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Old 09-02-2004, 23:38   #22
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Re: PC won't access network

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Originally Posted by GeoffW
I was doing this too but its not quite the same. If you assume your current driver is corrupted already then you need to follow the process below:

Physically remove the card, de install the driver, boot the system and install the software, turn off and install the card.

I know it sounds odd but thats what I had to do for my Belkin card, all I could guess was that the driver gets corrupted if the card is already there when it loads
If you are going to remove the hardware/drivers make sure you do this in safe mode. It is the only way to remove devices properly.
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