said:
>>At the moment everything is working fine (of course this could change at
>>any moment!). I solved my last problem by reformating my eCS partition
>>and doing a complete restore from a backup. Since then everything has
>>been normal -- except for the DOS and WINOS2 window problem (I have sent
>>a trouble ticket to ecomstation.)
>What resolution are you running at? This should not bother DOS windows,
>but it can bother seamless WINOS2 windows.
I am using (and have always used) 1280 X 1024.
>Now that you have everything restored, do full-screen DOS and WINOS2
>windows work?
Yes
>Have you done a full hardware detection since you did the restore?
OK -- I tried that. Midway throught the boot process I heard a beep, there
was much hard drive activity, the monitor screen was blank, and the
monitor power LED started blinking on and off.
On the next boot, I ended up with a blank screen. I tried booting to eCS,
but when I chose that option on the BM menu, the keyboard num lock light
went off and the monitor power LED blinked slowly. I then boot into Warp
again, and everything came up normally that time. (The monitor is an IBM
T750 digital).
>>Another problem may be that his particular motherboard has two 16 bit PCI
>>video slots. It was made for gamers (and I really did not know what I was
>>doing when I bought it). Whether that was one source of problems, I don't
>>know.
>Are you able to disable one of the video slots in the BIOS?
No, not as far as I can see. There is an SLI configuration option where
EZ-Plug Warning is Enabled (the default), and SLI Broadcast is Disabled.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or suggestions.
Thanks,
Sandy
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