Win 98 network errors

I am reposting this as I probably did not describe enough
of what I have done in the previous post. I recently
decided to hook up a Panasonic CF-62 Laptop (P1, 32 RAM)
to my D-Link Router. I purchased a PCMIA Network
Everywhere card and plugged it in. It was recognized by
Windows 98 and I installed it using the Have Disk Option
when prompted for the drivers and made sure my Windows 98
CD ROM was in there.

Printer and File Sharing are enabled. I made sure the
internet options are connecting through the LAN. I made
sure the workgroup name is the same as my Windows 2000
workgroup. I made sure that the proper protocols are
installed. No matter what I do I seem to have errors. I
even downloaded the drivers directly from the
manufacterur's website. In Settings -> Control Panel ->
System and I always see the Yellow Icon next to the
Network Everywhere PCMIA card. I have removed and
reinstalled multiple times, made sure I have the most
updated driver...and upon boot up for windows 98 this is
the error message that I receive..

Your network adapater Network Everywhere Fast Ethernet
10/100 PC Card (NP100) (0005) is not working properly. You
may need to set it up again. For more information, see the
Network Troubleshooter in Windows Help

"Charlie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:39e701c4aa54$f7facc80$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I am reposting this as I probably did not describe enough
> of what I have done in the previous post. I recently
> decided to hook up a Panasonic CF-62 Laptop (P1, 32 RAM)
> to my D-Link Router. I purchased a PCMIA Network
> Everywhere card and plugged it in. It was recognized by
> Windows 98 and I installed it using the Have Disk Option
> when prompted for the drivers and made sure my Windows 98
> CD ROM was in there.
>
> Printer and File Sharing are enabled. I made sure the
> internet options are connecting through the LAN. I made
> sure the workgroup name is the same as my Windows 2000
> workgroup. I made sure that the proper protocols are
> installed. No matter what I do I seem to have errors. I
> even downloaded the drivers directly from the
> manufacterur's website. In Settings -> Control Panel ->
> System and I always see the Yellow Icon next to the
> Network Everywhere PCMIA card. I have removed and
> reinstalled multiple times, made sure I have the most
> updated driver...and upon boot up for windows 98 this is
> the error message that I receive..
>
> Your network adapater Network Everywhere Fast Ethernet
> 10/100 PC Card (NP100) (0005) is not working properly. You
> may need to set it up again. For more information, see the
> Network Troubleshooter in Windows Help

Either the card is broken or the pcmcia interface is broken.

charles....

>-----Original Message-----
>"Charlie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message
>news:39e701c4aa54$f7facc80$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I am reposting this as I probably did not describe
enough
>> of what I have done in the previous post. I recently
>> decided to hook up a Panasonic CF-62 Laptop (P1, 32 RAM)
>> to my D-Link Router. I purchased a PCMIA Network
>> Everywhere card and plugged it in. It was recognized by
>> Windows 98 and I installed it using the Have Disk Option
>> when prompted for the drivers and made sure my Windows
98
>> CD ROM was in there.
>>
>> Printer and File Sharing are enabled. I made sure the
>> internet options are connecting through the LAN. I made
>> sure the workgroup name is the same as my Windows 2000
>> workgroup. I made sure that the proper protocols are
>> installed. No matter what I do I seem to have errors. I
>> even downloaded the drivers directly from the
>> manufacterur's website. In Settings -> Control Panel ->
>> System and I always see the Yellow Icon next to the
>> Network Everywhere PCMIA card. I have removed and
>> reinstalled multiple times, made sure I have the most
>> updated driver...and upon boot up for windows 98 this is
>> the error message that I receive..
>>
>> Your network adapater Network Everywhere Fast Ethernet
>> 10/100 PC Card (NP100) (0005) is not working properly.
You
>> may need to set it up again. For more information, see
the
>> Network Troubleshooter in Windows Help
>
>Either the card is broken or the pcmcia interface is
broken.
>
>charles....
>
>
>.
>to every body who thinks wireless is great! new flash in
a old house with lath and plaster walls. the wire mesh in
the walls scrambles the internet dsl, cable or dial up.
get a cord and go wired its a pain but you will not have
so many errors . lots of the connecttion errrors are from
the data being messed up.

"***** charles" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> "Charlie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:39e701c4aa54$f7facc80$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I am reposting this as I probably did not describe enough
>> of what I have done in the previous post. I recently
>> decided to hook up a Panasonic CF-62 Laptop (P1, 32 RAM)
>> to my D-Link Router. I purchased a PCMIA Network
>> Everywhere card and plugged it in. It was recognized by
>> Windows 98 and I installed it using the Have Disk Option
>> when prompted for the drivers and made sure my Windows 98
>> CD ROM was in there.
>>
>> Printer and File Sharing are enabled. I made sure the
>> internet options are connecting through the LAN. I made
>> sure the workgroup name is the same as my Windows 2000
>> workgroup. I made sure that the proper protocols are
>> installed. No matter what I do I seem to have errors. I
>> even downloaded the drivers directly from the
>> manufacterur's website. In Settings -> Control Panel ->
>> System and I always see the Yellow Icon next to the
>> Network Everywhere PCMIA card. I have removed and
>> reinstalled multiple times, made sure I have the most
>> updated driver...and upon boot up for windows 98 this is
>> the error message that I receive..
>>
>> Your network adapater Network Everywhere Fast Ethernet
>> 10/100 PC Card (NP100) (0005) is not working properly. You
>> may need to set it up again. For more information, see the
>> Network Troubleshooter in Windows Help
>
> Either the card is broken or the pcmcia interface is broken.
>
> charles....
>
>

check that your PCMCIA socket matches the PCMCIA card (type I , type II
,etc) you may have too new a card for that adapter