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re: IRQ assignments
Friday, January 31, 2003 at 10:49 pm
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Posted by Ep (1 messages posted)

Everett, Maybe you can help me? I'm going crazy with a sound card problem. It's an onboard and the IRQ is 11, shared with 4 other devices (but not the ethernet card). No matter what I do, the system says no sound card. I've tried everything,even bringing it to the techs at work and nothing. I'm using Windows 98SE. Any advice? I did the BIOS thing/tried the reserve thing/removed the driver and let it reinstall the hardware & still nothing - no sound card detected. Any advice you can offer would be appreciated. Ep

On Tuesday, January 21, 2003 at 12:44 pm, Everett wrote:

>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
>






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