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I was able to bootup once in Safe mode without getting the 1852 error. I saw in device manager that I had Com1 and Com3 instead of Com1 and Com2. The only change I did in CMOS was to disable Serial Port B so that would not get the error booting. It still installed as COM 3 so I disabled COM 3...

IBM 300PL Model 6562-34U. On bootup receive "1852 PCI/PNP error! Not enough I/O space available. If I disable Serial Port B I can bootup. The system installs the second com port as Com 3 instead of Com 2. There is a modem installed on Com 2 even though under Device Manager Com 2 does not...

Have you tried removing all network components and reinstalling?

This problem happens sparodically. Connect to Outlook 2000 and other applications thru ICA Client Ver. 6.30.1050 to Metaframe 1.8 running on a NT 4.0 platform. Sometimes after connecting to for example Outlook your Number Keypad does not work. Also it may be working when the session is first...

When you send a print job, does anything show in the print queue?

Have you had Win98 installed on this machine before? Perhaps check and make sure you have the latest BIOS update.

Did you check to see if the printer is in fact shared out? Sometimes if the user did it themselves, they may think it is shared, but it isn't.

You can reinstall Win98 with the drivers that are available on the Win98 CD. This should get you up and running and then you can download the updated drivers off the Internet.

In C:\Windows\SendTo folder create a shortcut to Notepad.exe. Then when you right-click on a file you can send to Notepad.

The Documents you speak of are a list of the last 15 docs(photos, word docs, etc.) accessed. You can use Tweakui(free download) and once installed, you can run it and choose the paranoia tab and select Clear Document history at logon.

Have Client for Microsoft Networks installed. Goto properties of Client and make sure there is no check mark in box for Logon to NT domain. Make sure File and Print sharing for Microsoft Networks is installed. Set Client for Microsoft Networks as you Primary Login. Hope this helps.

Ignore this post. I figured out the problem.

I have an IBM 300PL Model 6562-34U which had W95 as the OS. It has a 2.1 Gig drive that was partitioned as C: and D:. I installed W98 SE from a Basic Image (No drivers) using PowerQuest Drive Image Pro 4.0. I deleted the partitions so that I would only have the one drive of 2.1 Gig. Everything...

Found the problem. Device conflict.

I am receiving the following Post Startup Error. "1852 PCI/PNP Error! Not enough IO Space available" Machine is: IBM 300PL Model 6562-34U I looked on IBM support page for Post Startup errors, but could not find 1852 listed. Can anyone out there have any idea? Any help is much...

VKD is Virtual Keyboard Device. Try shutting down, and disconnect and reconnect the keyboard and see if that helps. If that does not help, try another keyboard if possible.

I agree that Norton System Works causes more problems if you install and leave installed. I do find that it can correct a number of windows problems. What I do is if a PC is having problems, I will load Norton, run diagnostics, correct any windows problems that are found. Leave Norton...

The logon script to run should be on the server under this directory - \system32\repl\import\scripts. This directory should have appropriate access permissions. If you go into User Manager on the Server and Properties of one of the users then Click on the Profile button. There is a place...

You could also use a the parameter %1 in your batch file. dir /s %1 > c:\dir.txt start notepad.exe c:\dir.txt exit Place the batch file in C:\Windows as the path to directory is already set. Then from Start>Run you could enter: prtdir c:\temp This would send the dir C:\temp to a text file and...

Win98 Shutdown problems can be caused by a variety of different reasons. The ones is this thread seem predominantly to be the problem of mapped drives. I have experienced this problem also recently with Win98 SE. I have applied the MS fix and like so many people have mentioned it only works...