Win 98 forgets PCI-1200 config on reboot

[Jens B Kristensen]

Problem: When Windows 98 reboots, it seems to forget the configuration of
our PCI-1200 board - it looks to be OK in NIDA and device manager, but when
I run the test panes, I get the message 'The device is not responding to
the selected base adress' or similar. In some cases Windows crashes when
I try to launch the Test Panels (NI-daq 6.5). Deleting the PCI-1200 board
from the device manager and reinstallign it solves the problem - until the
PC is rebooted next time.

AT first I thougt it was a defective board, but we have seen similar behaviour
with other examples. Has anybody any idea what's wrog? A solution?

Regards

Jens B Kristensen
Denmark

[Rishipa]

Have you already found the solution to your problem? Please reply to group.
Device manager
not showing Yellow marks and then device not working is not exceptional.

Rishipa
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>
> Problem: When Windows 98 reboots, it seems to forget the configuration of
> our PCI-1200 board - it looks to be OK in NIDA and device manager, but
when
> I run the test panes, I get the message 'The device is not responding to
> the selected base adress' or similar. In some cases Windows crashes when
> I try to launch the Test Panels (NI-daq 6.5). Deleting the PCI-1200 board
> from the device manager and reinstallig
n it solves the problem - until the
> PC is rebooted next time.
>
> AT first I thougt it was a defective board, but we have seen similar
behaviour
> with other examples. Has anybody any idea what's wrog? A solution?
>
> Regards
>
> Jens B Kristensen
> Denmark