Also, you can check to see if IPX is bound to your dial-up adapter. If it
is, there is no reason for this. Just leave it bound to your NIC, and TCP/IP
should be the only binding on your dial-up adapter. And YES it's
important....you guys don't play DOOM anymore?! Arena35 baby...baddest
deathmatch map of all times!

> actually....IPX is used in a lot more than just "old netware networks"
> Most modern netware networks, Small networks in general and peer to peer
> systems use IPX ALOT. Ipx also being one of the best protocols to play
> LAN games over.......if the person has a winmodem....yeah this will effect
> it even more....but if they have a winmodem they are S.O.L. anyways....
>
> Bann
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Deane, Ben [ <mailto:BDeane@...>]
> Sent: Friday, September 24, 1999 12:16 PM
> To: EQ-Clerics@onelist.com
> Subject: RE: [EQ-Clerics] Ok, complaint time!
>
>
> From: "Deane, Ben" <BDeane@...>
>
> If your lag meter is fine, but you're getting pauses like this, it points
> to
> your PC config.
> A few things to try:
>
> 1. Do you have a resident virus checker and what are its settings? Or do
> you
> have some other kind of scheduled CPU/disk/memory hog?
> 2. Do you have IPX drivers installed? I used to get a bad pausing problem
> in
> all games. It went away when I uninstalled the IPX drivers (I didn't
> really
> need them and you probably don't unless you run on an old Netware
> network).
> 3. Before you run EQ, reboot and clear your taskbar of resident stuff.
>
>
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