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To: KC Jones who wrote (20120)	5/31/2001 12:48:28 AM
From: Graystone	Respond to of 110652

The Client NIC or Resource conflicts You are correct in guessing that you have a problem with the network card in the Client. If the card was detected when you installed it and you were prompted for a driver, you may simply require an updated driver. If the card wasn't detected when you installed it, then you may have an IO/IRQ conflict rather than a bad card. The Server icon does indicate that the 600's NIC is loading the driver correctly, the "Unable to browse..." message your getting is standard Evil Empire time wasting mutton. If the 500 NIC was loading correctly, it would appear on it's own Network Neighbourhood browse, even if the network didn't work for some other reason. Let us know how you make out. Someone here will likely be able to help. On a visit to Pizza Hut the waitress warned us that the pizzas were very hot, Rocks, my wife, and I warned our three children in turn "Careful, the pizza is hot", the Lad Stone, our middle child, replied gravely, "Thats why they call it Pizza Hot, eh Daddy" Further discussions revealed that we had been going to the Swish Alay