Win2000:
Creative Modem Blaster
Hauppauge WinTV Audio
Hauppauge WinTV Video
Realtek AC'97 Audio
Realtek Ethernet
3*Via USB Controller
VIA Ethernet
...all of them on IRQ 11.
Actually, with everything set to AUTO,
all of them were IRQ 11 except for WinTV Audio, which somehow went to IRQ
12.
Doesn't make any sense, does it? The WinTV audio and video are both on the same card, in one slot, so shouldn't they both have gotten the same IRQ?
Anyway, went into BIOS and set the PIRQ -> IRQ. 10, 7, 11, 12 to try and spread things out. The boot screen that lists the PCI IRQ indicated that I was somewhat successful, although the IRQ 7 became IRQ 3... at least both of the WinTV IRQ were the same...
...booted into Windows and checked Device Manager: all of the IRQ changed back to IRQ 11.
Uninstalled, reinstalled the modem driver. Device Manager says it's using IRQ 3. OK, fine, at least it's not IRQ 11. Rebooted. Checked Device
Manager:
it's now back to IRQ 11.
Doesn't seem to want to use anything other than IRQ 11 for the PCI cards. Guess it doesn't really matter; everything is working OK now...but shouldn't it be assigning the IRQ from the list of 4 in the BIOS? Windows over-rides the settings and changes them to IRQ 11??
hmm... just noticed there's no IRQ assigned to the Printer Port. And shouldn't there be an IRQ for the AGP video card? that hasn't shown up in the list for a long time...
What's going on here?
Creative Modem Blaster
Hauppauge WinTV Audio
Hauppauge WinTV Video
Realtek AC'97 Audio
Realtek Ethernet
3*Via USB Controller
VIA Ethernet
...all of them on IRQ 11.
Actually, with everything set to AUTO,
all of them were IRQ 11 except for WinTV Audio, which somehow went to IRQ
12.
Doesn't make any sense, does it? The WinTV audio and video are both on the same card, in one slot, so shouldn't they both have gotten the same IRQ?
Anyway, went into BIOS and set the PIRQ -> IRQ. 10, 7, 11, 12 to try and spread things out. The boot screen that lists the PCI IRQ indicated that I was somewhat successful, although the IRQ 7 became IRQ 3... at least both of the WinTV IRQ were the same...
...booted into Windows and checked Device Manager: all of the IRQ changed back to IRQ 11.
Uninstalled, reinstalled the modem driver. Device Manager says it's using IRQ 3. OK, fine, at least it's not IRQ 11. Rebooted. Checked Device
Manager:
it's now back to IRQ 11.
Doesn't seem to want to use anything other than IRQ 11 for the PCI cards. Guess it doesn't really matter; everything is working OK now...but shouldn't it be assigning the IRQ from the list of 4 in the BIOS? Windows over-rides the settings and changes them to IRQ 11??
hmm... just noticed there's no IRQ assigned to the Printer Port. And shouldn't there be an IRQ for the AGP video card? that hasn't shown up in the list for a long time...
What's going on here?