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Stuart · 23-03-2008, 17:29

It shouldn't (your connection via Ethernet is handled by your network card drivers,and XP's built in networking system, both of which are seperate from correct connect).

However, if you want to be sure, it might be an idea to create a new system restore point so you can undo the changes made if needed.

To do this, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore. Now, select "create restore point" and click next. Give the point a logical description and click "Create". When it finishes, click "close".

To Restore it, run the program, select "Restore my computer to an earlier time". Click next. Select the date you made the restore point from the calendar on the left, then the restore point itself from the list on the right. Click next and follow the wizard. You may be asked to restart your PC. If you are, do.

23-03-2008, 17:29	#2
Stuart - Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Somewhere Services: Virgin for TV and Internet, BT for phone Posts: 26,546	Re: correct connect It shouldn't (your connection via Ethernet is handled by your network card drivers,and XP's built in networking system, both of which are seperate from correct connect). However, if you want to be sure, it might be an idea to create a new system restore point so you can undo the changes made if needed. To do this, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore. Now, select "create restore point" and click next. Give the point a logical description and click "Create". When it finishes, click "close". To Restore it, run the program, select "Restore my computer to an earlier time". Click next. Select the date you made the restore point from the calendar on the left, then the restore point itself from the list on the right. Click next and follow the wizard. You may be asked to restart your PC. If you are, do.