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Old 08-09-2003, 03:40 PM
gnogtr
 
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Default Is the A7V600 incompatable with D-link?

Hello,

I just got my Asus A7V600 in today and all is well. Well, that's a lie, 1 thing is wrong, other than the BS temperature readings (51C idle, 55C load w/water cooling, I think not). Along with the mobo, I got a D-link DWL-520+ to run off a wireless network in my apartment. Upon installation of the software/card/drivers, my system would hang. Not crash, hang. I went into Safe Mode and disabled the card, booted up to Windows, and all is fine. I contacted D-link's coustomer service, and they couldn't help me, or tell me anything I didn't already know. I updated the bios to the latest version on Asus's site, still no go. I disabled all other network devices on the system to see if there was a conflict, still no go. I checked their site to see if there were any new drivers, and of course, there were none.

The only thing I haven't done is move the card to a different PCI slot, but I really doubt that would do anything, because I checked the manuel and it looks as if the slot I have it in is not conflicting with anything.

Is this a compatablility issue, or is there something wrong with the card? It's no problem for me to RMA it, but that is last on my mind now because I move to the new apartment in a week, so the transit time/RMA time would throw this into the end of August doing me no good.

What do you think? I haven't contacted Asus yet, but their tech support wasn't open when I called earlier. I'll probably try Monday if I haven't resolved this issue before then.

Any help would be appreciated,
gnogtr
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