fujitsu stylistic

**fnction22** · March 19th, 2005, 08:42 PM

Hey folks I was wondering if anyone could help, here is the deal I have this Fujitsu Tablet pc that had a Win. 2000 pro os installed and I was trying to upgrade it to xp pro. i did the upgrade without deleting partition just the upgrade and now when it turns on it starts to load the startup proggies and shuts down with a blue screen and tells me to check the drivers bios etc... problem is I don't have a keyboard attached ( oh and the touch screen doesn't respond?) So I don't know how to get it into safe mode to try the drivers

Any help from you pros out there would be greatly appreciated

fnction22

Sorry if it's in the wrong section I just saw Notebook and posted

Update: I located the driver that was shutting it down as the on screen mouse (pen) and downloaded a new driver , and it Shut down again anyone know what driver to use
Its a Fujitsu Stylistic

**confus-ed** · March 20th, 2005, 05:55 AM

Which 'stylistic' ? .. there's a few !

**fnction22** · March 20th, 2005, 12:33 PM

Thanks for answering confus-ed , It is a Stylistic ST... But anyho I got the pen driver to work by disableing a com Port that was conflicting (sharing resources). Now a new Question Any way to correct that resource conflict ? There does not seems to be any new drivers on the Fujitsu Website for the com port.

Thanks
Fnction22

**confus-ed** · March 21st, 2005, 02:41 AM

Originally Posted by fnction22

..Now a new Question Any way to correct that resource conflict ? There does not seems to be any new drivers on the Fujitsu Website for the com port...

There's still a load of stylistic st's !

(its a series) -so what I'll say off the top of my head (without particularly looking or thinking about it

) is to look for bios updates or things called 'chipset patches' relating to xp ..

By changing the operating system you may have caused this resource conflict yourself, w2k will have a driver for a com port for sure (they are a 'standard' device) - whats causing you problems isn't one particular driver, but how your O/S is attempting to 'arbitrate' on how resources (IRQs & memory ranges) get shared out or shre those resources between themselves - I'd however add if you don't actually intend to use the com port & its not seemingly causing any more problem than being off, then just leave it as it is ?

**fnction22** · March 23rd, 2005, 07:33 PM

Thanks confus-ed that is exactly what I ended up doing, By the way sorry for the very delayed post .
And again thanks for your reply :smile:

fnction22