On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 22:17:08 +0000 (UTC), "Phil"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>Hi, I've recently installed a Linksys WAN card to a lap top, connecting to a
>Linksys router at my school.
>
>Initially, the product worked just fine...for about 4 hours. It then lost
>the connection to the internet. I phoned Linksys technical help and was
>advised to uninstall and reinstall the driver software. This, I tried to do
>by clicking on Start> Program Files, >Linksys uninstall. Initially, this
>program wouldn't work. The technical advisor then pointed me towards the
>System toolbox and we tried deleting a module there.
>
>I've repeatedly tried uninstalling the software, to no avail. When I try
>installing the software, I'm informed that the software can't be installed
>as there is already a copy available within the computer. However,
>uninstalling does nothing at all.....software simply doesn't want to go.
>
>I am now in the position where the card doesn't work and have no way to
>uninstall the software.
>
>Any suggestions?
Hi Phil ...
Well, (and I offer this with caution) assuming the 'installer' doesn't
give you the option to uninstall you might have to have a poke about
in the registry.
First delete any folder created by the install c:\program
files\linksys etc (just the linksys bit!)
Export the complete registry as a backup.
Then search for 'linksys' and / or other related keys in the registry
and selectivly delete them. You may find it will then install again.
(I'm not going to tell you *how* to get in there as if you don't know
that maybe you shouldn't go in there in the first place ..)
All the best ..
T i m
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