have to eject wifi card after boot
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and then re-insert it or its not "seen" by the OS; XP.
Ideas?
TIA
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Dan C
> Wtf? I have to eject my little netgear pcmcia wifi card after I boot and
> then re-insert it or its not "seen" by the OS; XP. Ideas?
Get rid of that playtoy OS and install Linux.
> TIA
HTH.
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Bucky Breeder
via news:pan.2009.12...@moria.lan:
> On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 09:54:23 -0600, §nühw€£f wrote:
>
>> Wtf? I have to eject my little netgear pcmcia wifi card
>> after I boot and then re-insert it or its not "seen" by
>> the OS; XP. Ideas?
>
> Get rid of that playtoy OS and install Linux.
>
>> TIA
>
> HTH.
Peeples wif da old XP on their mommie's computers
shud reformat their drives, then get a Mac or
download a Unbuntu for their computing habits.
iPhones am good; Etch A Sketch may have viruses.
Netgear PCMCIA Wi-Fi Cards for Dummies is a good read.
Too bad; *NO* Cliff's Notes for it yet... but the
book has some pretty pikktures to color.
HTH.
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> Dan C <youmust...@lan.invalid>
> via news:pan.2009.12...@moria.lan:
>
> > On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 09:54:23 -0600, §nühw€£f wrote:
> >
> >> Wtf? I have to eject my little netgear pcmcia wifi card
> >> after I boot and then re-insert it or its not "seen" by
> >> the OS; XP. Ideas?
> >
> > Get rid of that playtoy OS and install Linux.
> >
> >> TIA
> >
> > HTH.
>
> Peeples wif da old XP on their mommie's computers
> shud reformat their drives, then get a Mac or
> download a Unbuntu for their computing habits.
>
> iPhones am good; Etch A Sketch may have viruses.
>
> Netgear PCMCIA Wi-Fi Cards for Dummies is a good read.
> Too bad; *NO* Cliff's Notes for it yet... but the
> book has some pretty pikktures to color.
>
> HTH.
>
But finding the right KEY in registry is the hard bit.
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chuckcar
news:Xns9CDF5A8E79729...@216.196.97.142:
> Wtf? I have to eject my little netgear pcmcia wifi card after I boot
> and then re-insert it or its not "seen" by the OS; XP.
> Ideas?
> TIA
>
Clean the contacts. *Don't* use sandpaper or wet dry paper, but a bit of
WD40 and some elbow grease with a clean non-tattered rag (you don't want
bits of thread in there either) works wonders.
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John Holmes
> Wtf? I have to eject my little netgear pcmcia wifi card after I boot
> and then re-insert it or its not "seen" by the OS; XP.
> Ideas?
> TIA
>
Try switching between the manufacturer's software and the native Wireless
Zero Configuration to find out what works best. IMO, the latter is the
better.
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news:hg0tdj$5mi$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
> In message <Xns9CDF8A6DA...@207.246.207.169>, Bucky Breeder
> wrote:
>> Dan C <youmust...@lan.invalid>
>> via news:pan.2009.12...@moria.lan:
>>
>> > On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 09:54:23 -0600, §nühw€£f wrote:
>> >
>> >> Wtf? I have to eject my little netgear pcmcia wifi card
>> >> after I boot and then re-insert it or its not "seen" by
>> >> the OS; XP. Ideas?
>> >
>> > Get rid of that playtoy OS and install Linux.
>> >
>> >> TIA
>> >
>> > HTH.
>>
>> Peeples wif da old XP on their mommie's computers
>> shud reformat their drives, then get a Mac or
>> download a Unbuntu for their computing habits.
>>
>> iPhones am good; Etch A Sketch may have viruses.
>>
>> Netgear PCMCIA Wi-Fi Cards for Dummies is a good read.
>> Too bad; *NO* Cliff's Notes for it yet... but the
>> book has some pretty pikktures to color.
>>
>> HTH.
>>
> Actually I think it has more to do with this:XP LOWERFILTERS CODE
>
> But finding the right KEY in registry is the hard bit.
