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My understanding is that you cannot share interrupts on Windows 95 but
you can on 98.

Possibly you can disable the device you are not using every time you
want to use one.  Bit long winded though.



In article <7ohe7c$d5c$1@trex.antw.online.be>, Dries Aendekerk
<Dries.Aendekerk@advalvas.be> writes
>Hello,
>
>I have the following problem:
>On my new computer i have an ISDN-card of Asuscom (ISDNLink) installed, and
>a HP Scanjet 5200C
>(USB-connection)
>The scanner 'or' the isdn-card don't work: when i install the isdn-card,
>everything works fine, but when i also install the scanner, the system
>hangs. When i remove my isdn-card (or scanner), everyting is back alright.
>That means both devices can't work together on te same system.
>I just formatted my hard-drive again, so the Windows98 I installed today, is
>not yet fucked up.
>;-)
>
>The problem is that my ISDN-card and USB Root hub are always on the same
>IRQ.
>(first IRQ9, when i disable it, they take both IRQ11, etc...)
>
>When i contacted the HP Helpdesk, they told me to make sure the IRQ of the
>USB-port should be on a different IRQ than de ISDN-card.
>
>I always thougt it would be no problem an usb port and another
>pluy-and-play-device on the same IRQ.
>But they told me is could give problems with the HP Scanjet 5200C.
>
>I know i can connect this scanner on the parallel port, but i just want the
>usb-connection.
>
>
>Does anyone knows a solution: how to force some devices to go to another
>IRQ, or does somebody has a better idea?
>
>I hope somebody can help me, because i'm out of idea's.
>
>
>Greetz;
>
>Dries Aendekerk
>
>

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Ray