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Arron Pitman
The link doesn't exist in this article. You will have to contact
Microsoft direct to download the patch. They will do this free of
charge, but any further support becomes chargeable....
I am having the same issue with a multi-function device, only in win2k
and not xp (but the problem is recognised in both operating systems).
It is a PCMCIA dual port RS232 card. Only one of my com ports is
enabled whilst the other displays a code 10; device cannot start. This
is exactly what MS describe in article see Q813707... however when i
applied the fix the problems still remains.
I contacted MS regarding this and they said there may be issues with
the PCMCIA.sys. They then sent me a patch for this.... see Q810418. I
have installed this and again the problem remains.
If anyone has any other clues they can offer.... post back....
Arron Pitman
([email protected])
Microsoft direct to download the patch. They will do this free of
charge, but any further support becomes chargeable....
I am having the same issue with a multi-function device, only in win2k
and not xp (but the problem is recognised in both operating systems).
It is a PCMCIA dual port RS232 card. Only one of my com ports is
enabled whilst the other displays a code 10; device cannot start. This
is exactly what MS describe in article see Q813707... however when i
applied the fix the problems still remains.
I contacted MS regarding this and they said there may be issues with
the PCMCIA.sys. They then sent me a patch for this.... see Q810418. I
have installed this and again the problem remains.
If anyone has any other clues they can offer.... post back....
Arron Pitman
([email protected])