You can see and edit the IRQ in Windows, when you do have
some video.
Google [just the first of many]
Computer System Resource Information
Edit this page. Computer Hardware Understanding System
Resources ... See IRQ Listing for a list of IRQs and which
may be available or are currently used. ...
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| Thanks Jim,
| I would not do this, except I am in Brazil and do not have
access to a
| newer computer, so the card was the best thing to do at
this time.
|
| I've tried a different slot for the card, but it did not
work either.
| I've moved the network card to a different PCI slot and
put the USB
| card into there. No joy. And I removed the network card
and it still
| didn't work. I tried disabling the on-board USB (it wasn't
working
| anyway), and that didn't help.
|
| You mention to edit the IRQ. How do I do that? The bios
doesn't have a
| way for me to select the IRQ for the USB or PCI slots.
|
| Appreciate your response, and hopefully you may have some
insight into
| a solution here.
|
| Craig
|
|
| Jim Macklin Wrote:
| > Don't waste money buying parts for a very old, obsolete
| > mobo/computer that is failing of old age.
| >
| > Buy since you have already wasted the money, try the PCI
| > card in a different slot or edit the IRQ so it works.
| >
| >
| >
| > "craigsn" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
| > | > |
| > | I have an old motherboard, with Pentium III & 256mb
ram.
| > It was working
| > | fine until the built-in USB failed to work. The rest
of
| > the computer
| > | runs fine. I have tried reseating the motherboard
| > connector, replacing
| > | the motherboard connector with a new one. None of that
| > works. So I went
| > | and bought a new PCI USB 2.0 board to bypass the
| > motherboard connection.
| > | However, when I install the board, then turn on the
power
| > to the system,
| > | I do not get any video at all. When I remove the USB
| > board, it works
| > | fine.
| > |
| > | Any suggestions?
| > |
| > | Thanks
| > | Craig
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > | --
| > | craigsn
|
|
|
|
| --
| craigsn
