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From: vanmick@hpsgm2.sgp.hp.com (Van Der Beek Michael-Leo)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Subject: Re: video problems
Message-ID: <70005@hpsgm2.sgp.hp.com>
Date: 4 Apr 91 00:58:14 GMT
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Hi,

	I too had problems with my Trident VGA card 1MB. It conflicted with 
my ST01 SCSI card. I solved the problem by turning the fast address decode
switch off. I think we both have the same card. You switch dip switch 5 to on.
If the problem sill persist try changing the auto channel dectect to 
standard. Can't remember which jumper this it, you should be able to 
find it in the manual that comes with it. 

	I think that your VGA card most likely conflicts with your scanner,
since I have a 80Mb Maxtor (I think IDE) drive. Adlib shouldn't cause much
problems. If the above doesn't help try writting down all the access range
(memory) of each card. If there is conflict than try to change one of them.
If the interrupt lines conflict try to change it too.

	Well, I hope that helps, you really need to check all the manuals
when installing. Especially if you install new cards after the system comes
to you. I have a friend, he blew his CMOS and several chips when he plug
in his SCSI card. The best part of it, it didn't happen immediately, but
rather 2 weeks after he installed it. Strange huh?

	Good Luck!


Regards,

Michael