ACPI PNP device with error code 22

After attempting to install an Epson R300 printer which is
a USB stand-alone or with PC type, I received a General
Protection Fault related to one of it's drivers. After
rebooting, when I looked in system tools, system
information, components, problem devices, the printer
turned up an error code 11 and the ACPI IRQ Holder for PCI
IRQ steering with an ACPI PNP device gave an error code
22. After uninstalling all printer files, and
disconnecting it from the PC, the error 11 disappeared.
However, the ACPI PNP error remains. (Before attempting to
install the Epson printer, I had a Canon i860 connected on
the same port and it worked fine.) The USB ports no longer
work for printing devices. I was able to plug a USB
external modem in and it worked. But trying to reinstall
the Canon printer...it cannot install the print port. I
am at a loss for how to clear up the problem. The USB
ports are 2.0. The other USB 1.0 ports are fine.

The Code 22 error you are seeing should not be preventing you using your USB
ports..

Error Code 22:
See MS KB 272291 - "ACPI IRQ Holder for PCI IRQ Steering" Problem Device Entry
in System Information Tool" (http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=272291) where
you will find it stated that what you are seeing is "by design".

This problem is often the result of having changed the layout of your PCI
cards or following the removal of a card. Forget about this "error" as it is
unlikely to have an effect and is simply indicating that the place holder
previously used is no longer required.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP



Marcia wrote:

After attempting to install an Epson R300 printer which is
a USB stand-alone or with PC type, I received a General
Protection Fault related to one of it's drivers. After
rebooting, when I looked in system tools, system
information, components, problem devices, the printer
turned up an error code 11 and the ACPI IRQ Holder for PCI
IRQ steering with an ACPI PNP device gave an error code
22. After uninstalling all printer files, and
disconnecting it from the PC, the error 11 disappeared.
However, the ACPI PNP error remains. (Before attempting to
install the Epson printer, I had a Canon i860 connected on
the same port and it worked fine.) The USB ports no longer
work for printing devices. I was able to plug a USB
external modem in and it worked. But trying to reinstall
the Canon printer...it cannot install the print port. I
am at a loss for how to clear up the problem. The USB
ports are 2.0. The other USB 1.0 ports are fine.

Thank you for the KB reference. I will have to try
something else to get the USB printer installed.
-----Original Message-----
The Code 22 error you are seeing should not be preventing
you using your USB
ports..

Error Code 22:
See MS KB 272291 - "ACPI IRQ Holder for PCI IRQ Steering"
Problem Device Entry
in System Information Tool" (http://support.microsoft.com?
kbid=272291) where
you will find it stated that what you are seeing is "by
design".

This problem is often the result of having changed the
layout of your PCI
cards or following the removal of a card. Forget about
this "error" as it is
unlikely to have an effect and is simply indicating that
the place holder
previously used is no longer required.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP



Marcia wrote:

After attempting to install an Epson R300 printer which
is
a USB stand-alone or with PC type, I received a General
Protection Fault related to one of it's drivers. After
rebooting, when I looked in system tools, system
information, components, problem devices, the printer
turned up an error code 11 and the ACPI IRQ Holder for
PCI
IRQ steering with an ACPI PNP device gave an error code
22. After uninstalling all printer files, and
disconnecting it from the PC, the error 11 disappeared.
However, the ACPI PNP error remains. (Before attempting
to
install the Epson printer, I had a Canon i860 connected
on
the same port and it worked fine.) The USB ports no
longer
work for printing devices. I was able to plug a USB
external modem in and it worked. But trying to reinstall
the Canon printer...it cannot install the print port. I
am at a loss for how to clear up the problem. The USB
ports are 2.0. The other USB 1.0 ports are fine.

.

I tried to reinstall the USB printer to a known working
port. Still no go. I did find in the registry under-
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ENUM\USB\ROOT_HUB. Each of the 4
PCI&VEN entries has a FailureID of 0x00000005(5). What
does this refer to? Tried looking in KB, but I'm not too
good at searching. The info I came up with was general.
-----Original Message-----
The Code 22 error you are seeing should not be preventing
you using your USB
ports..

Error Code 22:
See MS KB 272291 - "ACPI IRQ Holder for PCI IRQ Steering"
Problem Device Entry
in System Information Tool" (http://support.microsoft.com?
kbid=272291) where
you will find it stated that what you are seeing is "by
design".

This problem is often the result of having changed the
layout of your PCI
cards or following the removal of a card. Forget about
this "error" as it is
unlikely to have an effect and is simply indicating that
the place holder
previously used is no longer required.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP



Marcia wrote:

After attempting to install an Epson R300 printer which
is
a USB stand-alone or with PC type, I received a General
Protection Fault related to one of it's drivers. After
rebooting, when I looked in system tools, system
information, components, problem devices, the printer
turned up an error code 11 and the ACPI IRQ Holder for
PCI
IRQ steering with an ACPI PNP device gave an error code
22. After uninstalling all printer files, and
disconnecting it from the PC, the error 11 disappeared.
However, the ACPI PNP error remains. (Before attempting
to
install the Epson printer, I had a Canon i860 connected
on
the same port and it worked fine.) The USB ports no
longer
work for printing devices. I was able to plug a USB
external modem in and it worked. But trying to reinstall
the Canon printer...it cannot install the print port. I
am at a loss for how to clear up the problem. The USB
ports are 2.0. The other USB 1.0 ports are fine.

.