Gemo Premium join:2002-04-24 Portland, ME
| XP/Dr.Tcp why is it that when I install and use Dr. Tcp I open it and save 51100, I have four different listings to save it to. I show; SMC EZ CARD 10/100 Pci (SMC 1211 Series) SMC EZ CARD 10/100 Pci (SMC 1211 Series) #2 Net Adapter Net Adapter #2 I have 14 of these damn things in my Dr.Tcp save window can I remove them? I'm sure I don't need them all and do they interupt my speed by over loading my registry....plz help.How do I remove them and what exactly should I see in the save window.... | |
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  redxii too big to fail Premium,Mod join:2001-02-26 Texas | Re: XP/Dr.Tcp It might be that your network card ,assuming you use ethernet DSL or Cable modem, might need more than just one driver. It won't over load your registry.
(I assume the SMC listings are ethernet cards because it has 10/100 in it.) | |
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  Lanik Lab-nik Premium,ExMod 2002-03 join:2001-06-25 Bay Area
| You might be able to find those references in your registry. You might be able to remove them but that will probably cause more pain and havoc then its worth. I suggest just apply the settings to one of those devices.
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 Gemo Premium join:2002-04-24 Portland, ME | No thats not it at all, alls fine in my device manager! its in dr.tcp.....my device manager only reads the adapters its supposed to.....dr.tpc reads 14...afew of what i posted earlier. | |
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| Re: XP/Dr.Tcp said by Gemo: No thats not it at all, alls fine in my device manager! its in dr.tcp.....my device manager only reads the adapters its supposed to.....dr.tpc reads 14...afew of what i posted earlier.
Here is a patch from speedguide for win/xp that clears out all tweaks in xp registry and resets everything to system defaults.
»www.speedguide.net/files/sguide_···t_2k.zip
You can download it, unzip and then execute the registry changes. This might clear up whatever problems that DrTcp is seeing with the registry. -- "Golf and sex are about the only things you can enjoy without being good at it." | |
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 Gemo Premium join:2002-04-24 Portland, ME | thx....trying it now. | |
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| Re: XP/Dr.Tcp Or we could just ask DrTCP to give us an explanation of how DrTCP actually comes up with these entries and if there is any way to remove them.
I'll IM him and see if he has time to take a look. -- Live fast, die without regrets | |
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| Re: XP/Dr.Tcp Press the print screen button next to the F12 key on most keyboards. Open the program you want to take a screen shot of and press alt+print screen and it will only take a picture of the program instead of everything else on your screen. Go to »irfanview.com and download the free program and paste the picture in there. Save it as .gif most of the time and you're good to post.  -- Join Team Discovery and find the cure for cancer! | |
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 Gemo Premium join:2002-04-24 Portland, ME | hey thx for all the help guy's......lets see what we can find out, its very anonying....I think ur right must be a bug. | |
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  DrTCP Yours truly Premium,ExMod 1999-04 join:1999-11-09 Round Rock, TX
| said by Gemo: why is it that when I install and use Dr. Tcp I open it and save 51100, I have four different listings to save it to. I show; SMC EZ CARD 10/100 Pci (SMC 1211 Series) SMC EZ CARD 10/100 Pci (SMC 1211 Series) #2 Net Adapter Net Adapter #2 I have 14 of these damn things in my Dr.Tcp save window can I remove them? I'm sure I don't need them all and do they interupt my speed by over loading my registry....plz help.How do I remove them and what exactly should I see in the save window....
These are found in your registry. They happen when the card/driver is removed and reinstalled improperly. Sometimes moving the card to a different slot leaves such entries as well. Sometimes upgrading the driver/firmware changes the PnP/PCI ID of the card and windows creates a new entry. In the next version, I'll try to add some code to detect and ignore these older entries in your registry. | |
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 Gemo Premium join:2002-04-24 Portland, ME | ok thx for the help.....I understand, but still I need to remove them.....cau u guide me through it....thx all for the support. | |
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