USB Card/PCI Network Card Conflict??

I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my Win 98 SE PC. Now,
when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the same time open my
web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and reboots to scan disk
automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between these two devices
although there is no conflict shown in the device manager profile. IF I use
the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears to work fine as
well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card there is no
problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the card out,
everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board USB ports no
problem. PLEASE HELP!

Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are different and I
tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no difference.

"bgosper" wrote:

I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my Win 98 SE PC. Now,
when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the same time open my
web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and reboots to scan disk
automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between these two devices
although there is no conflict shown in the device manager profile. IF I use
the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears to work fine as
well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card there is no
problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the card out,
everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board USB ports no
problem. PLEASE HELP!

You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card placements? The
network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User

"bgosper" wrote in message
...
Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are different and
I
tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no difference.

"bgosper" wrote:

I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my Win 98 SE
PC. Now,
when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the same
time open my
web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and reboots to
scan disk
automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between these two
devices
although there is no conflict shown in the device manager profile.
IF I use
the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears to work
fine as
well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card there
is no
problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the card out,
everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board USB
ports no
problem. PLEASE HELP!

I tried one other slot only, the other few are being occupied. Yes it is PCI.

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card placements? The
network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User

"bgosper" wrote in message
...
Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are different and
I
tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no difference.

"bgosper" wrote:

I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my Win 98 SE
PC. Now,
when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the same
time open my
web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and reboots to
scan disk
automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between these two
devices
although there is no conflict shown in the device manager profile.
IF I use
the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears to work
fine as
well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card there
is no
problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the card out,
everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board USB
ports no
problem. PLEASE HELP!

Is it possible to have the card in and view the Device Manager or does the
computer automatically reset whenever the card is installed? I am trying to
say is there any way you can get to normal Windows or even graphical safe
mode Windows to access the device manager for a possible driver
misinstallation or driver conflict?

"bgosper" wrote in message
...
: I tried one other slot only, the other few are being occupied. Yes it is
PCI.
:
: "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:
:
: You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card placements? The
: network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
:
: "bgosper" wrote in message
: ...
: Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are different and
: I
: tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no difference.
:
: "bgosper" wrote:
:
: I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my Win 98 SE
: PC. Now,
: when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the same
: time open my
: web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and reboots to
: scan disk
: automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between these two
: devices
: although there is no conflict shown in the device manager profile.
: IF I use
: the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears to work
: fine as
: well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card there
: is no
: problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the card out,
: everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board USB
: ports no
: problem. PLEASE HELP!
:
:

Well, all I can say is that I'd try other placements. Otherwise, I'd
probably go into Safe Mode Device Manager and remove all USB devices,
and all network devices, then restart and let them be reinstalled. Also,
check for new drivers for both devices. Consider replacing one or the
other with a different model.... The drastic option is to delete the
entire ENUM key (where all devices installations are stored), restart
and let Windows rebuild the entire Hardware Profile.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User

"bgosper" wrote in message
...
I tried one other slot only, the other few are being occupied. Yes it
is PCI.

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card placements?
The
network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User

"bgosper" wrote in message
...
Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are different
and
I
tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no
difference.

"bgosper" wrote:

I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my Win 98
SE
PC. Now,
when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the same
time open my
web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and reboots
to
scan disk
automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between these
two
devices
although there is no conflict shown in the device manager
profile.
IF I use
the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears to
work
fine as
well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card
there
is no
problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the card
out,
everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board USB
ports no
problem. PLEASE HELP!

BTW, Gary how do you delete the entire ENUM key? Do you mean that when you
are in *graphical* safe mode that you just delete everything? Can you use
shift or some other key to do this more quickly? I am not planning on doing
this (at least not today -- eg) and I solved my driver problem --- thanks
to Jeff Richards - he was able to point out that it was SIS device and I
determined that the device was on my motherboard cd and I had to point that ?
to the right place on the motherboard cd and install the driver and now
everything works fine. : Hopefully, I will not have any more issues on the
98SE side for a while. The XP Pro. side still needs work but I want to have
the 98SE side working great and then I will focus more on maintenence on the
XP Pro. side of my dual-boot system. Have a great day!

