I bought a 3Com card to link my notebook to my desktop but could never get
it to work properly, either before installing SP2 or after. The problem was
that it would establish the link and work for a while, then it would stop
working and cause my notebook to freeze completely. I tried to install the
latest drivers from 3Com but I kept getting a Code 10 error.
The only way I found to get the wireless link working was to throw out the
3Coim card and replace it with one from US Robotics. My wifi network has
worked like a dream since.
--
Tony Marston
http://www.tonymarston.net
"Edward W. Thompson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:eDm22l$(E-Mail Removed)...
> The likelyhood is it is a software Firewall problem rather than anything
> to do with your equipment. If you have a software firewall, have you tried
> disabling it? The indications are something (Firewall) is preventing the
> router connecting. Nevertheless it is probably the right thing to do to
> download and install the latest drivers.
>
> "richieg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:4AC62EBD-0865-4873-ABC5-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I have the 3 com officeconnect router & card combo and since installing
>>SP2 I
>> get the following every time it initially connects; "Limited or no
>> internet
>> access" and a yellow hazard symbol appears on the connection icon in the
>> toolbar. My homepage does not appear. Is there anything I need to change
>> to
>> get it to connect properly. Sometimes when I get it to reconnect manually
>> this goes away
>>
>> "Edward W. Thompson" wrote:
>>
>>> A heads up. I have found that the 3com Wireless Card Manager included
>>> on
>>> the OfficeConnect 11g PC Card CRWE154G72 installation CD identified as
>>> Version 2.1 August 2003 does not load in WINXP SP2. The most recent
>>> driver
>>> file for PC Card CRWE154G72, available from www.3com.com , does load and
>>> function OK. Hope this may be of use to someone e the and save them an
>>> hour of
>>> trying to work out why the program instals but will not run in WINXP SP2
>>> when it works fine in WINXP SP1.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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