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Each serial port already has a

device connected to it.

Disconnect a computer

peripheral device from a serial port
that you don't use or need, and then
remove it from the list of devices in
the Windows Device Manager. Note
that after removing a device from
the Windows Device Manager, you
will need to reinstall it, if you choose
to again use it on that serial port.

To remove a computer peripheral
device, for example a mouse:
In Windows 95 or Windows 98

1 Click the Start button on the Win-

dows taskbar, point to Settings,
and then click Control Panel.

2 Double-click System, click the

Device Manager tab, select the
device in the list, and then click
Remove.

1 Click the Start button, point to

Settings, and then click Control
Panel.

2 Double-click Add/Remove

Programs.

3 Select the program assigned to the

serial port, click Add/Remove, and
then click OK.

4 Close all applications and restart

your computer.

If your mouse is connected to a serial
port, check to see if you have a mouse
(PS/2) port.  If so, you can install a PS/2
mouse. Or, if you have a Universal
Serial Bus (USB) port and are running
Windows 98, you can install a USB
mouse.

The computer has a 25-pin

serial port.

Use a 9-pin-to-25-pin serial

adapter to connect the serial port:

1 Insert the 25-pin side of the adapter

into the serial port and tighten the
screws.

2 Insert the computer-connector plug

into the 9-pin side of the adapter.

Signal interference may occur

when the serial cable is not connect-
ed directly to the computer.

Connect the computer con-

nector plug directly to the serial port
on the computer.

You need to find out what

version of Take Control you have.

Solution
1 On the Home menu, select

Troubleshooting.

2 Scroll to the bottom of the menu,

and then select About to view the
version.

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