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
: Well, all I can say is that I'd try other placements. Otherwise, I'd
: probably go into Safe Mode Device Manager and remove all USB devices,
: and all network devices, then restart and let them be reinstalled. Also,
: check for new drivers for both devices. Consider replacing one or the
: other with a different model.... The drastic option is to delete the
: entire ENUM key (where all devices installations are stored), restart
: and let Windows rebuild the entire Hardware Profile.
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
:
: "bgosper" wrote in message
: ...
: I tried one other slot only, the other few are being occupied. Yes it
: is PCI.
:
: "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:
:
: You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card placements?
: The
: network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
:
: "bgosper" wrote in message
: ...
: Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are different
: and
: I
: tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no
: difference.
:
: "bgosper" wrote:
:
: I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my Win 98
: SE
: PC. Now,
: when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the same
: time open my
: web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and reboots
: to
: scan disk
: automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between these
: two
: devices
: although there is no conflict shown in the device manager
: profile.
: IF I use
: the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears to
: work
: fine as
: well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card
: there
: is no
: problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the card
: out,
: everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board USB
: ports no
: problem. PLEASE HELP!
:
:
:

It's a Registry hack, and no, I'm not going to tell you where it is or
how to delete it, bg.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User

"Dan" wrote in message
...
BTW, Gary how do you delete the entire ENUM key? Do you mean that
when you
are in *graphical* safe mode that you just delete everything? Can you
use
shift or some other key to do this more quickly? I am not planning on
doing
this (at least not today -- eg) and I solved my driver problem ---
thanks
to Jeff Richards - he was able to point out that it was SIS device and
I
determined that the device was on my motherboard cd and I had to point
that ?
to the right place on the motherboard cd and install the driver and
now
everything works fine. : Hopefully, I will not have any more issues
on the
98SE side for a while. The XP Pro. side still needs work but I want
to have
the 98SE side working great and then I will focus more on maintenence
on the
XP Pro. side of my dual-boot system. Have a great day!

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
: Well, all I can say is that I'd try other placements. Otherwise, I'd
: probably go into Safe Mode Device Manager and remove all USB
devices,
: and all network devices, then restart and let them be reinstalled.
Also,
: check for new drivers for both devices. Consider replacing one or
the
: other with a different model.... The drastic option is to delete
the
: entire ENUM key (where all devices installations are stored),
restart
: and let Windows rebuild the entire Hardware Profile.
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
:
: "bgosper" wrote in message
: ...
: I tried one other slot only, the other few are being occupied. Yes
it
: is PCI.
:
: "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:
:
: You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card
placements?
: The
: network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
:
: "bgosper" wrote in message
: ...
: Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are
different
: and
: I
: tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no
: difference.
:
: "bgosper" wrote:
:
: I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my
Win 98
: SE
: PC. Now,
: when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the
same
: time open my
: web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and
reboots
: to
: scan disk
: automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between
these
: two
: devices
: although there is no conflict shown in the device manager
: profile.
: IF I use
: the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears
to
: work
: fine as
: well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card
: there
: is no
: problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the
card
: out,
: everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board
USB
: ports no
: problem. PLEASE HELP!
:
:
:

I guess I will have to discover it out for myself when I get around to it.
big smile

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
: It's a Registry hack, and no, I'm not going to tell you where it is or
: how to delete it, bg.
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
:
: "Dan" wrote in message
: ...
: BTW, Gary how do you delete the entire ENUM key? Do you mean that
: when you
: are in *graphical* safe mode that you just delete everything? Can you
: use
: shift or some other key to do this more quickly? I am not planning on
: doing
: this (at least not today -- eg) and I solved my driver problem ---
: thanks
: to Jeff Richards - he was able to point out that it was SIS device and
: I
: determined that the device was on my motherboard cd and I had to point
: that ?
: to the right place on the motherboard cd and install the driver and
: now
: everything works fine. : Hopefully, I will not have any more issues
: on the
: 98SE side for a while. The XP Pro. side still needs work but I want
: to have
: the 98SE side working great and then I will focus more on maintenence
: on the
: XP Pro. side of my dual-boot system. Have a great day!
:
: "Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
: ...
: : Well, all I can say is that I'd try other placements. Otherwise, I'd
: : probably go into Safe Mode Device Manager and remove all USB
: devices,
: : and all network devices, then restart and let them be reinstalled.
: Also,
: : check for new drivers for both devices. Consider replacing one or
: the
: : other with a different model.... The drastic option is to delete
: the
: : entire ENUM key (where all devices installations are stored),
: restart
: : and let Windows rebuild the entire Hardware Profile.
: :
: : --
: : Gary S. Terhune
: : MS MVP Shell/User
: :
: : "bgosper" wrote in message
: : ...
: : I tried one other slot only, the other few are being occupied. Yes
: it
: : is PCI.
: :
: : "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:
: :
: : You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card
: placements?
: : The
: : network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?
: :
: : --
: : Gary S. Terhune
: : MS MVP Shell/User
: :
: : "bgosper" wrote in message
: : ...
: : Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are
: different
: : and
: : I
: : tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no
: : difference.
: :
: : "bgosper" wrote:
: :
: : I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in my
: Win 98
: : SE
: : PC. Now,
: : when I try to use a usb device through this card and at the
: same
: : time open my
: : web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and
: reboots
: : to
: : scan disk
: : automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between
: these
: : two
: : devices
: : although there is no conflict shown in the device manager
: : profile.
: : IF I use
: : the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it appears
: to
: : work
: : fine as
: : well as if I just open my browser without using the USB card
: : there
: : is no
: : problem. I know this is the problem because if I take the
: card
: : out,
: : everything returns to normal and I can use the old on board
: USB
: : ports no
: : problem. PLEASE HELP!
: :
: :
: :
:
:
:

