D-Link DWL-120+ USB adaptor

I have just gone wireless With D-Link router and DWL-120+
USB adaptor from D-Link
After installing my DWL-120+, my Windows 98 SE machine
will not boot up properly. What can I do to resolve this?
the manufacture sugested this. A simple solution is to
disconnect the DWL-120+ from the computer until the
computer is completely booted up and then reconnect.
This is a pain every time you boot up to disconnect the
USB adaptor any better Ideas?
If D-Link knew of this problem why don't they have a fix
for it??

I and others are having exactly the same problem --- see
my post of 8/19 and the responses from Jeff and Don. It
appears from their responses that the problem is not
limited to the D-Link device, but may be a general USB
problem with Windows ME and Windows 98 (which BTW is
exactly what D-Link told me - supposedly the device works
properly with later versions of Windows). So far, the
only thing that works for me is the "disconnect before
rebooting" fix --- and I agree with you that it's a pain
(especially if you forget to disconnect).

Can anybody suggest a way to get Microsoft and/or D-Link
to look at this issue and fix it?


>-----Original Message-----
>
>I have just gone wireless With D-Link router and DWL-120+
>USB adaptor from D-Link
>After installing my DWL-120+, my Windows 98 SE machine
>will not boot up properly. What can I do to resolve this?
>the manufacture sugested this. A simple solution is to
>disconnect the DWL-120+ from the computer until the
>computer is completely booted up and then reconnect.
>This is a pain every time you boot up to disconnect the
>USB adaptor any better Ideas?
>If D-Link knew of this problem why don't they have a fix
>for it??
>
>
>.
>

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"mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I and others are having exactly the same problem --- see
> my post of 8/19 and the responses from Jeff and Don. It
> appears from their responses that the problem is not
> limited to the D-Link device, but may be a general USB
> problem with Windows ME and Windows 98 (which BTW is
> exactly what D-Link told me - supposedly the device works
> properly with later versions of Windows). So far, the
> only thing that works for me is the "disconnect before
> rebooting" fix --- and I agree with you that it's a pain
> (especially if you forget to disconnect).
>
> Can anybody suggest a way to get Microsoft and/or D-Link
> to look at this issue and fix it?
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >
> >I have just gone wireless With D-Link router and DWL-120+
> >USB adaptor from D-Link
> >After installing my DWL-120+, my Windows 98 SE machine
> >will not boot up properly. What can I do to resolve this?
> >the manufacture sugested this. A simple solution is to
> >disconnect the DWL-120+ from the computer until the
> >computer is completely booted up and then reconnect.
> >This is a pain every time you boot up to disconnect the
> >USB adaptor any better Ideas?
> >If D-Link knew of this problem why don't they have a fix
> >for it??
> >
> >
> >.
> >