I doubt that is the problem. Maybe your card is dead. Remove it and reboot
without it and the software on the machine. Make sure it isn't showing up as
a ghost install in Device Manager. Either show hidden files or go into
safemode and check device manager for it. Remove or disable the drivers.
Shutdown.Then reinstall the card. Got to cmd and type ipconfig /all what
is the default gateway? Lots of things to check before you wipe SP2 for some
hardware glitch.
"Rich Kelly" <Rich
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>I see there are many posts concerning this subject. I am using all
>Netgear...
> Router, adapters... The machine I am concerned with is running XP Home. I
> have The Netgear WG121 USB adapter plugged into it..... I put SP2 on this
> computer just after getting the network up and running..... about a month
> ago. Now. yesterday, I got on that computer to find no connection. I
> double
> clicked on the "Configuration Wizard" icon on my desktop and it came up
> briefly and disappeared. I then proceded to uninstall the software and
> re-installed according to the directions. Still, the same thing.... I went
> to
> the Netgear website and there I found that I should go into "Add/Remove
> Programs" and see if Microsoft Hotfix Q815485 is listed. Well, there is no
> list of all the Hot fixes as there was before I installed SP2. So, I then
> wentr to "Search" for Q815485. there came up 33 hits. only four referred
> directly to this number tho. Can I remove just this Hotfix without
> removing
> all of SP2 ? OR, should I remove all of SP2 until they get rid of the
> glitches ????
> Is there some way around this so I can get this machine back online ? My
> son uses it for homework projects.
> If more information is needed I will provide it.
>
> Rich