Hello all 
My 8800 graphics card died last week so I borrowed a card from work until my new 5770 arrived. Removed the Nvidia drivers, inserted borrowed ATI card, installed latest drivers, rebooted PC and it all looks good. Problem now appears that my PCI Netgear wireless card has issues, more specifically in Device Manager: Texas Instruments OHCI 1394 has a problem. Powered off PC, moved wireless card to the PCI slot below, restarted PC and all is well again - happy browsing. This morning I removed my borrowed ATI card and inserted my new 5770. Booted into Windows (Vista 64) and all looks good except the Texas Instruments OHCI 1394 problem is back, argh
! Moved it to the original PCI slot above but this didn't fix it. Uninstalled and reinstalled but that didn't work either.
I can't find a driver for this anywhere, I've Googled and there are plenty of links but none that I try actually are for a direct download for this driver, they're usually links to other websites.
Now I'm not sure if this is a problem with the wireless card itself or a problem between the graphics card and the wireless card, or even a motherboard problem.
Can anyone help??

My 8800 graphics card died last week so I borrowed a card from work until my new 5770 arrived. Removed the Nvidia drivers, inserted borrowed ATI card, installed latest drivers, rebooted PC and it all looks good. Problem now appears that my PCI Netgear wireless card has issues, more specifically in Device Manager: Texas Instruments OHCI 1394 has a problem. Powered off PC, moved wireless card to the PCI slot below, restarted PC and all is well again - happy browsing. This morning I removed my borrowed ATI card and inserted my new 5770. Booted into Windows (Vista 64) and all looks good except the Texas Instruments OHCI 1394 problem is back, argh

I can't find a driver for this anywhere, I've Googled and there are plenty of links but none that I try actually are for a direct download for this driver, they're usually links to other websites.
Now I'm not sure if this is a problem with the wireless card itself or a problem between the graphics card and the wireless card, or even a motherboard problem.
Can anyone help??