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From: Sue Morton on 15 Aug 2008 07:38
Yes try a repair install. It is possible the new mobo has a slightly
different chipset or other device that is bothersome. A repair install plus
load all drivers mobo CD, reinstall delta drivers, then see what the IRQs
are. You probably already did this, but double-check the bios settings, if
your computer shop turned plug n play on but you didn't have it on, etc.
that could be the culprit.

Good luck!
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>> I'm thinking new mobo :-/
>
> This thread is back.
>
> The computer shop tested the system and determined the mobo was the
> problem so I RMA'd it. Now the new one or Windoze won't properly
> recognize my Delta 1010 in any of the 3 PCI slots. I can force it to
> install, but I get a "Device will not start (Code 10)" message. The
> Delta works in my old system.
>
> BTW, I did not reinstall Windows or do a repair install as it
> appeared to boot ok. I may try that before reinstalling.


From: Sue Morton on 15 Aug 2008 12:34
I meant check the IRQs of other things, that may be while the Delta won't
start.

But I'd check and adjust the bios settings first, before a repair install.
YMMV!
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>> Yes try a repair install. It is possible the new mobo has a slightly
>> different chipset or other device that is bothersome. A repair
>> install plus load all drivers mobo CD, reinstall delta drivers, then
>> see what the IRQs are. You probably already did this, but
>> double-check the bios settings, if your computer shop turned plug n
>> play on but you didn't have it on, etc. that could be the culprit.
>
> The computer shop only diagnosed the mobo as the problem. I took
> care of the RMA and putting things back together. The bios has been
> reset but I may need to update it.
>
> I'll try the repair install tonight. Since the Delta won't start, it
> isn't using any resources at the moment.


From: Sue Morton on 17 Aug 2008 09:51
Exactly what G'Bo said. Also, I don't recall, is this XP or Vista?
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>> I got the Delta to work ok in my old PC (on its own IRQ!), using WDM
>> drivers with SONAR 7, but it will not properly work in any of the 3
>> PCI slots in the new PC.
>
> Have you tried turning off all the peripherials on the motherboard,
> like serial ports, parallel ports, network adapters, etc. ? I would
> disable everything but USB, which will free up a whole lot of IRQs,
> and cause CMOS to reshuffle the IRQ deck on the next startup.


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