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7.4

Interrupt conflict

Asked by mug in Windows NT Operating System

Tags: acroloop, conflict, interrupt

Hi

NT4, SP5

I have a controller board from the company Acroloop that I plug into the ISA slot. I install their software. I start up the executable. Then I get an error 'board not found'. This error is issued by their software.

After calling their support, they said, there is a interrupt conflict (with IRQ 5). So, I changed to IRQ 10 through their software and with a jumper  their board. No luck.

The board was then taken into a different NT4, SP5 PC. And there it worked (on IRQ 5)

Now my question. How can I make sure that a certain interrupt is really unused. Can I force NT4 to set IRQ5 free? How can I do that?

Thank you for your help.

Mug
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