Rick--In my experience this "problem" is "normal" under win 95, since AGP
came out after win 95. When I had win 95 and AGP the "conflict" in device
manager was not indicated by the yellow exclamation point, but was only
apparent if you clicked on the resources tab for the devices. If your video
is good I wouldn't worry about the conflict.
btw, there is a faq on the net somewhere which I read that discussed this
conflict, said something to the effect that it's part of the process of
"tricking" win 95 to use AGP.
If you have a yellow exclamation point or 4 colors in video like I did, let
me know and I'll see if I can remember more about how I solved that problem.
Dean
>In the device manager, a conflict is indicated between the "PCI standard
>PCI-to-PCI bridge" and the Matrox Millineum G200 AGP video card. The
>conflict is under "resources", and it seems that both devices want to use
>the same memory ranges.
>
>I tried manually setting the memory range for the PCI bridge, and basically
>wound up with a machine that wouldn't boot; had to do a complete reinstall
>to get things working again.
>
>As I said, I don't know if this is a problem or not- the machine seems to
>run OK, but I don't have anything ON the PCI bus yet. I will be putting in
>PCI network adapter.
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