Com 226 comp trouble shooting II theory book
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| 282 Conflict Troubleshooting - If there are no further conflicts, go to Step 19. - If one or more conflicts are still listed, go to Step 34. Step 33: Remove the other device Disable hardware by removing it 1 On the hardware list, click the plus sign (+) next to the type of hardware that you want to disable. If you do not seethe hardware list, click Cancel until you return to it. 2 Click the hardware you want to disable. 3 Click Remove. Go to Step 19. Step 34: There are still some conflicts Try setting resources to conflict with only one device 1.. Double-click a resource that is still conflicting. If you see a message that says You must clear the Use automatic settings box before you can change a resource setting click OK to close the message, then clear the Use automatic settings box. 2. Scroll through the available resource settings. For each value, write down the setting and the name of the hardware it conflicts with, then click Cancel. 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each conflicting resource. 4. Looking at the list, see if you can change the resource settings so that they conflict with only one device—preferably one you could disable. Are all conflicts now with one device - When all the conflicts are with only one device, go to Step 11. - If the resources still conflict with more than one device (or cannot be changed, there is no further solution to this problem, and you should probably remove the conflicting device. Download 1.89 Mb. Share with your friends:
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