How to move HOSTER LITE from one computer to another

[MTUSUPPORT]

This is now fixed.

[pianomartin]

Bryan, thank you

I've succesfully installed HOSTER LITE on my laptop, but I'm still having problem. This time it has nothing to do with MTU, though.

I made a little partition on my laptop with a little WIN XP installation that should ONLY run HOSTER. I did this to obtain a max of reliability.
There is a lot of noise coming from the soundcard, though. With HOSTER and with any other application playing audio.

When I boot from the windows partition that was preinstalled on the lap I do not have this problem though. I have checked all drivers, but it doesn't seem to help.

If I cannot solve this problem on my little "homemade" partition within a few days I may have to install HOSTER on the preinstalled partition instead. I don't know if I can do this without bothering you again. If I need to do this, HOSTER will be installed on exactly the same hardware - but on another partition.

If I need your help to do this, I will get back to you.

regards, Martin

[MTUSUPPORT]

I would say that this is a Driver issue for sure. What I would do is download the latest version of the drivers from the Manufactureres website and then install those on your new XP partition. This is all that I can think of.

[pianomartin]

Yes, and I even had the driver on a CD-ROM, it was called FIR. I thought it was short for "firewall", so I didn't think of installing it, until last night when I was desperately trying anything! Now it works!