Lynn:  you can attempt to correct resource conflicts yourself.
 
in Device Manager, double-click the conflicting device and click the Resources tab.
 
click the various resource types and look in the Conflicting Device List pane to 
determine the conflict.
 
in the easiest cases (not yours), you'll be told that the device conflicts with the 
IRQ assignment of another specifically named device.
 
you can change the IRQ setting of one of the devices by clicking the device, removing 
the check from the Use Automatic Settings checkbox, and assigning a new IRQ.
 
as you do so, you should be told if the chosen IRQ will cause another conflict.
 
when you find one that Device Manager deems acceptable, click OK and let Windows 
restart your computer. 

the link below after your text has a wealth of information about IRQs and ports.

let us know what worked for you...





On Sunday, January 26, 2003 at 4:14 am, lynn wrote:
>what do you do when the acpi irq steering is in conflict and there is no indecation 
>of this happenig i am running a shuttel space walker ak31 and this is on going i 
>have even updated the bios but this not only affects the internal usb port but the 
>parall port as well i kow this only when i can print out then i run nuts and bolts 
>i breifly read some about this is in the bios set up
>
>

http://www.beyondlogic.org/interrupts/interupt.htm

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