Hi Hook
I'm not sure what mobo you are using, you could try one or more of these:
1) Go to
Device Manager via Start | Settings | Control_Panel then click on
System. Remove "System board extension for PnP BIOS" from Device Manager, and then reboot your computer. When Windows loads up again, it should reinstall the device. Hopefully, it will install it without the conflict this time. If you have the Win Me CD, have it handy just in case.
2) Go into BIOS. Go to PCI / Plug and Play Setup, then change Plug and Play Aware O/S to Yes. It may already be yes. You could then try No. What the hell, right?
3) Update Device Drivers (video, sound, motherboard). My guess is that you have an SiS730S-based motherboard, so you may need this page sometime:
http://www.sis.com/support/driver/ 4) In BIOS, disable devices that you do not use -- maybe Parallel Port, Serial Ports, etc. This will free up some IRQ's.
5) Update BIOS (a.k.a. Flash your BIOS). Make sure you know what you're doing (i.e. How to Flash BIOS), if you plan on proceeding with this option.