Troubleshooting Installation Problems in Windows 95/98
Hardware: Legacy DAQ Devices
Problem: How do I troubleshoot installation problems in Windows 95 or 98?
Solution:
- Go to Start » Settings » Control Panel » System » Device Manager. You will see the window shown below. Double-click "Data Acquisition Devices." You will see your device listed here.
- If you see your device listed, then select the device and click the "Properties" button. You will see the following window:
Note that the window says "Device is working properly" and "Exists in all hardware profiles" is checked.
- Click on the "Resources" tab. You will see the following window:
Note that the windows says "No Conflicts."
- If your device is in conflict, uncheck the box for "Use Automatic Settings." Now you will be able to select a different "Basic Configuration" setting from the drop down menu.
- If you still see a conflict with other device, you will have to change the resource settings (Input/Output range, Interrupt, DMA) manually. See KnowledgeBase 40EC1S88 for instructions on how to check for free resources in your computer. Make a note of the resources available.
- To change the resources manually, click on each resource. For instance, click on "Interrupt" to select it and then click on "Change Settings" to make an adjustment.
- This will allow you to change the resource settings. Assign a resource setting which is available in your computer.
- After assigning the resources manually, click "OK" to quit out of the window. Close all other applications.
- Go to KnowledgeBase 3YBGJ6X6 and resume the configuration procedure.
Related Links: KnowledgeBase 40EC1S88: Checking Free System Resources in Windows 95/98
KnowledgeBase 3YBGJ6X6: Legacy DAQ Hardware Configuration Procedure
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Report Date: 08/15/2006
Last Updated: 08/25/2006
Document ID: 40ECFE88