Thanks Dudley > > Control panel => System Performance and Administrative Tools => Event > Viewer. I would look under "Application" and "System" logs. Look for the > yellow "!" or Red "X" usually these are the errors, and look for the time > stamp to correspond to the time the error occurred.. > > Hope this helps, > Dudley > > > > > At 08:48 PM 10/15/2007, FireBrick wrote: > A search of my hard disks found no program or file called event.log > > can you give me a clue where to look? > On 10/15/2007 7:47:39 PM, Dudley Hurry ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Bill, > > Also > don't forget to look at you Event Log.. Since it was not a terminal > failure, then there should be something in your Event Log letting you know > what happened.. > > 73, > Dudley > WA5QPZ > > At 11:58 AM 10/15/2007, Tim Ellison wrote: > DPCLAT is a third party tool. Unfortunately, it is what it is and no > more. It can not tell what is causing it, just that an event occurred. > > The FLEX-5000 Firewire device driver "should" recover gracefully from > long DPCs if they are not too long or too frequent. > > To try and resolve this problem, start off by upgrading all
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