"I went to lunch and when I came back, Cardbox
had crashed".
A very few network installations have difficulty running
Cardbox. It crashes at random, sometimes when
the user is doing nothing at all with it.
The cause of these problems lies in the operating system
rather than in Cardbox itself. Specifically, the
likeliest cause is the network device drivers installed
on your PC. Since these drivers frequently respond
to events that you did not initiate yourself (eg. network
traffic from other computers), problems with network
drivers can manifest themselves at any time.
There is very little advice that we can give you about
problems caused by faulty network drivers. However,
we reproduce one email from a Cardbox user who found
a solution on his own system:
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What
are network drivers?
A
device driver is the interface between Windows and the
hardware of your PC. Depending on the hardware,
the driver may be supplied by Microsoft, as part of
Windows, or by the hardware manufacturer.
Network
device drivers are particularly complex and have many
components from different suppliers.
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