rockhopper

Dude, if it wasn't for your own over sensitivity and defensiveness during the incident, you wouldn't even have a thread!Lighten up!Kevin Conway

I am now anxiously awaiting the UPS guy for my manual... its on the truck now!I ordered this after reading the Level D thread over at Frugals. Thanks for making this available! Yes, there are STILL people around who love good printed manuals, especially for complex flight sims like this one.

I just did a search for that motherboard and found out that it utilizes the nVidia nForce 3 chipset. So, download this here and install it. This is the latest nForce3 chipset driver. Hopefully this should work for you alright!http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce3_winxp_5.11

I think that would be fantastic. I own the LDS 767, and I just purchased the PMDG 747 yesterday, and I really intend on learning as much as I can concerning realistic flight operations. I am probably like many people; I have vague knowledge of a smattering of topics, but I have a difficult time putting it all together in a realistic setting. This tutorial would be outstanding and much appreciated.

Good luck and stay safe out there!

There is NO difference in regards to stability, or the system core. They are absolutely the SAME.As mentioned above, the ONLY difference is the additional admin tools available to XP Pro.Here at home I have networked 1 WinXP-Pro PC, one WinXP-Home PC, and one WinXP-Home notebook. Works great, and wouldnt matter one bit if the Pro eqiupped was Home equipped as well.

Thanks for the tweak! =)

<-- Very satisfied customerIntel Pentium 4 @ 1.7 GHzAbit TH7-II MB512mb RDRAMHercules Prophet GeForce3 64mb w/ Omega's DetonatorFX 44.03 driverSBLive! Platinum soundcardWinXP with SP1 and ALL updates!! (MSBlaster showed how many people dont keep their OS updated... =P )Nothing fancy here, and LOVING FS2004!!I hope contacting MS will help you out though friend. =)