Wireless PC Card conflict

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Trying to install Netgear 802.11g card into laptop.
after software installation and hardware wizard, Code 10
appears as error msg (Cannot start this Hardware -- Tere
was a problem installing this hardware). I called
Netgear only for them to tell me it may be a IRQ conflict
and they can't help me. Any suggestions? THANKS IN
ADVANCE :)
 
Please check the event log for any messages from the netcard driver
(event source name probably begins with WG.... )
Does it refer to IRQ, or other problem?

What are resources used by the card (in device manager) ?
Is the IRQ shared with other devices?

--PA
 
In Device Manager/Resources, "there are no resources
being used because it has a problem". That's the message
being displayed. Where do i check the event log?
Administrative Tools, Event Viewer? If so, I went there,
but don't know what to look for. When I
doubleclick "Applications", there is only item with with
a red-x error message, and under "System", there are
sources with the red-x whose sources are "acpi", but
there is nothing that starts with WG. Any ideas? THANKS
IN ADVANCE!
-----Original Message-----
Please check the event log for any messages from the netcard driver
(event source name probably begins with WG.... )
Does it refer to IRQ, or other problem?

What are resources used by the card (in device manager) ?
Is the IRQ shared with other devices?

--PA


"bronxxbabe" <[email protected]> wrote
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bronxxbabe said:
In Device Manager/Resources, "there are no resources
being used because it has a problem". That's the message
being displayed.
Ok...

Where do i check the event log?

Yes, it is under "System" - sorry, I forgot to mention.
but > there is nothing that starts with WG.

Then please ask Netgear support what is the event source name - should be same as the netcard driver name.
Code 10 means that the driver failed while starting up the device.
In such case driver usually leaves a message in the eventlog.

Regards
-PA
 
YOU ROCK! :) I downloaded an older driver version and
received no error msg. Was able to install card w/o
problems. I also couldn't resist it, but I phoned
Netgear support (which is based in India) just to let
them know that they were misinforming me and it wasn't an
IRQ problem. THANKS AGAIN DUDE!
-----Original Message-----
"bronxxbabe" <[email protected]> wrote
in message news:[email protected]...
Yes, it is under "System" - sorry, I forgot to mention.


Then please ask Netgear support what is the event source
name - should be same as the netcard driver name.
 
Good luck :-)

bronxxbabe said:
YOU ROCK! :) I downloaded an older driver version and
received no error msg. Was able to install card w/o
problems. I also couldn't resist it, but I phoned
Netgear support (which is based in India) just to let
them know that they were misinforming me and it wasn't an
IRQ problem. THANKS AGAIN DUDE!
in message news:[email protected]...
name - should be same as the netcard driver name.
 

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