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i2x0 CONTROLLER CARD IS NOT SEEN
BY SOFTWARE, SHOWS ERROR ALERT, OR DOES NOT INSTALL CORRECTLY
TROUBLESHOOTING > i2x0 CONTROLLER >
Things to Try
- Power the computer Off and then On, and note that only one instruNet program can run at a time.
- Upgrade to the latest iNet32.dll, per the instructions here (this is free).
- If working with a Windows 2K/Xp/Vs computer, remove and then reinstall the driver which connects the i2x0 hardware to Windows, as described here.
- If working with a Windows 95/98/Me computer, reattach the driver which connects the i2x0 hardware to Windows, as described here.
- If working with a Windows NT computer, note that the i230 pcmcia card is not compatible with NT.
- If working with a Macintosh Computer, make sure you have file "instruNet Driver (ppc)" version >= 1.32.12 installed in your Extensions folder. If this is not the case, please update per the instructions here. To check the version # of a file, select it and then choose GET INFO.
- Make sure the i2x0 controller is properly seated in it's socket.
- Try the card in a different slot within the computer, to try to determine if the problem is with the slot.
- Try removing non-essential cards in the computer to see if there is a conflict with another card.
- Try the i2x0 card in another computer, or try another i2x0 card in this computer, to try to determine if the problem is the computer or the card.
- Email to your instruNet supplier an instruNet diagnostic Report, as described here.
Further Reading
Buggy PCI Bus
Buggy Windows BIOS
Protecting Against Viruses
Known software problems & bug fixes
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