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Old January 10th 04, 06:24 PM
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The only operating system related crashes I get these days in Win 2K are the
very rare interrupt request not less or equal blue screen of death.

Looking at the list of my hardware interrupt request numbers I have IRQ Nos
0,1,4,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14 and 15 in use. However, IRQ 7 is being shared
between 7 different things. I know that it is common and perfectly normal
for some IRQs to be shared, but I can't help feeling that 7 different things
sharing the same interrupt is causing the occasional aforementioned BSODs.

So, how is it possible to re-assign some of the devices using IRQ 7 to
another IRQ? And which devices should be using which IRQ nos? On the
resources tab of the properties of the devices, the option to use manual
settings (and thus change the IRQ no) are greyed out.

Thanks for any advice.


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Old January 11th 04, 04:37 PM
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Don't know about Win2k, but with WinNT reinstalling the service pack would fix this problem. I believe this is a system file problem and not related to hardware IRQs.

- wrote:

The only operating system related crashes I get these days in Win 2K are the
very rare interrupt request not less or equal blue screen of death.

Looking at the list of my hardware interrupt request numbers I have IRQ Nos
0,1,4,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14 and 15 in use. However, IRQ 7 is being shared
between 7 different things. I know that it is common and perfectly normal
for some IRQs to be shared, but I can't help feeling that 7 different things
sharing the same interrupt is causing the occasional aforementioned BSODs.

So, how is it possible to re-assign some of the devices using IRQ 7 to
another IRQ? And which devices should be using which IRQ nos? On the
resources tab of the properties of the devices, the option to use manual
settings (and thus change the IRQ no) are greyed out.

Thanks for any advice.


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Old January 12th 04, 02:47 PM
Fao, Sean
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- wrote:

The only operating system related crashes I get these days in Win 2K are the
very rare interrupt request not less or equal blue screen of death.

Looking at the list of my hardware interrupt request numbers I have IRQ Nos
0,1,4,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14 and 15 in use. However, IRQ 7 is being shared
between 7 different things. I know that it is common and perfectly normal
for some IRQs to be shared, but I can't help feeling that 7 different things
sharing the same interrupt is causing the occasional aforementioned BSODs.

So, how is it possible to re-assign some of the devices using IRQ 7 to
another IRQ? And which devices should be using which IRQ nos? On the
resources tab of the properties of the devices, the option to use manual
settings (and thus change the IRQ no) are greyed out.


I would imagine you might get a better response if you posted this on
one of the Windows 2000 support newsgroups such as
microsoft.public.win2000.general.

Good luck,

Sean

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Old October 10th 06, 12:12 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware
Mitochondrion
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Default Interrupt Requests

Try going into your BIOS and resetting PNP config/DMI data, also if
there are any BIOS options for assign IRQ to VGA...ect then enable
them

 




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