This is the second time it happens. i have a BDC running W2k AS, and whenever i change any hardware settings, i loose all drivers (VGA, sound, and most important, network card).
the first time all i did was a change in BIOS settings, and today, i tried to add a new hard disk. in both cases, same problem.
should i just reinstall drivers (i think not, coz devices will not replace, but will have duplicates i guess in registry)
Thanks

Sounds like a hardware problem to me. Have you updated the BIOS to the
latest version? Run chkdsk on the volume as well and see if there are any
problems with the drive.

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Windows 2000/2003 Server group

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"Ranio79" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> This is the second time it happens. i have a BDC running W2k AS, and
whenever i change any hardware settings, i loose all drivers (VGA, sound,
and most important, network card).
> the first time all i did was a change in BIOS settings, and today, i tried
to add a new hard disk. in both cases, same problem.
> should i just reinstall drivers (i think not, coz devices will not
replace, but will have duplicates i guess in registry)
> Thanks