IEEE 1394 Firewire Nec (problem IRQ)

[mangal]

Hello
My Firewire controller work not correct On firewire use soundcard
In Windows Firewire IRQ 14
And Controller Hard drive IRQ 14
Then i lisen music and work Hard drive Sound is crash in milli seconds And sound play next
In BIOS i change IRQ on 10 But Windows no changes (IRQ 14)
ACPI in BIOS not Diasable Only 2 menu S1 and S3
how change IRQ and how repair this problem
In Vista also same
In Winows XP work
My Windows 7 x64 bild Final
Motherboard Gigabyte GA-P35-DSL3
Firewire Nec

 

[zigzag3143]

soundcard

Hello
My Firewire controller work not correct On firewire use soundcard
In Windows Firewire IRQ 14
And Controller Hard drive IRQ 14
Then i lisen music and work Hard drive Sound is crash in milli seconds And sound play next
In BIOS i change IRQ on 10 But Windows no changes (IRQ 14)
ACPI in BIOS not Diasable Only 2 menu S1 and S3
how change IRQ and how repair this problem
In Vista also same
In Winows XP work
My Windows 7 x64 bild Final
Motherboard Gigabyte GA-P35-DSL3
Firewire Nec

Have you upgraded the sound card driver? you need a different driver for win 7

Ken

 

[mangal]

Many people use this soundcard (focusrite saffire) in Windows 7 And not problem
Drivers on Vista and XP --- But In Vista 1 in 1 This Problem hmm ((( sound micro crash

 

[zigzag3143]

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Many people use this soundcard (focusrite saffire) in Windows 7 And not problem
Drivers on Vista and XP --- But In Vista 1 in 1 This Problem hmm ((( sound micro crash

Im sorry did you mean yes or No on the driver upgrade. Also was this a clean install or an upgrade?

Ken

 

[mangal]

official driver no enter
But why i have problem in Vista
In driver specify Vista
hmmm.....

 

[psionic]

Ok, just plug out your FW card and insert it in the another PCI slot. That way it'll get another IRQ - usually one PCI port is on a non shared IRQ - you need to figure out which one is.

 

[gizmo]

solution to FireWire IRQ issue

Hello
Using the onboard IEEE I had issues with using my Focusrite Saffire FireWire card.
The issue is was that the IRQ set to that port was 19 and was shared by other devices. So I bought an SIIG Firewire 3-port PCI I/O card and installed it in one of my PCI slots on my Motherboard - that slot was assigned IR 16 and all the issues are gone.