Just as a little by the way. I uninstalled Zone Alarm and then re-installed and still has delay without the hacks. BUT, even with no Zone Alarm...
The drive was partitioned by XP CD at install. I have installed XP 64bit on another drive and am dual booting XP 32, XP 64. I want to install XP...
Nope. It was a new drive.
Well no PATA here. But I don't know why when XP installed on the Sata why it made the install partition logical.
Whiskey is smarter than the average bear!!
Yes actually. You da man!
It works! Same Monitor View problem but that's it. Good job!
I renamed it to ServiceGroupOrder Old.reg. That's ok, right?
Ok. Well I don't have to but wouldn't it be better if the boot drive was also the system drive and it was a primary?
Not that this important to the thread but CnC3 works much better with SLI!!
Oh! No no. It's Zone Alarm's own alerts I'm talking about. I don't think it's the hack. I think it's Zone Alarm from reading their forums...
I was getting a couple more alerts with the first hack but with this latest I'm getting many more. It even caused a crash with the screensaver...
Well MonitorView isn't so bad but is there a way to be sure that other things aren't similarly affected without waiting for symptoms?
My boot.ini, NTDETECT.COM, ntldr are on my D:\ drive, which is my My Documents folder. In Computer Management C: is Boot, D: is System, E: is...
And now looking under computer management I notice that C is Boot, D is System and E is Page File.
When I was resizing my partitions to make my page file partition larger for the new ram I noticed that the C partition is logical and the others...
Check. Files not found in C:
Ok. I think I see something. When everything is normal (getting the delay) zlclient starts before Nvidia Monitor and everything is cool. I...
Yes, very correct. I think it has to do with ZA itself. In that I believe that even if the service is running I don't think certain...
Btw I just noticed that my boot.ini, NTDETECT.COM, ntldr are on my D:\ drive, which is my My Documents folder.
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