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Old December 17th 09, 02:44 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
traumajohn
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Default wireless mini pci card problem

Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John
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  #2  
Old December 17th 09, 03:02 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
Rich Barry
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Default wireless mini pci card problem

Did you try a different PCI slot if available?
"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John



  #3  
Old December 17th 09, 03:02 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
Rich Barry
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Posts: 1,220
Default wireless mini pci card problem

Did you try a different PCI slot if available?
"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John



  #4  
Old December 17th 09, 04:09 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
traumajohn
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Posts: 82
Default wireless mini pci card problem

Oh. I'm sorry it is a laptop and only the one slot for mini pci and the 2
slots for sodimm.
John

"Rich Barry" wrote:

Did you try a different PCI slot if available?
"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John



.

  #5  
Old December 17th 09, 04:09 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
traumajohn
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Posts: 82
Default wireless mini pci card problem

Oh. I'm sorry it is a laptop and only the one slot for mini pci and the 2
slots for sodimm.
John

"Rich Barry" wrote:

Did you try a different PCI slot if available?
"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John



.

  #6  
Old December 17th 09, 12:39 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
SC Tom[_3_]
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Default wireless mini pci card problem


"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John


Anything can go bad. If the notebook boots fine with it out, that's more
than likely your problem. Have you downloaded and installed the latest
drivers for it? Do you have a different type of card you could try in that
slot to eliminate the slot as being faulty? Or do you have access to another
wireless card to try in it? A quick search on Google for that error puts the
card at fault in most cases.
--
SC Tom

  #7  
Old December 17th 09, 12:39 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
SC Tom[_3_]
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Posts: 4,089
Default wireless mini pci card problem


"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John


Anything can go bad. If the notebook boots fine with it out, that's more
than likely your problem. Have you downloaded and installed the latest
drivers for it? Do you have a different type of card you could try in that
slot to eliminate the slot as being faulty? Or do you have access to another
wireless card to try in it? A quick search on Google for that error puts the
card at fault in most cases.
--
SC Tom

  #8  
Old December 17th 09, 04:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
traumajohn
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Posts: 82
Default wireless mini pci card problem

Hi and thanks, unfortunately I don't have any other mini cards. I guess I can
invest 4.99 on ebay for an attempt at a used mini card. I tried the new
drivers from Sony etc.
Thanks,
John

"SC Tom" wrote:


"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John


Anything can go bad. If the notebook boots fine with it out, that's more
than likely your problem. Have you downloaded and installed the latest
drivers for it? Do you have a different type of card you could try in that
slot to eliminate the slot as being faulty? Or do you have access to another
wireless card to try in it? A quick search on Google for that error puts the
card at fault in most cases.
--
SC Tom

.

  #9  
Old December 17th 09, 04:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
traumajohn
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 82
Default wireless mini pci card problem

Hi and thanks, unfortunately I don't have any other mini cards. I guess I can
invest 4.99 on ebay for an attempt at a used mini card. I tried the new
drivers from Sony etc.
Thanks,
John

"SC Tom" wrote:


"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John


Anything can go bad. If the notebook boots fine with it out, that's more
than likely your problem. Have you downloaded and installed the latest
drivers for it? Do you have a different type of card you could try in that
slot to eliminate the slot as being faulty? Or do you have access to another
wireless card to try in it? A quick search on Google for that error puts the
card at fault in most cases.
--
SC Tom

.

  #10  
Old December 17th 09, 06:02 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
john
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Posts: 40
Default wireless mini pci card problem

traumajohn wrote:
Hi and thanks, unfortunately I don't have any other mini cards. I guess I can
invest 4.99 on ebay for an attempt at a used mini card. I tried the new
drivers from Sony etc.
Thanks,
John

"SC Tom" wrote:

"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John

Anything can go bad. If the notebook boots fine with it out, that's more
than likely your problem. Have you downloaded and installed the latest
drivers for it? Do you have a different type of card you could try in that
slot to eliminate the slot as being faulty? Or do you have access to another
wireless card to try in it? A quick search on Google for that error puts the
card at fault in most cases.
--
SC Tom

.

newegg has some fairly inexpensive wireless adapters (USB) for about
30.00 incl. shipping.
  #11  
Old December 17th 09, 06:02 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
john
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Posts: 40
Default wireless mini pci card problem

traumajohn wrote:
Hi and thanks, unfortunately I don't have any other mini cards. I guess I can
invest 4.99 on ebay for an attempt at a used mini card. I tried the new
drivers from Sony etc.
Thanks,
John

"SC Tom" wrote:

"traumajohn" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a Sony VAIO with windows xp home. It had been having problems with
the mini pci wireless card. In devices it showed code 10. I pulled it out
and
put it back in and during boot up I got the error... Conflict PCI Network
in
slot 2 BUS 00 Device 07 Function 00. I can boot past that by hitting f1.
Then, I started getting a fatal error memory parity problem. I had
recently
installed 1gb x2 kingston and it booted fine a few times, then I got the
blue
screen with the conflict error. I pulled out the new memory and installed
teh
previous memory and got the same error. I pulled the mini pci card out and
it
resolved. I know this might be a duh but could the card have gone bad? Or
is
there a way to fix the conflict?
Thanks,
John

Anything can go bad. If the notebook boots fine with it out, that's more
than likely your problem. Have you downloaded and installed the latest
drivers for it? Do you have a different type of card you could try in that
slot to eliminate the slot as being faulty? Or do you have access to another
wireless card to try in it? A quick search on Google for that error puts the
card at fault in most cases.
--
SC Tom

.

newegg has some fairly inexpensive wireless adapters (USB) for about
30.00 incl. shipping.
 




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