Changing Parallel Port I/O Address

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TOM (AB)

Is there a tool or registry hack to override the PNP setting for the parallel
port I/O address. I have a PCI card with a serial and parallel port on it.
The parallel port comes in at DF00 and the serial port comes in at E000. I
need to swap those so the parallel port uses E000 to match software.
 
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k w

I have a similar problem and am wondering if you ever found a solution? I'm trying to send TTL signals via parallel port from a Dell XPS running Vista Home Premium. The parallel port range comes in at DF00-DF07 but this range does not match software. Does anyone know how to override the address range in VISTA? Thanks for your help.
 
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Ian D

I have a similar problem and am wondering if you ever found a solution?
I'm trying to send TTL signals via parallel port from a Dell XPS running
Vista Home Premium. The parallel port range comes in at DF00-DF07 but this
range does not match software. Does anyone know how to override the
address range in VISTA? Thanks for your help.
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You can't write directly to, or read from, hardware ports in XP ot Vista
 

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