Not enought resources

I am trying to install a wireless card in a Dell Inspiron 2650 laptop. It's
a brand new hard drive with a new installation of XP home. I cannot get the
Netgear WG511T wireless PC card to install. I get the error code 12 not
enough resources and to disable another device. That is not acceptable. I
have been to the Netgear site and no help there except for it saying that
SP2 might be the problem. Any ideas on what I can do to get this card to
work and get along with all the other devices?
TIA
dotty

Dotty wrote:
> I am trying to install a wireless card in a Dell Inspiron 2650 laptop. It's
> a brand new hard drive with a new installation of XP home. I cannot get the
> Netgear WG511T wireless PC card to install. I get the error code 12 not
> enough resources and to disable another device. That is not acceptable. I
> have been to the Netgear site and no help there except for it saying that
> SP2 might be the problem. Any ideas on what I can do to get this card to
> work and get along with all the other devices?
> TIA
> dotty

Ok this is an IRQ issues / conflicts not relating to wireless but
anyway try:

1. Check for errors in your event viewer.
2. Boot in safe mode and remove drivers
3. Restart normal mode and re-install drivers.

-aljuhani

On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 08:13:18 -0700, "Dotty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>I am trying to install a wireless card in a Dell Inspiron 2650 laptop. It's
>a brand new hard drive with a new installation of XP home. I cannot get the
>Netgear WG511T wireless PC card to install. I get the error code 12 not
>enough resources and to disable another device. That is not acceptable. I
>have been to the Netgear site and no help there except for it saying that
>SP2 might be the problem. Any ideas on what I can do to get this card to
>work and get along with all the other devices?

Try a different brand/model card?

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John Navas wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 08:13:18 -0700, "Dotty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> <(E-Mail Removed)>:
>
>> I am trying to install a wireless card in a Dell Inspiron 2650 laptop. It's
>> a brand new hard drive with a new installation of XP home. I cannot get the
>> Netgear WG511T wireless PC card to install. I get the error code 12 not
>> enough resources and to disable another device. That is not acceptable. I
>> have been to the Netgear site and no help there except for it saying that
>> SP2 might be the problem. Any ideas on what I can do to get this card to
>> work and get along with all the other devices?
>
> Try a different brand/model card?
>
He can't as the WG511T Is the PCMCIA "N" card.

Did you Install the card to the letter ?
Uninstall the software for the card and follow the setup notes.
Do not insert the card until your told to do so, by the netgear software.

I'm running SP2 without any problems and that card. But I'm on a Toshiba
and not a dell.

Yes Kevin, I tried installing to the letter and know to not install the
device until after the software is installed. I tried at least 10 different
times even in safe mode to no avail.
It just won't install or I should say it does install but says it is not
installed properly and has conflicting resources. I give up!

"Kevin Weaver" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> John Navas wrote:
>> On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 08:13:18 -0700, "Dotty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
>> <(E-Mail Removed)>:
>>
>>> I am trying to install a wireless card in a Dell Inspiron 2650 laptop.
>>> It's
>>> a brand new hard drive with a new installation of XP home. I cannot get
>>> the
>>> Netgear WG511T wireless PC card to install. I get the error code 12 not
>>> enough resources and to disable another device. That is not acceptable.
>>> I
>>> have been to the Netgear site and no help there except for it saying
>>> that
>>> SP2 might be the problem. Any ideas on what I can do to get this card
>>> to
>>> work and get along with all the other devices?
>>
>> Try a different brand/model card?
>>
> He can't as the WG511T Is the PCMCIA "N" card.
>
> Did you Install the card to the letter ?
> Uninstall the software for the card and follow the setup notes.
> Do not insert the card until your told to do so, by the netgear software.
>
> I'm running SP2 without any problems and that card. But I'm on a Toshiba
> and not a dell.

Dotty wrote:
> Yes Kevin, I tried installing to the letter and know to not install the
> device until after the software is installed. I tried at least 10 different
> times even in safe mode to no avail.
> It just won't install or I should say it does install but says it is not
> installed properly and has conflicting resources. I give up!
>

Then you should be on the phone with the manufacture of wireless product
you are trying to install and let them help you. They are the ones that
can possibly get you out of it and may have a solution for you.

Duane

I have an email into them...still waiting.
dotty

"Duane Arnold" <"Do forget about it"@PleaeDo.BET> wrote in message
news:I3zFg.10483$(E-Mail Removed) link.net...
> Dotty wrote:
>> Yes Kevin, I tried installing to the letter and know to not install the
>> device until after the software is installed. I tried at least 10
>> different times even in safe mode to no avail.
>> It just won't install or I should say it does install but says it is not
>> installed properly and has conflicting resources. I give up!
>>
>
> Then you should be on the phone with the manufacture of wireless product
> you are trying to install and let them help you. They are the ones that
> can possibly get you out of it and may have a solution for you.
>
> Duane

Dotty wrote:
> I have an email into them...still waiting.
> dotty
>

I can't ever recall sending an email for tech support help in a
situation such as this. I would much rather talk with someone kind of
face to face over the phone, instead of sending emails back and forth.

I kind of like to get it over with and move on quickly, like if I have
to escalate the issue with talking with second line tech support or
higher in the chain to get the answer.

Duane