ok lets see..
in which order is your expansion card insertet on your motherboard and which slots are used?
and how many exp slots do you have?
I asssume that your videocard is a AGP so that would be card #1 in slot #1
fill in the list::
Slot #1 = Videocard
Slot #2 = ?
Slot #3 = ?
Slot #4 = ?
etc
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Jesper...the cards are set as follows:
Slot #1-Leadtek Ti4200 GeForce 4 with 8X WinFast A280LE MyVivo
Slot #2-Open
Slot #3-Open
Slot #4-Soundblaster Live Value Sound Card
Slot #5-Linksys Network Card
Slot #6-Lucent WinModem
ISA Slot-Open
If you need any further information...just let me know what you are looking for
Slot #1-Leadtek Ti4200 GeForce 4 with 8X WinFast A280LE MyVivo
Slot #2-Open
Slot #3-Open
Slot #4-Soundblaster Live Value Sound Card
Slot #5-Linksys Network Card
Slot #6-Lucent WinModem
ISA Slot-Open
If you need any further information...just let me know what you are looking for
Do you have a dialup connection or broadband?Slot #1-Leadtek Ti4200 GeForce 4 with 8X WinFast A280LE MyVivo
Slot #2-Open
Slot #3-Open
Slot #4-Soundblaster Live Value Sound Card
Slot #5-Linksys Network Card
Slot #6-Lucent WinModem
ISA Slot-Open
If youre not using the modem card then pull it out.
Try change the order to:
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Slot #1-Leadtek Ti4200 GeForce 4 with 8X WinFast A280LE MyVivo
Slot #2-Open
Slot #3-Linksys Network Card
Slot #4-Soundblaster Live Value Sound Card
Slot #5-Lucent WinModem
Slot #6-Open
ISA Slot-OpenUsually its 1/5, 2/6, 3, 4. but it can also be 1/6, 2/5.
Slot #2 cant be used while using the AGP port.
Boot your computer again and let windows reinstall the hardware (likely you will need to reboot again, stupid Windows LOL).
Check to see if the IRQ # has changed.
Most important is that the video and sound cards are on a IRQ of its own and all alone
report back with the results.
