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You need to rearrange the cards in your system so that you don't have
cards sharing IRQ's that cannot. Check out
http://lefort.ods.org/mhz.htm to see what the PCI/Irq assignments are
for your board.

In article <3903498D.D677A6@prodigy.net>,
  Larry Schachter <lrscpa@prodigy.net> wrote:
>
> I have a Micron with a Tyan Trinity mobo with Onboard sound-Creative
PCI
> 128.  I also have a GeForce DDR, a Happauge WinTV TV tuner card, and a
> Creative DXR3 DVD hardware Decoder, all of which came with the
> computer.  The onboard sound uses 1 IRQ by itself (IRQ3), and the TV
> Card and hardware decoder share IRQ5.  I also have a Logitech USB
> scanner.  The USB hub shares IRQ10 with the winmodem.
>
> When I disabled the onboard sound (Removed drivers via add/remove
> programs in Control Panel, Removed PCI 128, Gameport, and PCI 128
Legacy
> Device in Device Manager, Disabled Onboard sound in BIOS) and
installed
> a retail SBLive MP3, the install went without a hitch.
>
> There were no yellow splats or red x's in Device manager.
>
> Yet:
>
> 1. The TV application would hang if any other app was running.
>
> 2. There was no audio with the TV app (I thought for sure this was a
> cable issue, and tried a different cable)
>
> 3. The computer no longer recognized the USB Scanner.
>
> I would love to use this card - any suggestion on how to get it to
> work?  I am currenly thinking about the following:
>
> 1. Disabling the Legacy support
> 2. Utilizing USB Mouse/Keyboard.  I assume that would free up those
IRQs
> in device manager.
>
> Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
>
> --
> Larry Schachter
> lrscpa@prodigy.net
>
>


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