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Suverneshwar Kulkarni
| | Posted on Monday, September 9, 2002 - 12:40 pm: | |
i have a p3-450mhz with 192mb ram running win98se and win xp. my soundcard is Creative Ensoniq Pci.
For a few days everything was fine but suddenly one day, i noticed that the driver for the soundcard was missing.I reinstalled the driver after which the speaker icon came in the system tray indicating the presence of the soundcard. But there was no sound in win98. Everything was fine winxp. I again tried reinstalling the drivers after which i suddenly got a message"Ensoniq Pci interrupt routed incorrectly by the system. Please change the settings to automatic in device manager. Ensoiq Pci inactive."
I checked the device manager--> Sound and game controllers--> Creative ensoniq Pci(exclamation mark)--> Properties--> Resources. I found that it was already set to automatic. And on the prvious page i found a message, this hardware is conflicting with other hardware.
Also i tried to change the settings manually to a value which did not conflict with any other values. But after pressing OK i get the same error messg again. after restarting the PC, i get a blue dos screen giving me the same error message again and windows starts but then i get a message saying, there is some problem with your dispklay settings, they do not match(i have a riva tnt2 card). This continues until i remove the device(ensoniq pci) from the device manager or disable it. As a result there si no sound in win98 and win xp. PLease help and any help would really be appreciated. |
win
| | Posted on Monday, September 9, 2002 - 1:24 pm: | |
ah......try moving the card to another slot. see if it detects it and assigns it to a different memory address/ irq. also, you didn't say which device it conflicts with. even though you had issues with video, doesn't mean that's the conflict. |
geekhead83
| | Posted on Tuesday, September 10, 2002 - 1:45 am: | |
Ill try moving the soundcard to a different slot and see. Thanx for the advice. |
Suverneshwar Kulkarni
| | Posted on Tuesday, September 10, 2002 - 11:17 am: | |
Problem solved on changing the slot of the soundcard. thnx very much |
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