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Old July 21st 04, 02:24 AM
Time Traveller
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Default 98 Will not install network card

I've tried 4 network cards, 3 (PCI) slots, trying to get Win98 to install a
network card, with varying; degress of success. I did manage to get it
working once, but then when I added a USB card to another slot, it totally
screwed up and I have been unable to get a network card to install. It seems
to find the card OK, it's in Device manager and Network properties, looks
fine, no errors or anything, but simpley will not work. Tried enabling. Did
a bootlog analyzer thing, and ran ASD and sometimes it shows TCPIP not
loading. When I force it to load be deselecting from ASD (AutomaticSkip
Device utility) the computer hangs either on startup or shutdown.
Even after I took the offending USB card out still cannot get network card
to work, let alone USB device. This computer originally had a modem in it,
an running IPConfig sometime binds the NIC to PPP... weird for sure.
Anyway this must be solveable, but I"m about ready to boat anchor this baby.

Bye the way, when it was netorked, I managed to get all the latest updates
and upgrades for Windows 98 SE and Internet Explorer 6, so we should be in
good shape...but...



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Old July 21st 04, 12:21 PM
Eric
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Default 98 Will not install network card

That looks like an IRQ Sharing problem.

See this Q&A that deals with that kind of problem:

http://www.pcbuyerbeware.co.uk/USBProblems.htm#irq

Eric,
http://www.pcbuyerbeware.co.uk/
http://www.sharedbirthday.co.uk/

-----Original Message-----
I've tried 4 network cards, 3 (PCI) slots, trying to get

Win98 to install a
network card, with varying; degress of success. I did

manage to get it
working once, but then when I added a USB card to another

slot, it totally
screwed up and I have been unable to get a network card

to install. It seems
to find the card OK, it's in Device manager and Network

properties, looks
fine, no errors or anything, but simpley will not work.

Tried enabling. Did
a bootlog analyzer thing, and ran ASD and sometimes it

shows TCPIP not
loading. When I force it to load be deselecting from ASD

(AutomaticSkip
Device utility) the computer hangs either on startup or

shutdown.
Even after I took the offending USB card out still cannot

get network card
to work, let alone USB device. This computer originally

had a modem in it,
an running IPConfig sometime binds the NIC to PPP...

weird for sure.
Anyway this must be solveable, but I"m about ready to

boat anchor this baby.

Bye the way, when it was netorked, I managed to get all

the latest updates
and upgrades for Windows 98 SE and Internet Explorer 6,

so we should be in
good shape...but...



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