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    Turbo Memory and Wireless 3945abg Card

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by DmZ, Nov 21, 2007.

  1. DmZ

    DmZ Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,

    I just purchased intel Turbo memory card to add to my T61.

    I installed this one in the far left PCI slot, restart my computer, installed the software from the CD, rebooted my computer and noticed that my wireless 3945 abg card was now disabled (so no more Internet). trying to re enable it caused vista to crash...

    after several reboots vista always crashes during the boots once it gets to activate the wireless card.

    I checked the Bios and notice under settings/PCI that all fields are set to IRQ 11, Thinking that would be the issue (irq conflict) i set them all to automatic.. but this did not change the problem..

    I finally removed the Turbo memory card, and my wireless worked again...

    Any idea where the conflict could be ?
    What PCI IRQ setting do you guys have in the BIOS (people with TM and WIFI).

    Thanks for any help...
     
  2. DmZ

    DmZ Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello,

    Just wanted to know if someone who has Turbo Memory and a wireless 3945abg card could give me his PCI IRQ settings from the BIOS for a T61

    as mine are all set to 11 i recan this could be the problem.

    Many thanks in advance
     
  3. kaede

    kaede Notebook Consultant

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    u mean u buy an external turbo memory ???
     
  4. gridtalker

    gridtalker Notebook Virtuoso

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    Turbo memeory card
     
  5. philfna

    philfna Notebook Evangelist NBR Reviewer

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    I suspect the following will correct your problem.

    1. Uninstall Intel Matrix Storage Driver.
    2. Install Intel Chipset INF Driver.
    3. Install Turbo Memory Driver.

    You may to reboot.

    Then reinstall 3985abg driver.

    http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=144783

    Look at Step 2 of Stallen's guide.

    Phil
     
  6. DmZ

    DmZ Notebook Enthusiast

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    no it's a internal mini-pci card
     
  7. DmZ

    DmZ Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks Phil,

    I'll give it a shot and keep you posted.

    Cheers,
     
  8. philfna

    philfna Notebook Evangelist NBR Reviewer

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    Yeah if you have the storage driver and turbo memory = BSOD misery.
     
  9. DmZ

    DmZ Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks Phil,

    Got it all working fine, Ready Boost and Ready Drive is enabled but now if it's boosting anything that another Point. (won't complain too much for 30$ and hope for better drivers soon.)

    Cheers,
     
  10. philfna

    philfna Notebook Evangelist NBR Reviewer

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    No problem we're hear to help.