PCI firewire

Return the firewire card. Get one that requires no additional drivers.

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Jonny
"Phil" wrote in message
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I disabled irq 12 and still no luck.
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Thank you,
Phil


"Jonny" wrote:

USB mouse with legacy support uses irq 12. Disable that asset in the
bios.
Only time you would need this is when booting from a msdos diskette
loading
a ps/2 mouse driver, or similar environment.

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Jonny
"Phil" wrote in message
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Hi Johnny, yes i have legacy support. As far as the web site they have
nothing to offer, in fact i had called ultra support and they gave me a
hotfix from mocrosoft that didn't work. Thank you for taking the time
to
find
the web site though.
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Thank you,
Phil


"Jonny" wrote:

http://ultraproducts.com/product_det...9&productID=59

You indicated elsewhere the card is using irq 12. Do you have legacy
support for USB mouse or similar enabled in the bios?
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Jonny
"Phil" wrote in message
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The web site has nothing plus i called ultra directly. The 9 pin
header
on
the card enables me to plug in the wire from the front of the case
for
the
firewire.
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Thank you,
Phil


"Jonny" wrote:

9 pin header serves what purpose?

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Jonny
"Phil" wrote in message
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I have an Ultra 31342 PCI firewire card that i am trying to
install.
Windows
can not get the drivers loaded. The error i get is can not
install
drivers
error code 28. I tried it on a different pc and works fine. I
have
tried
uninstalling and reinstalling. I tried uninstalling RAID from my
hard
drive.
I downloaded hotfix (winxp-kb-885222-v2-x86-enu) and no help. My
system
is
winxp with sp2 amd 3700 athlon, MB is machspeed k8m8ms, for
programs
i
have
office 2000, norton system works 2005, Nero suite 3, quicken
2006
and
adobe
reader. Their are a few others but those are the main ones. Can
any
one
please help. I know win xp is supposed to do it automatically. I
check
for
conflicts and their are none. IRQ is 12 and by itself. I need to
use
this
card because it has a 9 pin header on it so I can plug my case
front
into
it.
I am totally frustrated at this point Thank you very much.
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Thank you,
Phil