Blackjack, to tell you the truth, I'm working on my Comp Sci & Eng degree. I wasn't flaunting the A+, I guess it wasn't a good place to use an adaptation of the old joke "Where did you get YOUR degree?", but I don't like it when someone says, flat out, not to listen to someone else, then puts no backing to his own comment.
I also didn't say drivers were the definite problem, but it never hurts to update if possible. Rule One: Check software first. Even if it's not drivers, isn't it best to cover all bases when troubleshooting a problem, no?
As far as the card I lost to the WU generic drivers, that was my fault. I was lazy and didn't think it would hurt. Worst mistake I've ever made next to buying an internal Maxtor HDD <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shame.gif" alt="" />
