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Or mostly by a sound card..<br />

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YOU WILL SEE JUMPERS ON YOUR FAX/MODEM you can change them to pnp an let windows95 &nbsp;take care of irq setings. You also can go to bios and disable your com ports and you will see which com por is used by your modem and then change your com ports or modem setings com1 03f8h com2 02f8h com3 03e8h com4 02e8h com2 and com4 use irq3 and com1 and com3 irq4 <br />

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YOU WILL SEE JUMPERS ON YOUR FAX/MODEM you can change them to pnp an let windows95  take care of irq setings. You also can go to bios and disable your com ports and you will see which com por is used by your modem and then change your com ports or modem setings com1 03f8h com2 02f8h com3 03e8h com4 02e8h com2 and com4 use irq3 and com1 and com3 irq4


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I have a NEC PowerMate 75. &nbsp;When I install a modem card<br />
(supra 288i) I get an irq/io error. &nbsp;Also says motherboard <br />
error #07. &nbsp;Then the b drive no longer works. &nbsp;This seems <br />
be just an irq conflict. I am using an ISA expansion slot<br />
but I don't know how to redirect the IRQ. &nbsp;I assume the <br />
modem should work with and ISA slot. &nbsp;Any help would be <br />
great. &nbsp;Thanks in advance.
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I have a NEC PowerMate 75.  When I install a modem card
(supra 288i) I get an irq/io error.  Also says motherboard 
error #07.  Then the b drive no longer works.  This seems 
be just an irq conflict. I am using an ISA expansion slot
but I don't know how to redirect the IRQ.  I assume the 
modem should work with and ISA slot.  Any help would be 
great.  Thanks in advance.

Irq conflict

Networking hardware includes the physical devices facilitating the use of a computer network. Typically, networking hardware includes gateways, routers, network bridges, modems, wireless access points, networking cables, line drivers, switches, hubs, and repeaters. But it also includes hybrid network devices such as multilayer switches, protocol converters, bridge routers, proxy servers, firewalls, network address translators, multiplexers, network interface controllers, wireless network interface controllers, ISDN terminal adapters and other related hardware.