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*Peaqe Pico2000 Software*UCC4 Video Capture Card / clone*UCC4 Video Capture Card Clone*Peaqe Pico2000 (software)*Dico 900*Dico 900 (software)The card will not work on a [[PCI Virtual IRQ Assignment in Windows 2000/XP|virtual IRQ]] (those above 16). If the card is assigned IRQ 20, for example, you will get the error about the security key because PICO can't find the card on that high IRQ.The UCC4 card will not work on a [[PCI Virtual IRQ Assignment in Windows 2000/XP|virtual IRQ]] (those above 16). If the card is assigned IRQ 20, for example, you will get the error about the security key because PICO can't find the card on that high IRQ.[[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 early 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.[[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 early 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 UCC4 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.==== Invalid Security Code ====This message appears in white text over each of the camera views. What is interesting about this message is that it demonstrates an example of the Pico2000 software actually finding the PCI cards, yet showing a text message overlay. It is believed that it is the unauthorized chinese modifications to the beta Pico2000, their portion of code specifically, that is not compatible with all PCI card configurations, and the original Pico2000 software code is.The software works with the UCC4 cards even if device drivers are not loaded for the cards in Windows. This has been reported to be true for all versions of Pico2000, however, it is verified for version 1.9 that loading of the device drivers are not necessary.