Found some problems with nVidia & Linksys in Linux, but obviously that
doesn't apply.
Can you reinstall your video drivers ? (Best to check Dell's website for
upgrades first as the card may be custom built for Dell). Then
reinstall the Linksys driver.
Rick
> It's a Dell Dimension 4100 with their built in video card. I believe that
> it's a NVidia but I don't know much else about it. The machine is
> essentially as it was from Dell including the Windows ME installation. I
> was thinking of upgrading the machine to Windows 2000, but that I guess
> would open up a whole new set of troubles.
>
> "Rick" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:MfDWb.8848$(E-Mail Removed). rogers.com...
>
>>LaidBack Bill wrote:
>>
>>
>>>When I try to install the Linksys WMP11, PCI wireless adapter into a
>
> Windows
>
>>>ME machine it complains about the display driver no longer being
>
> compatible
>
>>>and boots in safe mode. Trying to set the display to anything other
>
> than
>
>>>640 x 480 results in the machine booting, showing the WIndowsME splash
>>>screen then hanging with a blank screen.
>>>
>>>When I do finally get things booted and running with the display in 640
>
> x
>
>>>480 mode I fail to make a connection to the Wireless Access Point. I'm
>>>guessing that the first issue is the reason why I can't connect as well.
>>>
>>>Anyone have any hints? Linksys didn't!
>>>
>>>-Bill
>>>
>>
>>that's sort of odd...
>>
>>try running in 800x600 with 32 bit colour.
>>
>>What machine/vidcard/current resolution ?
>>
>>
>>Rick
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>
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