Actually, there is another thing I forgot to mention. the 5.x.x.x
address is my Hamachi address. I turned off Hamachi to see if that
fixes any of the other problems.
Tbird has an address of 10.0.1.1 from the router and Media 10.0.1.2
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Brian Weeden
On 10/17/07, Ben Ruset <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
First thing that jumps out at me is why your PC is dhcp'ing a routable
address (5.159.128.140). Your router should have a public IP and a
private IP, and all of your workstations should get private IP's.
Brian Weeden wrote:
Moved into the new house a couple weeks ago and got my network setup
a
Thank you JRS,
And why I do follow the counsel of this List!
Perhaps I need to update my clients to use the DNS servers of my 'new ISP'
bellsouth.
I have been using the openDNS servers at 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220
in all my machines cmd>ipconfig /all listings. Hmm. I'll try this. I do
k
Not too cautious to my way of thinking. I have never to this day installed the
software or CD pacbell wanted me to for my DSL.
I just found the settings pages online and set up windows with the proper DNS
and IP settings manually.
I refuse to use those install CD's, they all seem to instal
I have a strange file that got installed on my root drive yesterday. I
suspect it
was created just by viewing the BellSouth "install CD. The file is:
c:\BellsouthIW.re~6124KB 10-16-07 10:16
This file is viewable in wordpad and appears to be a simple text file.
It also appears to be a compl
Hello Brian,
Wednesday, October 17, 2007, 9:30:21 AM, you wrote:
> Sapphire X1950XT 256MB, upgraded to the latest drivers (7 Oct I think).
I read about issues with ATI cards and that game...
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Regards,
joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...
Actually I just figured out that while the game is running it makes a
running.ini file which doesn't get deleted when it crashes. That is
what defaults the settings.
Deleting running.ini before relaunching the game preserves the
settings. Of course it still crashes every 10-15 min, almost always
Sapphire X1950XT 256MB, upgraded to the latest drivers (7 Oct I think).
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Brian Weeden
On 10/17/07, Joe User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Brian,
>
> Wednesday, October 17, 2007, 9:09:38 AM, you wrote:
>
> > Just started playing yesterday and while it's cool I am getting
> > crashes to th
Hmm I've not had any crashes, but in any case, you do not need to reset
all your stuff.
Look for bioshock.ini and user.ini where the game saves them.. Mine are
under c:\documents and settings\username\applications\bioshock.
Make copies of those files, like user.bak and bioshock.ini and you
Hello Brian,
Wednesday, October 17, 2007, 9:09:38 AM, you wrote:
> Just started playing yesterday and while it's cool I am getting
> crashes to the desktop every 15min or so. What's worse is that every
> time it does it loses all configuration settings - I have to go back
> in and reset the key
Just started playing yesterday and while it's cool I am getting
crashes to the desktop every 15min or so. What's worse is that every
time it does it loses all configuration settings - I have to go back
in and reset the key mappings and audio/video settings. Really
annoying.
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Brian Weeden
Great link. I have a couple on that list - Forecast Fox and FireFTP
but they are the latest versions.
I did another test. I played mp3s locally while surfing and it was
fine. But playing mp3s located on the LAN in iTunes while surfing
caused stuttering and made the music pretty awful.
This is
Thane Sherrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a test, if anyone who has time would run a chkdsk on their Windows
No problems on three boxen here.
regards,
al
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