Changing IRQs for video and audio devices

From: ray (rcartwrightjr_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 03/22/04

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    XP has assigned IRQ 11 to both my video device and audio
    device. When I check these two devices in device manager,
    there is no conflict detected. However, when I run a
    program which is audio and graphic intensive (yes, during
    most of my games), my system locks up, sometimes in as
    little as a few minutes. The video card is mounted in a
    slot on the motherboard and the audio is on-board. How
    does one go about changing IRQs?

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