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Erik
That would be nice, but I'm afraid we might never find out...
Bob I, if you're still reading, I have an even stranger reply for you (told
you I'd keep you updated): COM1 is now "behaving"; meaning that it works just
fine, after reboots and cold starts.
Don't ask me how; it just started working one day, before I ever got a start
to completely reinstall the system.
Once again, it seems that XP has cured itself...
> The question is: If the activity that takes place during this
> reallocation or scan or whatever Device Manager is doing is something
> that can be forced automatically on boot, how can that be accomplished
> to remove the need for this manual change?
Bob I, if you're still reading, I have an even stranger reply for you (told
you I'd keep you updated): COM1 is now "behaving"; meaning that it works just
fine, after reboots and cold starts.
Don't ask me how; it just started working one day, before I ever got a start
to completely reinstall the system.
Once again, it seems that XP has cured itself...
> The question is: If the activity that takes place during this
> reallocation or scan or whatever Device Manager is doing is something
> that can be forced automatically on boot, how can that be accomplished
> to remove the need for this manual change?
