MN-510 reinstall

I had MN-510 installed on computer with Windows 98 for apox 3 years. For some
reason it quit working. I uninstalled it. When I am using set up to install,
I get to install adapter now it just hangs up. Not another step. If I quit
iinstallation there it cannot find network.
Thanks for any help.

Now we get to begin with the 20 questions game again.

1) Does the MN-510 get listed in network in the control panel?



2) Does the MN-510 have a TCP/IP listed for it in network in the control
panel?



3) Does the MN-510 get listed in "winipcfg"?



4) If it is listed in in steps 1 & 3 along with it having a TCP/IP
entry, what is it's IP address?

esdunagan wrote:
> I had MN-510 installed on computer with Windows 98 for apox 3 years. For some
> reason it quit working. I uninstalled it. When I am using set up to install,
> I get to install adapter now it just hangs up. Not another step. If I quit
> iinstallation there it cannot find network.
> Thanks for any help.

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Sorry we are playing 20 questions but I am new to all this.
MN-510 is not listed in network or in winipcfg.


"esdunagan" wrote:

> I had MN-510 installed on computer with Windows 98 for apox 3 years. For some
> reason it quit working. I uninstalled it. When I am using set up to install,
> I get to install adapter now it just hangs up. Not another step. If I quit
> iinstallation there it cannot find network.
> Thanks for any help.

In the future please post your responses to questions to the post that
asked the questions. This really helps in figuring out what was done &
why as the thread will show those who use this normally.

For the next few steps you will need to have your Windows CD handy.

5) What happens if use the "add new hardware" wizard in the control
panel? (Does it detect the MN-510?)



esdunagan wrote:
> Sorry we are playing 20 questions but I am new to all this.
> MN-510 is not listed in network or in winipcfg.
>


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posting a question "How To Ask Questions The Smart Way" at
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html (The site I've linked
to just has this article I think people should read before posting a
technical question.)

"Joe Crown" wrote:

> In the future please post your responses to questions to the post that
> asked the questions. This really helps in figuring out what was done &
> why as the thread will show those who use this normally.
>
> For the next few steps you will need to have your Windows CD handy.
>
> 5) What happens if use the "add new hardware" wizard in the control
> panel? (Does it detect the MN-510?)

No.
It shows unknown device plug n play,existing Ndis driver and internet
connection sharing all with exclamation in front of them
>
>
>
> esdunagan wrote:
> > Sorry we are playing 20 questions but I am new to all this.
> > MN-510 is not listed in network or in winipcfg.
> >
>
>
> --
> Please do not contact me directly or ask me to contact you directly for
> assistance.
>
> If your question is worth asking, it's worth posting.
>
> If it’s not worth posting you should have done a search on
> http://www.google.com/ http://www.google.com/grphp?hl=en&tab=wg&q= or
> http://news.google.com/froogle?hl=en&tab=nf&ned=us&q= before wasting our
> time.
>
> If I sound hostile or arrogant you need to read the following before
> posting a question "How To Ask Questions The Smart Way" at
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html (The site I've linked
> to just has this article I think people should read before posting a
> technical question.)
>

6) What happens at the end, if you do the following steps.

(Please note I haven't dealt with Windows 98 in several years so some of
these directions may be a little off, so you might need to ask someone
who either still uses it & understands it.)

a) Download "Microsoft Broadband Network Utility" from the following
link http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814445

b) Copy the contents of the *:\win98 folder to your hard drive, assuming
this hasn't been done earlier. (replace the "*" with whatever drive
letter your CD-ROM drive has.)

c) Start | run | msconfig

d) Click on the advanced button in the bottom right hand corner then put
a check in "enable startup menu"

e) Click OK & click ok again.

f) When it asks if you want to reboot tell it yes, or something like that.

g) When the menu comes up select "safe mode" maker sure it just says
"safe mode" nothing else on that line like "safe mode command prompt".

h) Remove the entries for "unknown device plug n play" & "existing Ndis
driver" from device manager.

i) Make sure You computer is set to show hidden & system files

j) Do a search for "Drvdata.bin,Drvidx.bin" (without the quotes of
course) on the C: drive.

k) Delete both Drvdata.bin & Drvidx.bin files as they will be rebuilt
when we restart into normal mode.

l) Install the file you downloaded back in step a

m) Reboot the computer into normal mode

n) Post if that fixed it or if something happened to prevent you from
following the steps I posted.

remove those devices

esdunagan wrote:
>
> "Joe Crown" wrote:
>
>
>>In the future please post your responses to questions to the post that
>>asked the questions. This really helps in figuring out what was done &
>>why as the thread will show those who use this normally.
>>
>>For the next few steps you will need to have your Windows CD handy.
>>
>>5) What happens if use the "add new hardware" wizard in the control
>>panel? (Does it detect the MN-510?)
>
>
> No.
> It shows unknown device plug n play,existing Ndis driver and internet
> connection sharing all with exclamation in front of them


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http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html (The site I've linked
to just has this article I think people should read before posting a
technical question.)