Hi, I had the same results using the dimviper car 330. I upgraded from win
95, and when I rong the card with 98, I had the same problems you are
describing. I attempted to down load ie5, and discovered I had ever was
problems. When I had added the hp6200c, my computer would crash everytime I
would start it! Well, to make a sad story sadder, I had to buy a new video
card. I am scared to install ie5 on my lap to. bye for now
-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew McCallie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: JfW Mailing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, April 03, 1999 4:10 AM
Subject: Problems with Diamond Viper Video Card!
>Hello Listers,
>
>After some consideration I decided to upgrade my video card to a Diamond
>Viper Riva 128 PCI. I checked H.J.'s website concerning video
>computability and noted this card is compatible with JfW 3.2 and Windows
>98. This is what I am running.
>
>Well, I installed the card, with the Win 98 default drivers and had
>nothing but problems since. Main problems are JfW 3.2.031 makes various
>applications "crash". Outlook Express, Internet Explorer 4.01, Office
>97. I've not had the possibility to try any other applications for
>crashing. The usual error messages are: 1. explorer caused a GPF in
>OSM16.DLL 2. MSINUI.DLL has performed an illegal operation and will be
>shut down. These problems do not occur when JfW is not loaded. Also
>happens with Eloquence or Dectalk PC1 internal (4.2CD).
>
>When Internet Explorer is opened there are no problems until I go to a
>webpage. The page loads, but when I try to click on a link...crash!
>Occasionally, my sighted partner tells me the screen is gibberish.
>Outlook express 4.0 works fine as long as I do not go to the internet
>explorer.
>
>Display is currently set to 8 by 6 and 16 bit colours. Also happens with
>6 by 4 and 16 bit colours and 12 by 7 and 16 bit. I have a P233 mmx with
>64 Mb RAM and 4 Mb on the video card.
>
>I have had IE 5.0 and OE 5.0 installed in the last few days but had to
>un-install them as my system didn't appear to run properly. Does anyone
>think this has anything to do with the problems?
>
>Any indications to what the problem could be would be much appreciated.
>And, if this card is not compatible, according to H.J., should I take it
>back to PC World and get an alternative card?
>
>Regards,
>
>Andy
>
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