New or existing device does not work after installing a new device.
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There is a conflict with an existing device. | To resolve a device conflict, you may need to disable one of | |
| the devices or uninstall an old device driver: | |
| 1. | Click Start, and click Control Panel. |
| 2. | Click Hardware and Sound. |
| 3. | Click Device Manager. |
| 4. | Click the plus sign (+) next to the problem device and |
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| check for exclamation points in a yellow circle near the |
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| device icon. The exclamation point means there is a |
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| device conflict or problem with the device. Exclamation |
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| points do not always appear when a device is not |
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| working properly. |
| 5. | If there is an old or unnecessary device driver listed in |
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| the Device Manager, this may be causing the device |
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| conflict. To uninstall the old driver for the new device |
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| driver to work properly, |
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| Uninstall, and then click OK. |
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| 7. | If available, click the Resources tab to verify that there |
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| is a device conflict. |
| 8. | Click the General tab to see if your device is enabled |
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| and working properly. If it is available, click the |
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| Troubleshoot button, and follow the onscreen |
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| instructions in the device troubleshooter wizard. |
| 9. | Restart the computer. |
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