Hello,

I have tried everything that everyone has suggested including reinstalling
Win98. Now I've found out that either my PCI modem or the PCI sound card
works, but not together!! No matter which slot I put them in. :'(

I have run out of ideas and am now really frustrated. Any new ideas any one?
For everyone's convenience I have included the original message also. Thanks
for any help.

Arif Ullah
----- Original Message -----
From: Arif Ullah <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: 30 May 1999 12:28
Subject: [PCBUILD] Creative PCI64 soundcard installation problem (IRQ
conflict)


> Hi everyone,
>
> I am having some problems trying to install Creative PCI64 soundcard in to
> my computer. My computer has the following specifications:
>
> AMD K6-2 350 MHz
> TMC TI5VG+ MoBo with 1 Gig cache (100 MHz)
> 96MB Dimm Ram
> ATI Expert@Work 8MB video card (in PCI slot 1)
> Diamond SupraExpress 56i Pro V90 internal modem (in PCI slot 2)
> Win 98
>
> When I install the PCI64 card in my  PCI slot 5, the win 98 recognises
> instantly and I can install the drivers. But just at the end of
> installation, the following message comes up:
>
> Audio PCI interrupt has been routed incorrectly by the system. Audio PCI
> inactive. Use Automatic settings in the device manager
>
> I can't chage the IRQ settings from device manage and it is already in
> Automatic as far as I can see. IRQ 10 or 11 is assigned to the card each
> time I tried to install it, Which are usually asigned to my modem.
>
> I also tried to set the IRQ in the bios (Award bios) accortding to the
> instructions in the Readme file in the driver disk without any success. At
> the moment my Bios PNP settings are as follows:
>
> PNP OS installed          :yse
> Resources Controlled by   :Auto
> Reset Configuration Data  :Disabled
> ACPI I/O Device Node      :Disabled
> .............
> .............
>
> PCI IRQ Activated by       :Level (other option is Edge)
> Assign IRQ for USB         :Disabled
> Assign IRQ for VGA         :Enabled
>
>
>
> I tried installing a ISA sound card in the ISA slot and it works
perfectly.
> No problem at all. I am totally at a loss with the Creative card.
>
> Please help if possible. Sorry for the LONG(?) post. Thanks in advance for
> your time and any help.
>
>
> Arif Ullah
>
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