Dave:  if your PC cards are not detected or don't work correctly with the Windows 
98 PCMCIA drivers, you can work around the problem by reserving IRQ 10 and the memory 
range C000-CBFF. 
to do so, follow these steps: 

click Start, Settings, Control Panel, and double-click System. 
click Device Manager, Computer, Properties. 
click Reserve Resources, Interrupt Request (IRQ), then Add. 
type 10 and click OK. 
click Memory, then Add. 
reserve the memory range C000-CBFF and click OK. click OK again and restart your 
computer





On Sunday, December 15, 2002 at 8:27 pm, dave stierle wrote:
>hi there, may be some one here can help me. I'm trying to use a pcmica fax modem, 
>and a 10/100 Ethernet card, with win98, and I keep running into this IRQ issue. 
I'm 
>some what of a novice, but it seem like I know(or have learned) more about this 
than 
>all the computer people I know. It's an IBM ThinkPad. can any one tell me how to 
>do this??? Any help would be greatly appreciated
>
>

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