topic Re: Desktop Board D2700MUD - EMGD Graphic driver and network adapter problem on XP in Embedded Intel Atom® Processors

Desktop Board D2700MUD - EMGD Graphic driver and network adapter problem on XP

AJenk2 — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 23:03:19 GMT

I have serious problem with my Intel Desktop Board D2700MUD Graphic driver, generated with EMGD configuration editor on Windows XP Proffesional. I create new configuration file and select CRT..like VGA mode to obtain driver, doesn't change anything else, left on default. When I installed it and restart everything seems nice and beauty, but next moment my network adapter(also embedded) after i went to network server or internet shows up message that my "Network cable unplugged" on and off it switches. Then I uninstall my driver reverse, restart all back normal.

What seems to be the problem. Thanks

Re: Desktop Board D2700MUD - EMGD Graphic driver and network adapter problem on XP

idata — Tue, 23 Dec 2014 07:28:46 GMT

Hi Cemmac,

Welcome to the Intel® Embedded Community.

I'd like to know what version of graphic driver is used and as well as the LAN driver installed?

We will work on getting an answer to your question. Have a great day and we'll be talking with you soon!

Best Regards,

Leon

Re: Desktop Board D2700MUD - EMGD Graphic driver and network adapter problem on XP

Adolfo_S_Intel — Wed, 24 Dec 2014 00:19:29 GMT

Hello Cemmac

I consulted with our engineers

They suggested that you check the interruptions of your drivers, there is a possibility that your LAN driver's IRQ is conflicting with the one of your EMGD driver in that case you need to change the IRQ.

I hope this is useful to you.

Best Regards,

Adolfo.

Re: Desktop Board D2700MUD - EMGD Graphic driver and network adapter problem on XP

Natalie_Z_Intel — Tue, 06 Jan 2015 00:06:29 GMT

Hi, Cemmac!

From another Intel employee, Kirk, his input was, "The graphics driver should not have anything to do with the network connectivity. He may be running out of resources after the full graphics is enabled by the driver, but that would not be directly caused by the driver- it uses what it has to have plus any extra you configure it to use."