HP Network Configuration Wiped Out My Network Adapters

I installed the latest HP Proliant Service Pack (PSP) for Windows 2003, and
after a reboot my Network Connections folder is empty. The system gadgets
area now links an HP network icon to the HP Network Configuration
application. I no longer have access to the familiar Microsoft list of
protocols installed, with the associated configuration dialogs for each.

I get the feeling after looking deeper that the HP Network Configuration
utility has wiped out or corrupted networking on my Windows 2003 server. I
don't find any way to uninstall this application in Add Remove Programs.
It is apparently a protocol that needs to be uninstalled from within the
list of protocols in the Microsoft properties dialog for the adapter. But
I have no way to bring up that dialog because the list of adapters is empty.

How do I recover networking on this Windows 2003 Web Edition member server
at this point?

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Will

call HP and see just what they did???

"Will" <westes-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I installed the latest HP Proliant Service Pack (PSP) for Windows 2003, and
> after a reboot my Network Connections folder is empty. The system
> gadgets
> area now links an HP network icon to the HP Network Configuration
> application. I no longer have access to the familiar Microsoft list of
> protocols installed, with the associated configuration dialogs for each.
>
> I get the feeling after looking deeper that the HP Network Configuration
> utility has wiped out or corrupted networking on my Windows 2003 server.
> I
> don't find any way to uninstall this application in Add Remove Programs.
> It is apparently a protocol that needs to be uninstalled from within the
> list of protocols in the Microsoft properties dialog for the adapter.
> But
> I have no way to bring up that dialog because the list of adapters is
> empty.
>
> How do I recover networking on this Windows 2003 Web Edition member server
> at this point?
>
> --
> Will
>
>
>
>