Win2K and Adaptors?

Hi.
I run Win2K on a pc that's part of a wireless network. Three times out of
every five that I start my PC, it specifies 'wireless adaptor not available'
in the system tray, so I cannot connect to my network. If I reboot a few
times, sometimes as many as five or six, sooner or later it will admit that
there is a adaptor there. It can obviously recognise and work with the
wireless adaptor, otherwise it would never find it at all, as opposed to
spasmodically, as it does now.

Any ideas what could be causing this problem, which is intensely
frustrating?

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"The Crow" <crappy.mesh-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi.
> I run Win2K on a pc that's part of a wireless network. Three times out of
> every five that I start my PC, it specifies 'wireless adaptor not
available'
> in the system tray, so I cannot connect to my network. If I reboot a few
> times, sometimes as many as five or six, sooner or later it will admit
that
> there is a adaptor there. It can obviously recognise and work with the
> wireless adaptor, otherwise it would never find it at all, as opposed to
> spasmodically, as it does now.
>
> Any ideas what could be causing this problem, which is intensely
> frustrating?
>
>