Re: Win2k Pro Upgrade
From: DaveW (moonrover_at_attbi.remove-this-munge.com)
Date: 06/28/03
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Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2003 00:28:12 -0600
Unplug the USB devices and use device manager or "add/remove hardware" to
remove this "unknown" device AND the USB ports.
Reboot and let 2k install the USB, or use "add/remove hardware" to install
USB.
I hope that cures the problem.
BEFORE plugging in any USB devices, be sure drivers/software is not required
to be installed FIRST.
"Jim Grover" <grover_il@charter.net> wrote in message
news:093401c33c9a$caf79840$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>
> I just did an upgrade of Win98 to Win2k Pro. Every time I
> boot, it finds an unknown PnP PCI device. The only PCI card
> is the sound and it is working. I even unplug that card and
> it's still finding and trying to install an unknown PCI
> device. I have a USB network card that is not setting up
> properly and appears to be dependant on this unknown PCI
> device. I also unplug it and get the same results when
> booting up. Is there any way to tell Windows there are no
> PnP PCI devices (in this case, there really aren't any)?
>
> thanks,
> Jim
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