Or, you could Google it...

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User

"Dan" wrote in message
...
I guess I will have to discover it out for myself when I get around to
it.
big smile

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
: It's a Registry hack, and no, I'm not going to tell you where it is
or
: how to delete it, bg.
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
:
: "Dan" wrote in message
: ...
: BTW, Gary how do you delete the entire ENUM key? Do you mean that
: when you
: are in *graphical* safe mode that you just delete everything? Can
you
: use
: shift or some other key to do this more quickly? I am not
planning on
: doing
: this (at least not today -- eg) and I solved my driver
problem ---
: thanks
: to Jeff Richards - he was able to point out that it was SIS device
and
: I
: determined that the device was on my motherboard cd and I had to
point
: that ?
: to the right place on the motherboard cd and install the driver
and
: now
: everything works fine. : Hopefully, I will not have any more
issues
: on the
: 98SE side for a while. The XP Pro. side still needs work but I
want
: to have
: the 98SE side working great and then I will focus more on
maintenence
: on the
: XP Pro. side of my dual-boot system. Have a great day!
:
: "Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
: ...
: : Well, all I can say is that I'd try other placements. Otherwise,
I'd
: : probably go into Safe Mode Device Manager and remove all USB
: devices,
: : and all network devices, then restart and let them be
reinstalled.
: Also,
: : check for new drivers for both devices. Consider replacing one
or
: the
: : other with a different model.... The drastic option is to
delete
: the
: : entire ENUM key (where all devices installations are stored),
: restart
: : and let Windows rebuild the entire Hardware Profile.
: :
: : --
: : Gary S. Terhune
: : MS MVP Shell/User
: :
: : "bgosper" wrote in message
: : ...
: : I tried one other slot only, the other few are being occupied.
Yes
: it
: : is PCI.
: :
: : "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:
: :
: : You've tried all combinations of USB and Network card
: placements?
: : The
: : network card *is* a PCI card, right? Or is it onboard?
: :
: : --
: : Gary S. Terhune
: : MS MVP Shell/User
: :
: : "bgosper" wrote in
message
: : ...
: : Also, the IRQs for the network card and the USB card are
: different
: : and
: : I
: : tried moving the USB card to a different PCI slot ---no
: : difference.
: :
: : "bgosper" wrote:
: :
: : I installed a 2.0 5 port PCI USB card as an upgrade in
my
: Win 98
: : SE
: : PC. Now,
: : when I try to use a usb device through this card and at
the
: same
: : time open my
: : web browser thru my highspeed card, my pc shuts down and
: reboots
: : to
: : scan disk
: : automatically. I assume there must be a conflict between
: these
: : two
: : devices
: : although there is no conflict shown in the device
manager
: : profile.
: : IF I use
: : the USB card without trying to open my broweser, it
appears
: to
: : work
: : fine as
: : well as if I just open my browser without using the USB
card
: : there
: : is no
: : problem. I know this is the problem because if I take
the
: card
: : out,
: : everything returns to normal and I can use the old on
board
: USB
: : ports no
: : problem. PLEASE HELP!
: :
: :
: :
:
:
: