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And BTW Ossama i did select the correct location, and it could find the
right drivers.
But when i told them to install them, it said it can't install it.
Allan M. Christensen <allanmc@pc.dk> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:93ftk0$oc6$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> Like i said Ossama ...when i install the standard VGA drivers for my TNT2
> card, there is no conflicts at all.
> Can't that exclude any device conflicts ?
>
> Ossama M. Elkadi <oelkadi2000NOSPAM@yahoo.de> skrev i en
> nyhedsmeddelelse:93fs08$moe$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> > When Windows attempts to reinstall a driver for any device, it must ask
> you
> > for the driver disk in one of the dialog boxes. When it says that it
can't
> > install a driver, then either you have pressed "Cancel" in this dialog
> box,
> > or the CD, diskette or location (directory) on which this driver is
> supplied
> > could not be read properly. This is what I have understood from your
> > message. Or am I mistaken?
> > If I understand you correctly, you will need (in that dialog box) to
> specify
> > the exact location on which this driver is supplied (as described in
your
> > card's user manual - this applies for any card you install) so Windows
can
> > continue installation. Of course, copying back the deleted .INF files
will
> > cause the problem to recur, since these .INF files tell Windows how to
> > install the relevant cards - during a fresh installation process, they
are
> > copied from the installation CD.
> > My target in solving your problem is to ensure that each card is
assigned
> a
> > different IRQ without any conflicts. To do this, I have to install the
> cards
> > one-by-one and solve conflicts as soon as they appear. In your system,
the
> > PCI512 and the TNT2 are both conflicting in the same resources -
normally,
> > relocating the cards within the PCI slots solves this problem if the
> drivers
> > are correctly installed (which is what we are trying to do now). If it
> > doesn't, then we are facing a bad driver design which cannot be solved
in
> > this case unless Creative Labs provides an updated driver (as you have
> > stated before, it is currently not available).
> > Last step before I give up: Did you try to install the sound and/or
> graphics
> > card separately in another PC? What happens there?
> >
> > --
> > Ossama Elkadi
> > Technical Assistant
> > BMW-ACVA CKD Plant
> > (Please do not send any e-mails to me
> > unless explicitly asked to do so.
> > When sending e-mails, please remove the
> > NOSPAM from my address)
> >
> > =====================================
> > "Allan M. Christensen" <allanmc@pc.dk> wrote in message
> > news:93dbnv$jpc$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> > > Hmm that didn't help much - still the same problem :(
> > >
> > > There was only one other problem : After i deletet the device's in
> device
> > > manager,
> > > and deleted the inf's ( i kept a copy ), i coulden install any of the
> > > deleted devices again :(
> > > It just said : "WIndows can't install XXXXX"
> > > Then i copyed the old inf files back, and everything was the same as
> > before
> > > again.
> > > The same TNT2 vs. pci512 problem ....
> > > Would that say that it is a badly designed driver file that's the
> problem
> > ?
> > >
> > > I also tryed to update windows98 se  - that didn't help either .....
> > >
> > > :�(
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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