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PCMCIA Reader inop. in Windows 2000
Name: Gino Mattorano Date: March 22, 2002 at 09:39:50 Pacific
Comment:
I recently installed Windows 2000 on my Micron Clientpro with an SCM Swapbox PCM/CIA Card reader. I use the reader to access Flash disk cards from digital cameras. Every time I insert a card it tries to install a PCMCIA MTD-0002 device, which it can't find. I've tried it with several cards and have had no luck. Help!
This is what i found for a solution to the problem:
This problem was found on some Compaq laptops using the Phoenix BIOS, which creates a hardware conflict problem. To resolve this issue, disable the Sound Blaster setting in the Phoenix BIOS, but do not disable Onboard PCI Audio in the Phoenix BIOS.
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Response Number 3
Name: Laurier Date: May 23, 2002 at 04:56:10 Pacific
Reply:
Dear friends,
I tried to resolve this problem in my Compaq presario 1200 with W2000 professional but his phoenix BIOS does not have the options Sound Blaster Setting and Onboard PCI. Maybe I have to update the phoenix BIOS... Someone can help me?
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