and how would one go about fixing it if device manager refuses to let you? Disable the plug and play bios and reinstall each device? or is it more involved ?
This can't be good can it?
This can't be good can it?
7 devices shareing IRQ9 no conflicts but 7 devices 1 IRQ
and how would one go about fixing it if device manager refuses to let you? Disable the plug and play bios and reinstall each device? or is it more involved ?
and how would one go about fixing it if device manager refuses to let you? Disable the plug and play bios and reinstall each device? or is it more involved ?
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I had 7 devices sharing IRQ 9 once under Win2K, I hated that. It will slow down your system since the PC has to wait for one device to finish its process before it can start processing another device on the same IRQ. I didn't like that so I reformatted and disabled the ACPI support in the Win2K setup. Now every device has its own IRQ and I'm happy
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That's crazy!! i'm running win98se and I had my promise ata controller card and my networking card on one irq. Just those two devices sharing caused me many headaches. I know win2000 and 98se are totally differant, but I know that cant be good.
good luck
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Win2k doesn't seem to have any problems running multiple devices on a single IRQ like Win9x/ME does/can. It hasn't been a problem for me and I've been running 2k on at least one of my PCs since the second beta.Originally posted by onetrueday:
That's crazy!! i'm running win98se and I had my promise ata controller card and my networking card on one irq. Just those two devices sharing caused me many headaches. I know win2000 and 98se are totally differant, but I know that cant be good.
good luck
HELLO ppl, it's called ACPI.. heh it's supposed to and it doesn't cause problems at ALL, hell i'm running a matrox g400 dual head, the most IRQ crazed card ever made and it has NO problems. get it? hehe. it's supposed to do that. u can disable acpi when u first install win2k but i'd recommend against it..
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Like they said it will slow ur pc down, and can cause massive conflicts. I had a ATi Rage Fury pro on irq 11. removed it and put in a Geforce2 MX and then my system always froze cuz the card, and 10/100 card were both on 11. I just put it on a different pci slot and now it works. But if it isn't that slow, dont fix it cuz there will always be a problem. PeACe 
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Ok i been haveing one problem running games under win2k and was wondering since ethernet video and audio share the same IRQ could this be the reason my games crash on me and force a memory dump? regardless I am going to reinstall win2k this afternoon when I get back home. when does the option to disable the ACPI support come up durring the installation process so I will know when to look for it and not miss it. Ever since I installed win2k I been haveing little hickups pauses in the system when doing stuff netstat looks like its monitoring a heart instead of my internet connection and games crash on me. All I can figure is its thise farking IRQ shareing thats going on. I really apreciate all the replys and pics so I have an idea of what IRQ's can be used for what device. Thanks peeps.
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Originally posted by messiah:
If you want to control your IRQ's in WIN2K
you can:
disable ACPI in bios
Reinstall Win2K
During setup, hit F5(when prompted to add SCSI device drivers. First 10sec of installation)
Select STANDARD PC from the submenu
This improved my IRQ assignment in Win2K
In most mobo's your PCI Slot 5 shares with your USB.
I have some links if you want them
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hey, acpi doesn't hurt a thing heh. i haven't had problems. the 'gaming' problems you're suffering from are because win2k isn't FOR gaming. heh q3 and starcraft..things like that are fine but many games don't work.. acpi doesn't slow anything down and if you disable, have fun returning to the manual days of nt4. heh.
later,
Amro
later,
Amro

