ME cannot detect network card

Windows ME cannot detect my Aztech PCI network card. It
was working alright before, in the same PC, until I remove
it (Control Panel - Network, & System Devices) while
troubleshooting a network problem.

Now ME cannot detect the card, and I try re-installing the
manual way and with the manufacturer CD, but without
success.

Any tips anyone ?!


Tks & peace

Hello;
Have you tried Sysrem Restore? What error message do you
get, when Windows searches for the driver during system
boot up?

Troubleshooting Hint:
There is no need to remove your Network Card per your
method. When you are in Device Manager click on your
Network Card then click on "Disable it in this hardware
Profile". You can then go back at the appropriate time and
enable it again.

Good Luck.
Melvin
>-----Original Message-----
>Windows ME cannot detect my Aztech PCI network card. It
>was working alright before, in the same PC, until I
remove
>it (Control Panel - Network, & System Devices) while
>troubleshooting a network problem.
>
>Now ME cannot detect the card, and I try re-installing
the
>manual way and with the manufacturer CD, but without
>success.
>
>Any tips anyone ?!
>
>
>Tks & peace
>.
>

once again, hve resolve it myself. it may not be the best method, but
anyway, i plug out the PCI card and slot it to another free PCI slot. Star
my computer, and WinM can now detect.

Tks.

"melvin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0b4901c387b9$c3640f40$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello;
> Have you tried Sysrem Restore? What error message do you
> get, when Windows searches for the driver during system
> boot up?
>
> Troubleshooting Hint:
> There is no need to remove your Network Card per your
> method. When you are in Device Manager click on your
> Network Card then click on "Disable it in this hardware
> Profile". You can then go back at the appropriate time and
> enable it again.
>
> Good Luck.
> Melvin
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Windows ME cannot detect my Aztech PCI network card. It
> >was working alright before, in the same PC, until I
> remove
> >it (Control Panel - Network, & System Devices) while
> >troubleshooting a network problem.
> >
> >Now ME cannot detect the card, and I try re-installing
> the
> >manual way and with the manufacturer CD, but without
> >success.
> >
> >Any tips anyone ?!
> >
> >
> >Tks & peace
> >.
> >

Ok! I am glad you got your machine running again. In the
future I would still recommend you try System Restore
before you unplug any I/O cards from your computer or muck
about with the motherboard in your machine.. 90% of the
time when you have a failure like this, it is something
you did by mistake. System Restore is a great helper. Try
it. You'll like it.
Melvin
>-----Original Message-----
>once again, hve resolve it myself. it may not be the best
method, but
>anyway, i plug out the PCI card and slot it to another
free PCI slot. Star
>my computer, and WinM can now detect.
>
>Tks.
>
>"melvin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:0b4901c387b9$c3640f40$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hello;
>> Have you tried Sysrem Restore? What error message do you
>> get, when Windows searches for the driver during system
>> boot up?
>>
>> Troubleshooting Hint:
>> There is no need to remove your Network Card per your
>> method. When you are in Device Manager click on your
>> Network Card then click on "Disable it in this hardware
>> Profile". You can then go back at the appropriate time
and
>> enable it again.
>>
>> Good Luck.
>> Melvin
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Windows ME cannot detect my Aztech PCI network card. It
>> >was working alright before, in the same PC, until I
>> remove
>> >it (Control Panel - Network, & System Devices) while
>> >troubleshooting a network problem.
>> >
>> >Now ME cannot detect the card, and I try re-installing
>> the
>> >manual way and with the manufacturer CD, but without
>> >success.
>> >
>> >Any tips anyone ?!
>> >
>> >
>> >Tks & peace
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>