WWWBoard New Message: Message 174: Re: Logitech Quickcam 3000 WWWBoard: Message 174 [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ ]    Posted by Jason on 05/03/02 at 2:00 PM Subject:   Re: Logitech Quickcam 3000 Message Posted Checked the IRQ's and no conflicts - Intel USB UHC is using IRQ 10. I'll try to do the BIOS adjustments and install/de-install.Thanks for the help.: Follow these steps:: 1. Note if any devices are sharing the IRQ with the USB host controller. Look in System Information > Hardware resources > IRQs.: 2. Boot to BIOS setup (press Del, F1, or F10 at initial boot) and disable ACPI in the Power Management section.: 3. Go to the "Integrated Peripherals" section and disable one or both serial (Com) ports if you are not using them.: 4. Go to the "PnP/PCI" section and enable "PnP OS", "Auto" and "Reset Configuration Data". The last is a momentary switch and will be disabled each time you return here. It releases the BIOS lock on IRQs and lets Windows take over and is VERY important.: 5. Boot DIRECTLY to Windows Safe Mode (continue booting and press F8 repeatedly to get the boot menu) and unplug any USB devices. Remove all USB software in Add/Remove Programs. Open Device Manager. Remove the USB root hub and host controller *in that order*. Remove all USB drivers. Look for duplicate or erroneous drivers and *remove them all*. Windows will reinstall genuine devices. : 6. If you have any SB16 emulation drivers, disable them in the hardware profile (do not remove). These are DOS sound drivers and most don't need them.: 7. Lastly, remove the drivers for the devices sharing the IRQ with the host controller. Windows should reinstall the drivers automatically.: At this point you have freed up 2 or 3 IRQs and reset Windows IRQ assignments. You can reboot and reinstall your devices *as per manufacturer's instructions*.: Do what you can.: Bill: : I just can't get this cam to install properly - been trying for days. Motherboard is a First International Computer of America model VL-603, Award Modular BIOS v 4.60PGA, Chipset is Intel 440EX/LX rev 3.: : BIOS signon is 02/10/1999-i440LX(EX)-2A69JF09C-00, onboard host controller is Intel 82371AB/EB PCI to USB Universal Host Controller.: : Operating system is Win98 first edition, 64MB RAM.: : All i get is a frustrating yellow exclamation over the driver. Help !!!    Follow Ups:   Re: Logitech Quickcam 3000 Jason   Posted at: 05/03/02 (0) Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Message to Post : Checked the IRQ's and no conflicts - Intel USB UHC is using IRQ 10. I'll try to do the BIOS adjustments and install/de-install.Thanks for the help.: Follow these steps:: 1. Note if any devices are sharing the IRQ with the USB host controller. Look in System Information > Hardware resources > IRQs.: 2. Boot to BIOS setup (press Del, F1, or F10 at initial boot) and disable ACPI in the Power Management section.: 3. Go to the "Integrated Peripherals" section and disable one or both serial (Com) ports if you are not using them.: 4. Go to the "PnP/PCI" section and enable "PnP OS", "Auto" and "Reset Configuration Data". The last is a momentary switch and will be disabled each time you return here. It releases the BIOS lock on IRQs and lets Windows take over and is VERY important.: 5. Boot DIRECTLY to Windows Safe Mode (continue booting and press F8 repeatedly to get the boot menu) and unplug any USB devices. Remove all USB software in Add/Remove Programs. Open Device Manager. Remove the USB root hub and host controller *in that order*. Remove all USB drivers. Look for duplicate or erroneous drivers and *remove them all*. Windows will reinstall genuine devices. : 6. If you have any SB16 emulation drivers, disable them in the hardware profile (do not remove). These are DOS sound drivers and most don't need them.: 7. Lastly, remove the drivers for the devices sharing the IRQ with the host controller. Windows should reinstall the drivers automatically.: At this point you have freed up 2 or 3 IRQs and reset Windows IRQ assignments. You can reboot and reinstall your devices *as per manufacturer's instructions*.: Do what you can.: Bill: : I just can't get this cam to install properly - been trying for days. Motherboard is a First International Computer of America model VL-603, Award Modular BIOS v 4.60PGA, Chipset is Intel 440EX/LX rev 3.: : BIOS signon is 02/10/1999-i440LX(EX)-2A69JF09C-00, onboard host controller is Intel 82371AB/EB PCI to USB Universal Host Controller.: : Operating system is Win98 first edition, 64MB RAM.: : All i get is a frustrating yellow exclamation over the driver. Help !!!   [ Posting Rules | Follow Ups | Return to WWWBoard ]