[RESOLVED] Problem with ISA NIC. Please help.
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    zuggzugg
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Problem with ISA NIC. Please help.

    To free up my last PCI slot, I recently went out and bought and ISA NIC for use with my cable modem. I installed the card and everything was fine. However, when I tried to play a video file (didnt matter which type) my computer would reboot itself and run scandisk. I took the ISA NIC and put back my PCI NIC and everything worked again. I was able to duplicate this everytime. I am also getting a conflict in my Game/Audio/Video devices.. I was wondering how I could fix this?
    The ISA works perfectly on my computer EXCEPT for when I try to play a vid. Maybe a link to some generic drivers. Oh yeah, the card has no support documentation on it.. :-(
    Even though I only spent 10 bucks on it I would like to be able to use it. I really need to free up my last PCI slot.

    Thank You
    PIII 500
    128mb ram
    ATI Rage II 8mb
    17gb HDD
    Win 98

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    Teh first thing i would look for is to make sure its not sharing resourses with your sound card. and just for the heck of it i would change the resourses the nic uses and see if the stuation changes

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    How would I go about distributing what resources are being used by the card? Explain.....

    thank you.

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    Go to control panel, system, device manager, network adapters, find your adapter there, double click on it, then go to resources, uncheck automatic settings, there will be a box under that with basic configuration 0000, 0001, etc. try a different setting. Restart and see what happens.

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    There is a setup utility on the floppy that came with the ISA nic. It allows you to set the resources, I/O and IRQ. You must run it from DOS. A safe region to set it would be:

    I/O 0280
    IRQ 10 or 11

    If you have PCI using IRQ 10 & 11, try disabling a com port and using that IRQ.

    Good Luck,

    Charlie
    "Oh Bother," said Pooh, as Windows crashed for the umpteenth time.

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