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try accessing it directly via it's IP. in the search bar type \\your.ip.here and hit enter. does it require a username and password?

right but windows 7 is "version 7" not "6.1". I find it funny.

Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS. The funny thing is, it was working fine for me after I installed W7 and the newest drivers. it actually started happening a day or two after that. And that's the only graphical glitch that I ever get, as I'm also gaming with 7. Really odd.

Need to get myself an SSD for a boot disk... :D

it's most likely the case, but I have the most recent drivers. Probably will be fixed with a future release.

Glad to help. If you need any more info or have any other questions relating hardware you can PM me :)

but now winver is inaccurate...

alright i'm 100% convinced now (thank you, katanna for my revelation!) M$ MUST be comparing our normal rotary hard disks to SSD performance, thus giving us a maximum rating of 5.9 for standard disks. Only a SSD is capable of anything higher. Really really irks me.

if you type in "winver" in the run command in xp, it shows 5.1 and in vista 6.0. in windows 7 i see it says my winver is 6.1 right now. not sure if that is due to it's being a beta or what but by release date i'm sure it'll say 7.0. but yes, what sbrach says is true.

Once i reboot my computer I get the issue shown in the picture attached. In order to fix it, I go into the screen resolution and change it. Everything will go back to normal and I will then revert it back to the original. It's a tough thing to explain, so I havnt done much googling. any ideas...

Q6600 @ 3.0 GHz GeForce 8800 GTS 2 GB RAM DDR2 1066 150GB 10,000 RPM Raptor ASUS P5K-E Sad that I only score a 5.5 and that the HDD is not higher. It really irks me.

I noticed the changes, and quite frankly I think they are flawed. I'm scoring a 5.5, which I'm not surprised about seeing as I'm not running DDR3. I have 2 GB DDR2 - 1066. But what irks me is it's rating for my primary Hard Disk. it's rating it as a 5.9. I'm not sure why (my only idea is that...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128373 gigabyte http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131325 asus both are good boards, solid state capacitors, gigabyte one supports crossfire if you ever go that route. asus one is a bit more pricey but i like it's...

aha! someone else who has had that issue! yes, I have had the issue when resuming from sleep, and I had restarted and it went away. hasn't happened since. I have a different issue that I will be posting soon as it happens all the time..

i found it about a week ago at http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/1719/windows_7_beta_vs_windows_vista_sp1_ssd_performance_compared/index.html even shows some direct comparisons.