AT-AO-10 doesn´t work with Windows 2000

[mz0]

I have an AT-AO-10 board that doesn’t work with Windows 2000. I have reserved two IRQs for legacy devices (non plug and play) in BIOS. The AT-AO-10 has got assigned these IRQs, a DMA and a base address that are free, and there aren’t any hardware conflicts, but the board doesn't pass the MAX's text.

In Windows 'Information System', the board is shown in 'Forced hardware', but I don’t know that is a problem.

If the board is unplugged, error messages are the same.

[Filipe A.]

Hello;

You didn't mention what version of the NI-DAQ driver you are using over there. Anyway, my suggestion to you is to uninstall the NI-DAQ driver you have installed, remove the board, reboot the machine, download and install the latest NI-DAQ version (6.9.3) from NI web site.

Try the installation with the new driver, and if that is still not working, the best bet is to try the same installation on a different machine to double check if the hardware is not defective.

Regards
Filipe A.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments