George
December 5th 03, 03:34 PM
Yes. Its an Intel Pro/100 VE. I think its just the
chipset integrated onto the system board. The fix was to
turn off the QoS Packet Scheduler. (?) Thanks for your
response. -gk
>-----Original Message-----
>Do you have an intel nic card?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have just moved from Win98 to a new machine with
>WinXP.
>>I have spent hours using the pc to pc voice
>communications
>>of Messenger with the Win98 machine. Using the same
>>broadband connection on my XP machine, I can hear my
>>connection on the other end, but they can't hear me. We
>>both have removed out firewalls to see if thats the
>>problem, but makes no difference. My microphone tests
>ok
>>on the new pc and makes the vu's pop in the Messenger
>>panel. All other functions of Messenger seem to work
>fine
>>(but Remote Assistant does say that there is a
>>configuration problem when trying to establish a voice
>>connection). Any ideas where to look? Thanks.
>>.
>>
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chipset integrated onto the system board. The fix was to
turn off the QoS Packet Scheduler. (?) Thanks for your
response. -gk
>-----Original Message-----
>Do you have an intel nic card?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have just moved from Win98 to a new machine with
>WinXP.
>>I have spent hours using the pc to pc voice
>communications
>>of Messenger with the Win98 machine. Using the same
>>broadband connection on my XP machine, I can hear my
>>connection on the other end, but they can't hear me. We
>>both have removed out firewalls to see if thats the
>>problem, but makes no difference. My microphone tests
>ok
>>on the new pc and makes the vu's pop in the Messenger
>>panel. All other functions of Messenger seem to work
>fine
>>(but Remote Assistant does say that there is a
>>configuration problem when trying to establish a voice
>>connection). Any ideas where to look? Thanks.
>>.
>>
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