1394 Net Adapter. This device cannot start. (Code 10)

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17th Oct 2004

As per Microsoft article id 813707
Only One Function Is Enumerated and a Code 10 Error Occurs in Device Manager
When You Insert a Multifunction PC Card into a PCMCIA Slot

I have updated to Xindows XP SP 2.
But, when I insert my AverMedia 1394 PCMCIA card into my Dell Ltitude D600
Laptop (It has 3 firewire ports)
I sitll get the Error Code 10 under 1394 Net Adpater

Dell support just has a link to Windows XP SP2.
Is there any alternate solution ?

thanks
- mickee from hk

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