anyone out there used a usb to serial port adapter that works with DL900 and NX panels? I have an old toshiba laptop but can't get DL900 to work on it. keep getting invalid page fault when I try to load it. tried scandisk, defrag, stripped it down to basic windoze and still no go so time for new computer I guess. tnx
serial port adapter for NX
Apr 09, 2008
7 Replies
Beeno,
On the "old toshiba" what is the OS your running??? When you say "windoze" are you saying Win3.1 --- Win98 --- Win98Se --- Win2000 --- WinNT --- or something else. Knowing that would be the start to try and cure the or help with the problem.
Les
oops. win 98.
Then my first suggestion would be to upgrade to Win98SE. That should help in two ways. One it is with less bugs than Win98 and two if you have some corruption in the OS it should get over written by Win98SE.
Good Luck
Les
Don't bother listing the brand of USB adapter so someone can check if a updated driver is available. Also, please don't include the build # for Win98 because that surely would not help.
don't have adaptour yet. win98secondedition4010.222 A. I can install the program bu t when I start the program in win it says invalid page fault. I am looking now for a 98se disk I used to have around here somewhere....
Ummm, okay. What you wrote sounded like you couldn't get the adapter to work with Win98, not that you couldn't get DL900 to run. Doh!
What are you gonna do with the Windows CD - re-install Windows?
A page fault is usually caused by a bug in the program OR a faulty memory module.
I'd suggest running Memtest86 to see if your memory is defective.
formatting link
You could also try to download DL900 again since you might have a corrupted download... then re-install.
tried it on another old win 98 laptop and it does the same thing invalid page fault only with different address. think it has something to do with DMA. I gave up and ordered a new dell with a serial port.
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