Hi Bryon & Barry,

In regards to the Shuttle MB problems you are having, I believe the best
method to get the MB to operate correctly is to do the following:

1) In device manager, go to system devices
2) then to PCI Bus
3) REMOVE the PCI bus
4) REBOOT to let Win95 reinstall the appropriate drivers.  This will also
reinstall just about everything, including Video, sound card, modem, etc.
Make sure you have all the disks/drivers that may be required.

This will eliminate the DOS-Compatibility modes that you are stuck in.  I
also had to do this recently with my 565 MB.

Hope this helps!

Tim Klymkow
-----Original Messages-----

Subject: Re: MS-DOS mode in Win95


>Hi Byron:
>All I can say is good luck getting ahold of Spacewalker.I too have a
Spacewalker
>mobo with the same chipset and chip. After doing the same installs as you I
had
>and still have the same
>problem. I have tried numerous times to solve the ? in device manager/
other
>devices/PCI BRIDGE,and PCI CARD. My system seems to run correctly, but I
suspect
>if the PCI bridge
>and card were performing to their capacities that my transfer rate would be
>greatly excellerated. Anyway just my 2 cents worth.
>
>Hope this helps :)
>
>>
>>
>> I recently purchased a ShuttleHot 569 mobo (TX) with Intel 200MMX CPU and
a
>> Quantum Fireball 3.2 UDMA hard drive.  Win95 indicates I'm running in
MS-DOS
>> compatability mode.  I've run the Win95 patch disk that came with the
>> motherboard, and the Flash BIOS for PCI bridge.  The Flash "took" and  is
>> indicated at boot up.  There was also a Bus Master IDE program which
installs
>> Intel PCI Bus Master IDE controller.  In the Control Panel under Device
>> Manager there is an exclamation mark beside the Primary IDE Controller
and the
>> Secondary IDE Controller.
>>
>> Any ideas?  I've e-mailed Spacewalker, but have yet to receive a
response.
>>
>> Byron Wolter
>
>
>
>--
>Barry A. Clark
>


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