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.
They all have SP1 installed, yes.
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 :)
>> The BSODs can be reproduced at will. A working config SOMETIMES is
putting
>> VNC in 8-bit, scaling down to 1/2 to make the remote screen size smaller,
>> and using CoRRE encoding. However, it only lasts for about 2 minutes.
>> Symptoms are that you lose keyboard and mouse control, and once you
realize
>> you have lost control, you have about 5 seconds to close the VNC window
>> before your computer BSOD's.
>
> Sounds like a network driver problem to me. Are all the problem machines
> using similar network cards? Do they have SP1 installed or not?
> Cheers,
> James "Wez" Weatherall
Chad Pommiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
LAN Administrator - Sears Home Improvement Products
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