Changing the card to another slot forces the motherboard to redefine the 
resources.  There is also an option in the CMOS that does the same thing.  It 
is usually called "Reset Settings" or something like that.  If you enable it, 
it resets all of the resource settings and tries to separate IRQs. The next 
time you go into CMOS, it will be disabled again. 


Mike

On Wednesday 14 August 2002 05:16, you wrote:
> On Tuesday 13 August 2002 04:44 pm, Kevin Brown wrote:
> > Sharing an IRQ shouldn't cause problems.  On one of my systems all my
> > non-ISA cards are sharing the same IRQ (6 devices on IRQ 11).
>
> Thanks all for the suggestions. I will try changing to another slot.
> Clay
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