQ not working properly to faulty network cards. The network card is out of the question though as I've tried 2 wireless cards now and they all do the same thing. So the last thing I am trying is to install the nvidia IDE drivers and disable NCQ on it after this I'm giving up just gonna tell him to throw it in the ocean and get a intel system lol :( please help :/ just to add a bit more info here is the list of components in the system (system is not overclocked): a64 3000+ venice asus a8n-sli xfx gt6600 2 x Corsair CMX512-3200C2 Seagate ST3160827AS Antec Truepower 480W PSU |
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| #0 02:48pm 29/07/06 |
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koopz
Posts: 5851
Location: Queensland
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does it do the same thing off a Knoppix or Windows live cd?
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| #1 03:33pm 29/07/06 |
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WetWired
Posts: 2817
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I've got the same board, I only ever update drivers and the bios when I first set up the machine, my rule is if it ain't broke, don't fix it, can you go back to older drivers? like the next to latest nvidia ones?
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| #2 03:36pm 29/07/06 |
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orbitor
Posts: 7145
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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problems only just started since installing the new drivers?
Cause you said "some stuff was broken" seeming to imply his system was f***ed up to begin with. |
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| #3 04:07pm 29/07/06 |
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Captain America
Posts: 1106
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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i think i've finally fixed the damn thing!
he mainly had problems with bf2, havent played it in a while and didnt realise that 1.3 patch was messed up not the drivers themselves so anyway what I suspect cause the problems from what I've read was using the nvidia IDE drivers (probably incompatible with the motherboard) or the nv firewall application that a lot of people have complained about being broken, anyway all's good now, thanks for your help guys |
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| #4 04:27pm 29/07/06 |
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rubba-chikin
Posts: 4892
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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the nv firewall/networking manager is pure pure anus
my recommendation would be to never install it/uninstall it :P |
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| #5 04:59pm 29/07/06 |
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simul
Posts: 189
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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is it the deluxe or the premium?
the deluxe is plagued by problems |
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| #6 11:40am 30/07/06 |
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Ecstasy
Posts: 3955
Location: Australian Capital Territory
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Set active armor to non-offloadable.
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| #7 03:22pm 30/07/06 |
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BoDGie
Posts: 301
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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It's the SATA controller.
I have the exact same problem with my WD SATAII drives with NF4 chipset. Had to switch them to SATAI to avoid the data corruption. |
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| #8 07:10pm 30/07/06 |
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Captain America
Posts: 1107
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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that was pretty damn frustrating lol ... in the end it turned out with be the setpoint 2.6 logitech software package for his g7 mouse, updated to the latest version and all problems disapeared. it was not any of the system drivers even though there's a lot of whinge about them on the web :/ |
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| #9 09:03am 31/07/06 |
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