ok, i tried everything i thought of. i bit the bullet and just re-installed XP. backed up all data and did a fresh install. i kind of wanted to start fresh again anyways.
thanks for the help though!
Dave Williams
Network Administration Student
productofeuphio@netscape.net
when i try to open ANYTHING to do with explorer (ex: internet explorer, windows explorer, "My Computer" etc...) the cursor loads the hourglass like it is going to load explorer, then the hourglass goes away. the system sits for about 45 seconds to 90 seconds. the page/folder/my...
i am also having a simlar problem. when i try to open ANYTHING to do with explorer (ex: internet explorer, windows explorer, "My Computer" etc...) the cursor loads the hourglass like it is going to load explorer, then the hourglass goes away. the system sits for about 45 seconds to 90...
the card is not defective. i installed it in m windows 2000 machine and it worked perfectly. i have done all the things suggested thus far. it's really strange though how it will work for a little bit, and then not work at all. i'm out of town for the weekend, but when i get back, i'm going to...
i hadn't had a problem for a week or so when the card started acting up again. i got it to work the first time by removing all XP updates and then uninstalling the card and reinstalling it. this is starting to get ridiculous. as of right now it won't even recognize a wireless network. firewall...
nah, wired NIC is disabled. as of now the wireless is working, i removed all updates, disabled xp wireless and installed the linksys utility. it works fine now...
Dave Williams
Network Administration Student
productofeuphio@netscape.net
i know the wireless card functions, because i have it in my windows 2000 machine now and it works perfectly fine. i'm going to try it without the windows wireless. i tried it before, but to no avail.
Dave Williams
Network Administration Student
productofeuphio@netscape.net
the only user on the computer is set as administrator. i even tried booting it in safe mode with networking and logging on with the actual administrator acount. i'm almost done removing all listed hotfixes and will try the wireless card in the windows 2000 computer.
Dave Williams
Network...
ok, i have done these things over and over since last night but to no avail. the Q815485 hotfix is not present on the machine, and Service pack 1 is installed. i am currently going through and removing each hotfix and testing the wireless card. my next step is to swap the card out into my win...
ok, i am trying to set my dad's computer up with a wireless Linksys WMP11 PCI card and am definitely not succeeding. i have had a WPC11 in my laptop with the BEFW11S4 wireless router since i've owned my laptop (about a year or so) and everything has worked fine, and still does work fine between...
i've been thinking it's the drivers. the newest drivers are from dec 02. i recently replaced the power supply and reinstalled windows. i also installed the newest nvidia drivers which i think are causing these problems because the problems have not occured before. Dave Williams
Network...
i'm not really sure if it is video card anymore. it seems that when i turn the computer on from it being off all night, it takes a few times to reboot. it will get to the windows 2000 ius loading and then the preparing network connections and the little messages right before the login, and bam...
i've been getting stop errors (BSOD) when i try using graphic intensive programs (such as games or even as small as installing something or booting up) i posted this question, then remembered i had an older card that works. put it in and it ran no problem. no forced reboots yet.
btw, the blue...
my win2k pro comp reboots about 2 times during initial power up and sometimes randomly as i open a program or start to install something. at first i suspected a faulty power supply because it in fact was being much worse than this. i changed the power supply, and the above listed symptoms still...
i read that the intel anypoint cards just tend to do that. i don't know if there is actually anything you can do. maybe check out the intel site and check the troubleshooting... Dave Williams
Network Administration Student
floating_torso_man@taprootgift.com
i just bought an Intel Anypoint wireless card off of ebay. it is on it's way, but i am curious if this card needs to use an intel anypoint wireless gateway/router? or will it work with any wireless access point? if anyone knows about these cards, or any card in general, i would appreciate it. i...
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