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=== Forcing Non-Virtual IRQ Settings ===[[PCI Virtual IRQ Assignment in Windows 2000/XP]] discusses virtual IRQs and offers a method which you can use to force PCI cards to use real IRQs as opposed to virtual ones. By stopping the XP installation eary with an F5 keypress and selecting "Standard PC with C-Step i486," ACPI compliance was not loaded during the Windows installation. This is an install time option only. This caused the Pico PCI CCTV cards to load on real IRQ's, such as 10 and 11, rather than those high IRQ's, such as 19 and 20.Did it solve the "register security key is not found" issue? Star Imavision Video Capture Star Imavision Audio Capture Memory Range: F2000000 - F2000FFF Memory Range: F2001000 - F2001FFF IRQ: 10 IRQ: 10With a single card installed, the IRQ settings were perfect! However, the Memory Range was still unusual. This makes it unclear as to whether or not the IRQ was the problem, or if the memory region being used is the problem. The PICO 2000 software '''is still unable to see the card'''. Forcing IRQ via PC HAL setting did not resolve the issue.