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Firewire IEEE 1394 device start error
Hi,
I bought a ADS Tech PYRO PCI 64, which is a PCI IEEE 1394 Firewire card with 3 ports. When I installed it, the Windows show me in the "IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" that there is a "Texas Instruments OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller" device, and is working properly. But under the Network adapters, the new device for the IEEE 1394 Net Adapter shows error, that "This device cannot start. (Code 10)". What to do? I have Win XP Home, SP2. Thanks, Z |
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Firewire IEEE 1394 device start error
Nothing! This is normal and you can safely disable it. IEEE 1394 Firewaire
permits a firewire network type connection, which you do not have caonnected. "Zoltan Homorodi" wrote in message ... Hi, I bought a ADS Tech PYRO PCI 64, which is a PCI IEEE 1394 Firewire card with 3 ports. When I installed it, the Windows show me in the "IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" that there is a "Texas Instruments OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller" device, and is working properly. But under the Network adapters, the new device for the IEEE 1394 Net Adapter shows error, that "This device cannot start. (Code 10)". What to do? I have Win XP Home, SP2. Thanks, Z |
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Firewire IEEE 1394 device start error
Hi,
Thanks. So does it mean that I can uninstall that Net driver, and live on with the IEEE Host controller driver. So I can connect my Mini DV to it without any problems? Last time I tried, it didn't recognize my JVC DR72U. Or it might be that there needs to be some config change either on my JVC and on my computer for it to work. I'll try it out again. - Z |
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Firewire IEEE 1394 device start error
Do not un-install it. XP will always re-install it. Just "Disable" it.
"Zoltan Homorodi" wrote in message ... Hi, Thanks. So does it mean that I can uninstall that Net driver, and live on with the IEEE Host controller driver. So I can connect my Mini DV to it without any problems? Last time I tried, it didn't recognize my JVC DR72U. Or it might be that there needs to be some config change either on my JVC and on my computer for it to work. I'll try it out again. - Z |
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