Before you go to messing with the registry, suggest you replace device,
reboot, then right-click your "My Network Place" | Propeties to bring up
your "Network Connections" dialog (or get some at your Control Panel).
If you have an icon for your Wi-Fi card, you start from there; but if you
don't, you start with the toolbar menu's "Advanced" drop-down menu...
Or, if you don't have an icon... I'd be tempted to leave the Network
Connections window open, then do the unplug/replug thang with your card and
see what pops... probably the wayward icon with a dialog to adjust some
settings...
Let us know, you old nasty tardnonymous geriatric-diaper-loader, and take
an extra dose of your blood pressure meds first, 'cause I wouldn't wantcha
dying on us before this thing resolves... be litterin' up the streets of
Cleveland and have to wait 'til the snow thaws before they can scoop ya up
and take ya to the dump... Ho, ho, ho.
�n�hw��f
news:Xns9CDFA64...@127.0.0.1:
It dosent do this shit if I log straight into Administrator account.
Seems like a permissions issue.
Larry
and you don't have to use "elbow grease".
"chuckcar" <ch...@nil.car> wrote in message
news:Xns9CDFA64...@127.0.0.1...
> "�n�hw��f" <snuh...@yahoo.com> wrote in
John Holmes
> On Sun, 13 Dec 2009 09:38:12 -0700, "Larry" <larry...@q.com> wrote:
>
>>WD40 and elbow grease with a rag? Dummy. Use a pencil eraser. Works
>>wonders, and you don't have to use "elbow grease".
>
> Chucktard is a known troll. You can safely ignore any advice from him.
Like you have any decent advice to contribute, eh?
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news:cb6ai5h10dvqib53m...@4ax.com:
> On Sun, 13 Dec 2009 09:38:12 -0700, "Larry" <larry...@q.com> wrote:
>
>>WD40 and elbow grease with a rag? Dummy. Use a pencil eraser. Works
>>wonders, and you don't have to use "elbow grease".
>
> Chucktard is a known troll. You can safely ignore any advice from him.
Use some WD40 for trolls. Works wonders and
you NEVER has to get your elbows greasy again.
(As if... the extra Shamwow will cover your elbows.)
chuckcar
news:0M8Vm.71149$Zu5....@newsfe24.iad:
> WD40 and elbow grease with a rag? Dummy. Use a pencil eraser. Works
> wonders, and you don't have to use "elbow grease".
Another top posting person who can't think. Lovely.
So what exactly is coating it then? Pencil lead?
�n�hw��f
> "Larry" <larry...@q.com> wrote in
> news:0M8Vm.71149$Zu5....@newsfe24.iad:
>
>> WD40 and elbow grease with a rag? Dummy. Use a pencil eraser.
Works
>> wonders, and you don't have to use "elbow grease".
>
> Another top posting person who can't think. Lovely.
>
> So what exactly is coating it then? Pencil lead?
>
Nothing actually. The issue isnt due to crud. Its some kind of
hotplugging issue. The card isnt detected if its in place *during*
boot-up from a cold boot. However, *after* booting if I eject, then
push-back in, the network icon appears and it connects to my dsl
wireless AP. Also, if I insert the card after booting if the card was
not in place, its detected. So its merely an odd annoyance prolly
connected with a PNP issue or a hotplug issue.
At this point I think its something to do with SP3. XP with SP2 didnt
have as many issues. This install has been buggy from the get-go.
Word.
Cork Soaker
> Wtf? I have to eject my little netgear pcmcia wifi card after I boot
> and then re-insert it or its not "seen" by the OS; XP.
> Ideas?
> TIA
>
My Ubuntu has the same method of gay.
The workaround is to remove the fucking Wifi card, it takes seconds.
�n�hw��f
pure thought with news:fugiv6-...@quarkbomb.dyndns.org:
I'm very perfectionistic/obsessive aboot me pc,mate.
I dun fix'd er. Iem tellin ye, 'twas roight aboot SP3.
Even streamin music sounds bettah.
G'day ya dingo felchin 'roo humpah.
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