DOCUMENT:Q119092  17-DEC-2000  [win95x]
TITLE   :STB Lightspeed Tseng 4000 W32p Not Detected as PCI Card
PRODUCT :Microsoft Windows 95.x Retail Product
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Windows 95 does not detect the STB Lightspeed Tseng 4000 W32p PCI video adapter
as a PCI card; it is placed in the Video section of the registry, not the PCI
section.

CAUSE
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According to STB, the early revisions of the W32p chip were not strictly PCI
compatible. As a compatibility measure, the video adapter does not report itself
as a PCI card. The performance of the video adapter is unaffected.

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