Windows XP & SCSI card

From: Marie Fahmi (osam_at_sympatico.ca)
Date: 09/26/04

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    Hi,

    I use to use application built with power builder under
    windows NT, using Adaptec SCSI Card 2906 to run two
    printers. When I change the system to windows XP start to
    face disconnection problem " dll, time out". The PCs are
    Dell computers P4 evrytime it happens I have to restart
    the PC.

    If the situation was stable with NT what is the problem
    with XP. What I have to do?

    NB: I use an active terminator instead of passive
    terminator and I separated the printers each one
    individually on separate SCSI card. The problem is still
    happened

    Sam

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