Device Conflict Symptoms
Tuesday, November 6, 2007 19:15Posted in category Uncategorized
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A hardware conflict may occur when you add a new device to your system. In some instances, this conflict will not cause any problem, and depending on the operating system you may not even be aware that such a conflict exists. Typical symptoms of hardware conflicts include:
- The operating system may freeze frequently
- The new device may suffer performance problems
- An existing device that is conflicting with the new device may suffer performance problems
- Windows starts in Safe Mode
- The system crashes and you get a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
- The sound card stops working or stutters
- The screen jumps and shows garbled images
- The mouse stops working
- Modem/network card doesn’t respond
- CD/DVD drive doesn’t respond or crashes the system
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