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Chapter 4—Troubleshooting
COM Port and IRQ Conflicts
If you have isolated the problem with IRQs or COM ports, refer to the list
below to resolve IRQ and COM port conflicts in Windows 95.
When installing a card in an IBM PC compatible computer, it is important
to choose settings for the PC Card that do not conflict with other cards in
the computer.
Choose an Interrupt (IRQ) and a COMx: port for your terminal adapter card
that does not interfere with any other devices in your computer. Select the
port and Interrupt you want to use and remember to update your
communications software to the same settings.
Below is a list of settings that other cards in your computer may already
be using:
IRQ Cards/Ports that may be using it
0 The computer’s timer (not a possible choice)
1 The keyboard (not a possible choice)
2 If you have a PC XT: 8-bit network card, VGA card, handy scanner,
bus mouse, MIDI card, or a sound card
If you have a PC AT computer controller
3 Computer’s COM2, COM4, COM6, COM8, network card, SCSI hard
drive controller, handy scanner, bus mouse, or sound card
4 Computer’s COM1, COM3, COM5, COM7, network card, handy
scanner, bus mouse, or sound card
5 Computer’s LPT2, network card, MFM hard drive controller, MIDI
card, VGA, SCSI hard driver controller, handy scanner, bus mouse,
or sound card
6 Floppy disk driver controller, network card, or sound card (not a
possible choice)
7 Computer’s LPT1, network card, handy scanner, MIDI card, or
sound card
8 Computer’s clock (only on a PC AT, not a possible choice)
9 VGA or network card (similar to IRQ2)