Maximus 0 Posted June 8, 2000 i have a soyo 6vba133 motherboard 500p3 2 128mb micron pc133mhz creative tnt2 ultra creative slb live value hollywood magic decoder domex scuzyyyyy card win2000 pro full version right now i am haveing a ***** off a time, the systems runs fine but dosent save the settings i choose exp: resolution settings, new drivers for decoder, scuzzy or any other updates. I went to the Via site and download the latest 4in1 drivers(4.22) and the new agp drivers 4.03. I tried the agp drivers even though my mobo dosn't supprot 4x. can anyone give some tips, or does any one have the same issues i do. Or is it just that this mother board is not supproted by these specific drivers. help me help me. Share this post Link to post
ComputerMan 0 Posted June 8, 2000 Well I have the same motherboard SOYO SY-VBA 133, and the sb uses irq 11 !!!! So it's not only that you have the agp/dvd card that uses the same irq, but even the sb card uses, though there is a solution for you, the sound blaster does have a program that permit to change the irq from the card it self: http://www.americas.creative.com/win2k.html Here maybe you can solve something out. Good Luck. Share this post Link to post
ComputerMan 0 Posted June 8, 2000 Well I have the same motherboard SOYO SY-VBA 133, and the sb uses irq 11 !!!! So it's not only that you have the agp/dvd card that uses the same irq, but even the sb card uses, though there is a solution for you, the sound blaster does have a program that permit to change the irq from the card it self: http://www.americas.creative.com/win2k.html Here maybe you can solve something out. Good Luck. Share this post Link to post
ComputerMan 0 Posted June 9, 2000 By the way if have an AGP, try not to use the slot 1 of the pci.. Share this post Link to post
Maximus 0 Posted June 16, 2000 i tried all of those tricks already. Espeically the pci slot placement. i installed the latest drivers which seem to work on windows 98se but will not load on w2k. P.s i have a dual boot system Share this post Link to post