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I suspect its a problem with something else than EVE or 2008. I’m running EVE for a year now on several computers all running 2008 editions, with all kinds of networking (ethernet, wi-fi, 3g) and it has never ceased to work for a second.
The advice Arris has given you seems very good to me: try to debug your networking stack with different methods to isolate the exact cause of the problem. You might want to try running EVE on different network interfaces, with all others turned off in device manager. Do all of them exhibit the same effect?
It might also help to search for and install the latest drivers for all your hardware, not just the network cards.
@48548 wrote:
I have the same problem and I am running a dell precision 470 with dual 3.6 xeons and 7 gig of ram. I am running x64 2008 server enterprise edition. I also don’t know what program to run to play dvd’s… While aero is working I think that the video seems to be slow for some reason. I am using an ati 2600 xt 512 meg of video ram, I am not a game player, but want to watch dvd’s. I feel that server 2003 was better because the catalyst program was working, maybe someone can recommend something better than nero 8 ultimate for a dvd player, thanks. Also if someone can come up with a ccc fix I would appreciate it.
First of all, I urge you to file a bug report about CCC not working on Server 2008 at the AMD/ATI site. The more of us whine, the sooner will they move a finger.
About your OT question regarding DVD playing: I use Media Player Classic (as a player) and FFDShow (as a codec pack) for all my video needs, including DVDs, AVIs, HD content (MKV, BD, HDDVD) and anything else. It’s developed and maintained by a small group of dedicated individuals, it’s free and provides the highest quality and customization a media player can give you.
A google search for these two above will lead you straight to the download site.
@coiken wrote:
It seems Donald24 allready pointed out a fix for this in an earlier post, does it work for you too?
I’ve reinstalled Win2008 without .NETFramework 3.0 feature, then installed Intel chipset drivers, then Radeon 8.3 Hotfix and got a fully working CCC now.
Thanks for the info. However, I do not plan to reinstall my entire OS for a buggy piece of ATI software, and I’m not even sure it would work: a friend of mine installed 2008 x64 without the .NET feature and he got the same CCC error as I did.
I’m actually running fine without CCC, apart from the fact that I can’t force AA on a couple of games. (All the overclocking and fan-controlling can be done with the ATI BIOS editor.)
I urge you to notify ATI (AMD) support about your problem starting CCC. The more of us do it the sooner, the earlier will they react by testing – and hopefully fixing – their stuff on our beloved OS.
