From: "Robert Comer" 

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>  Someone, and Robert claims it wasn't him, said that the problem he is =
having is that icons remain on the screen but clicking on them does =
nothing.  That is the symptom that sounds like a display driver =
problem.<

I think you might have read something that's not there, I just did a =
search of all the messages here and nobody said they have icons that = when
you click on something nothing happens.

- Bob Comer


  "Rich"  wrote in message news:3eb69573$1{at}w3.nls.net...
     What does "XP is slow resolving NETBIOS shares" mean?  My guess is =
that you mean SMB not NetBIOS.  Still, the client waits for the server.  =
Do you mean that you snap servers are slow?  Have you done a network =
capture to diagnose it?

     Someone, and Robert claims it wasn't him, said that the problem he =
is having is that icons remain on the screen but clicking on them does =
nothing.  That is the symptom that sounds like a display driver problem.

  Rich

    "Frank Haber"  wrote in message =
news:3eb68fd5$1{at}w3.nls.net...
    You're co-opting my problem (g).  My drive icons are never fugitive =
in 2000.
    XP is so slow resolving NETBIOS shares that I call that a separate =
problem.
    I have no special problems with CD icons, and I don't share them.  I =
usually
    have no mapped drives.  I'm peer only, and my Snap! 1000 and 2000 =
are hardly
    servers in the usual sense - just cross-platform file bins.  My =
fugitive
    icons are nearly all shortcuts in a folder on the desktop that I =
created,
    and that has no special system status.  I haven't tried shift-del, =
but I
    also have problems with rename and a simple move of the icon not =
taking in
    the displayed large icon representation.  And I NEVER see it in list =
or
    detail view.


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> =20
Someone, and Robert claims it wasn't him, said that the problem he is = having is=20
that icons remain on the screen but clicking on them does
nothing.  = That is=20
the symptom that sounds like a display driver =
problem.<
 
I think you=20
might have read something that's not there, I just did a search of all = the=20
messages here and nobody said they have icons that when you click on = something=20
nothing happens.
 
- Bob=20
Comer
 
 

  "Rich" <{at}> wrote in message news:3eb69573$1{at}w3.nls.net...
     What
does "XP is slow =
resolving=20
  NETBIOS shares" mean?  My guess is that you mean SMB not =
NetBIOS. =20
  Still, the client waits for the server.  Do you mean that you =
snap=20
  servers are slow?  Have you done a network capture to diagnose=20
  it?
   
    
Someone, and Robert =
claims it wasn't=20
  him, said that the problem he is having is that icons remain on the =
screen but=20
  clicking on them does nothing.  That is the symptom that sounds =
like a=20
  display driver problem.
   
  Rich
   
  
    "Frank Haber" <frhaber{at}N0SPMrcn.com>">mailto:frhaber{at}N0SPMrcn.com">frhaber{at}N0SPMrcn.com>
=
wrote in=20
    message news:3eb68fd5$1{at}w3.nls.net...You're=20
    co-opting my problem (g).  My drive icons are never fugitive in =

    2000.XP is so slow resolving NETBIOS shares that I call that a =
separate=20
    problem.I have no special problems with CD icons, and I don't =
share=20
    them.  I usuallyhave no mapped drives.  I'm
peer only, =
and my=20
    Snap! 1000 and 2000 are hardlyservers in the usual sense - just=20
    cross-platform file bins.  My fugitiveicons are nearly all=20
    shortcuts in a folder on the desktop that I created,and that has =
no=20
    special system status.  I haven't tried shift-del, but =
Ialso have=20
    problems with rename and a simple move of the icon not taking =
inthe=20
    displayed large icon representation.  And I NEVER see it in =
list=20
    ordetail
view.

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