手工设置来解决设备资源冲突（国外英文资料）.doc

手工设置来解决设备资源冲突（国外英文资料） Manual Settings to resolve device resource conflicts When using DOS and Windows 3.1, the hardware in the computer is controlled manually. These headaches now come as a shock, and these are the problems of the devices resource conflicts. Right now, since Windows 95 system set up a new Plug and Play (plug-in and Play, the PnP) function, it can automatic hardware allocation of resources, to a large extent solved the problem we encounter. Of course, the essential thing is that the hardware also has to support plug-and-play, or the operating system doesnt recognize it. But we are installing a new hardware, or may have not met one hardware running, a program or a computer wont work, and even the whole machine cant move the problem, in fact, such problems are not necessarily is the issue of new equipment, is likely to be developed between it and other computer equipment equipment resource conflicts. Because the system cannot recognize to install new equipment, leading to cant correctly between hardware distribution equipment resources reasonably, to the normal hardware cant use. Lets take a look at how to solve the Windows device resource conflict problem. How to check device resource conflicts Lets check if our computer has a conflict of device resources. Checking the device resource conflicts can be done through the [device manager] option [resource list]. The operating method under Windows 2000 is as follows: With the right mouse button click on the my computer, choose 【 manage 】, then choose system tools on the left side of the | | system information 】 【 hardware resources | 】 【 conflict/share 】. If your computer hardware is conflicted, the right side lists conflicting hardware, indicating what resources have conflicting and conflicting device names. In the [hardware resources], you can also see specific resource usage scenarios such as DMA, I/O, IRQs, and so on. The Windows 9X system works like this: Use the mouse to right click on the my compute