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June 10th 04, 07:56 PM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
I tried to hookup a scanner to my printer everytime I try to startup my computer this message appears. CONFLICT I/O PORTS : 2F8
Scanner no longer hooked up. How do I fix. The computer freezes will only run in safe mode. No good to me. Please advise how to fix or restore original settings. rsvp Steven Aspinall 
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June 10th 04, 08:38 PM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
In Safe Mode, delete both Parallel ports and reboot. Windows 98 should
re-detect them at next start-up. "Steven Aspinall" Steven wrote in message ... I tried to hookup a scanner to my printer everytime I try to startup my computer this message appears. CONFLICT I/O PORTS : 2F8 Scanner no longer hooked up. How do I fix. The computer freezes will only run in safe mode. No good to me. Please advise how to fix or restore original settings. rsvp Steven Aspinall
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June 10th 04, 11:17 PM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
Yves Leclerc wrote in message ... In Safe Mode, delete both Parallel ports and reboot. Windows 98 should re-detect them at next start-up. The standard hardware port construct of a PC is 2 Serial 1 Parallel 1 Game The standard configuration of the SERIAL Ports is COM1: 03F8h IRQ 4 COM2: 02F8h IRQ 3 COM3: 03E8h IRQ 4 COM4: 02E8h IRQ 3
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June 11th 04, 01:54 AM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
MAYBE TRY SOMETHING ELSE DIDN'T WORK
THANKYOU ANYWAY "Steven Aspinall" wrote: I tried to hookup a scanner to my printer everytime I try to startup my computer this message appears. CONFLICT I/O PORTS : 2F8 Scanner no longer hooked up. How do I fix. The computer freezes will only run in safe mode. No good to me. Please advise how to fix or restore original settings. rsvp Steven Aspinall
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June 11th 04, 02:14 AM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
No luck yet maybe you can think of something else
thankyou both "Steven Aspinall" wrote: I tried to hookup a scanner to my printer everytime I try to startup my computer this message appears. CONFLICT I/O PORTS : 2F8 Scanner no longer hooked up. How do I fix. The computer freezes will only run in safe mode. No good to me. Please advise how to fix or restore original settings. rsvp Steven Aspinall
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June 11th 04, 02:15 AM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
Deleted com1 com2 com3 com4
still the same what do I do now? "Hugh Candlin" wrote: Yves Leclerc wrote in message ... In Safe Mode, delete both Parallel ports and reboot. Windows 98 should re-detect them at next start-up. The standard hardware port construct of a PC is 2 Serial 1 Parallel 1 Game The standard configuration of the SERIAL Ports is COM1: 03F8h IRQ 4 COM2: 02F8h IRQ 3 COM3: 03E8h IRQ 4 COM4: 02E8h IRQ 3
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June 11th 04, 06:30 AM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
Steven Aspinall wrote in message ... Deleted com1 com2 com3 com4 still the same what do I do now? "Hugh Candlin" wrote: How did you physically connect the computer, the printer and the scanner? What software did you install to support this configuration? Yves Leclerc wrote in message ... In Safe Mode, delete both Parallel ports and reboot. Windows 98 should re-detect them at next start-up. The standard hardware port construct of a PC is 2 Serial 1 Parallel 1 Game The standard configuration of the SERIAL Ports is COM1: 03F8h IRQ 4 COM2: 02F8h IRQ 3 COM3: 03E8h IRQ 4 COM4: 02E8h IRQ 3
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June 11th 04, 07:28 PM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
Hi Hugh, I connected the printer to the scanner then scanner to the computer. I had the scanport disk for the scanner. I started this morning and almost had it.
got to my sign in screen, signed in then it started to install the ports but froze when it was installing printer port. Close but no cigar. I'm going to try a reboot. should I turn on the printer or leave it off? Thx for your assistance. Steven Aspinall "Hugh Candlin" wrote: Steven Aspinall wrote in message ... Deleted com1 com2 com3 com4 still the same what do I do now? "Hugh Candlin" wrote: How did you physically connect the computer, the printer and the scanner? What software did you install to support this configuration? Yves Leclerc wrote in message ... In Safe Mode, delete both Parallel ports and reboot. Windows 98 should re-detect them at next start-up. The standard hardware port construct of a PC is 2 Serial 1 Parallel 1 Game The standard configuration of the SERIAL Ports is COM1: 03F8h IRQ 4 COM2: 02F8h IRQ 3 COM3: 03E8h IRQ 4 COM4: 02E8h IRQ 3
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June 11th 04, 08:21 PM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
Hi Hugh with parallel printer cables normal computer hookup.
thx Steven "Steven Aspinall" wrote: Hi Hugh, I connected the printer to the scanner then scanner to the computer. I had the scanport disk for the scanner. I started this morning and almost had it. got to my sign in screen, signed in then it started to install the ports but froze when it was installing printer port. Close but no cigar. I'm going to try a reboot. should I turn on the printer or leave it off? Thx for your assistance. Steven Aspinall "Hugh Candlin" wrote: Steven Aspinall wrote in message ... Deleted com1 com2 com3 com4 still the same what do I do now? "Hugh Candlin" wrote: How did you physically connect the computer, the printer and the scanner? What software did you install to support this configuration? Yves Leclerc wrote in message ... In Safe Mode, delete both Parallel ports and reboot. Windows 98 should re-detect them at next start-up. The standard hardware port construct of a PC is 2 Serial 1 Parallel 1 Game The standard configuration of the SERIAL Ports is COM1: 03F8h IRQ 4 COM2: 02F8h IRQ 3 COM3: 03E8h IRQ 4 COM4: 02E8h IRQ 3
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June 12th 04, 06:39 AM
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conflict i/o ports : 2f8
Steven Aspinall wrote in message ... Hi Hugh, I connected the printer to the scanner then scanner to the computer. That's right. The scanner has a pass-through for the printer. I had the scanport disk for the scanner. I started this morning and almost had it. got to my sign in screen, signed in then it started to install the ports but froze when it was installing printer port. Close but no cigar. I'm going to try a reboot. should I turn on the printer or leave it off? Leave it on. Leave the Scanner on also. Thx for your assistance. Steven Aspinall
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