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I don't think so. I've never seen any documentation that ties a PD version with a minimal BIOS rev. I use PD 5.52 w/ BIOS 1.5-22 w/o problems, except ... Under Win98, I've had IE 5 and 5.5 lock up the PC but that's been w/ both the 5.52 and 5.41 versions. Only happens on certain pages, w/ banners I believe; I always attributed it to IE bugs exasperated by my paranoid settings (no JVM, JIT, etc.). It happens rarely, but I'll try upgrading the BIOS to see if it still occurs. Jorden, can you back up your statement with any proof? Can anbody else back you up? I have my doubts.
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Just because you can boot into a different OS proves absolutely nothing. LAMFDTK is correct, that PS is known to have several problems with Athlon systems.
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Excuse me xortam, but as it seems I was wrong. I've just been corrected.
I've looked around and no BIOS notes said a thing about this. If a BIOS note doesn't tell you you need PD x.xx for it to work right, you can still use the last BIOS you have
I finally tracked down this problem. Creating and looking at a bootlog I noticed that display.drv was failing to load. On a hunch I downloaded (took four bloody attempts! lame windowsupdate.........) and installed the latest DirectX.... and it works!
Updating all of my other drivers and BIOS may or may not have helped me, I don't know. But it hardly hurts to have the latest in everything I suppose.
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