> Yep, they all have the same network cards. We haven't tried that. I will
> swap mine out for a 3Com or something high-end and see what I get when
> VNCing in. I was led to believe it was a video driver issue.
It's the fact that it works for a little while that suggests a network
issue. If it were a graphics card problem, you almost certainly wouldn't
get *any* output. Also, graphics card problems are likely to surface when
using the server but the viewer is a much more standard application - if a
poor graphics card made your PC bluescreen with the viewer then you'd be
seeing it crash all the time with other apps.
> Also, I have tried the Java viewer (most people here use the Java viewer
> actually). It dithers down to 8-bit automatically so you can usually work
a
> bit longer, but it will eventually lock up and BSOD like the standalone
> viewer. Yesterday I BSOD'd about 4 times in a row because of this one
> computer I just needed to do a LITTLE work on. I ended up walking to
> another computer which had NT4, transferring the call, and finishing it
> there :)
Yep. I'm convinced it's a network thing.
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
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