have unplug USB cable after reboot

I'm using the MN-500 router with one wired and 3 wireless connections on my
four computers. After I reboot one of the computers, I usually have to
unplug and replugin in the USB wireless adaptor. This only happens on one
XP machine, and it doesn't happen every time, maybe only 90% or so. I've
tried moving the adaptor to different ports, but that doesn't have any
effect. Any ideas on how to begin troubleshooting this one? Could it be
the adaptor itself? I am at a loss as to how to troubleshoot this. It's
not such a big deal when I'm at home, but when I have to reboot the machine
from a remote location, I usually can't reestablish a connection until I
unplug the adaptor and plug it back in. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

Anne Onimos
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I found the answer - uninstall the MSBN software and let XP handle it.
I haven't had to unplug the cable since uninstalling.

Anne Onimos

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> I'm using the MN-500 router with one wired and 3 wireless connections
> on my four computers. After I reboot one of the computers, I usually
> have to unplug and replugin in the USB wireless adaptor. This only
> happens on one XP machine, and it doesn't happen every time, maybe
> only 90% or so. I've tried moving the adaptor to different ports, but
> that doesn't have any effect. Any ideas on how to begin
> troubleshooting this one? Could it be the adaptor itself? I am at a
> loss as to how to troubleshoot this. It's not such a big deal when
> I'm at home, but when I have to reboot the machine from a remote
> location, I usually can't reestablish a connection until I unplug the
> adaptor and plug it back in. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Anne Onimos
> private.php?do=newpm&u=
> figure out what to remove if you want to email me ;-)
>