Game port conflict

Wildman95gs-t · Mar 13, 2004, 09:42 PM

I have a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sound and after installing it on my Biostar nForce2 M7NCG400 motherboard, i get a conflict on the game port, it says this devise cannot find enough free resorces that it can use (Code 12). When you open resorces and configure manualy Input / Output 0200 - 0207 is being used. When i viewed all resorces by type, i couldnot find anything using that i/o. I have the onboard sound and game port disabled in the bios and there is no douplicate hardware. i would like to correct this conflict as it might be the cause of my poor gaming performance

Brian48 · Mar 18, 2004, 04:17 PM

No, it's not effecting your gaming performance, but it's still annoying nevertheless. Welcome to the wonderful, quirky world of nForce2. Just disable the device under Device Manager and use the on-board gameport if you really need it. It's an issue with sound card drivers, but Voyetra has never really corrected it (even with their beta release 4193). Supposedly it was addressed in the 4186 beta, but the fix doesn't work for everyone. Just learn to live with it as it shouldn't cause a problem once it's disabled.

FYI, this problem effected the Audigy2 early on as well, but Creative fixed it last year starting with their 11 Feb 03 driver release.

Mar 13, 2004, 09:42 PM	#1
Wildman95gs-t DriverHeaven Lover Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Dothan, Alabama USA Posts: 224 Rep Power: 0	Game port conflict I have a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sound and after installing it on my Biostar nForce2 M7NCG400 motherboard, i get a conflict on the game port, it says this devise cannot find enough free resorces that it can use (Code 12). When you open resorces and configure manualy Input / Output 0200 - 0207 is being used. When i viewed all resorces by type, i couldnot find anything using that i/o. I have the onboard sound and game port disabled in the bios and there is no douplicate hardware. i would like to correct this conflict as it might be the cause of my poor gaming performance __________________ AMD Athlon XP3000+ Biostar nForce2 M7NCG 400 Windows XP Home Edition SP3 Albatron 6800GT 256mb 2x1gb G.Skill NS 400DDR in DC Creative X-Fi Xtreme Gamer WD 100Gb 7200 HD Samsung 16x/48x DVD Drive Samsung 40x/12x/40x CDRW Drive ENlight 420 Watt PSU

Mar 18, 2004, 04:17 PM	#2
Brian48 DriverHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 55 Rep Power: 0	No, it's not effecting your gaming performance, but it's still annoying nevertheless. Welcome to the wonderful, quirky world of nForce2. Just disable the device under Device Manager and use the on-board gameport if you really need it. It's an issue with sound card drivers, but Voyetra has never really corrected it (even with their beta release 4193). Supposedly it was addressed in the 4186 beta, but the fix doesn't work for everyone. Just learn to live with it as it shouldn't cause a problem once it's disabled. FYI, this problem effected the Audigy2 early on as well, but Creative fixed it last year starting with their 11 Feb 03 driver release.