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'Intel(R) Proset wired' error message/Problem
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I was just clicking around in my Control Panel to see what things were when I encountered 1 'error' messages that hopefully someone maybe able to help with. When clicking on the icon - 'Intel(R) PROset wired' - I get " Failed to load one of the network components ". On clicking 'ok' it takes me into Intel(R) Proset for wired connections. But there is nothing in the 'Elements in this folder' window. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thanks Geoff |
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'Intel(R) Proset wired' error message/Problem
Sorry, me again. As soon as I clicked 'Post' I thought I should have put the
following in case it helps. My pc is Dell 3000, Windows XP Home SP2 CPU 3.0Ghz Pentium 4 Geoff "Geoff" wrote: Hi I was just clicking around in my Control Panel to see what things were when I encountered 1 'error' messages that hopefully someone maybe able to help with. When clicking on the icon - 'Intel(R) PROset wired' - I get " Failed to load one of the network components ". On clicking 'ok' it takes me into Intel(R) Proset for wired connections. But there is nothing in the 'Elements in this folder' window. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thanks Geoff |
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'Intel(R) Proset wired' error message/Problem
"Geoff" wrote: Sorry, me again. As soon as I clicked 'Post' I thought I should have put the following in case it helps. My pc is Dell 3000, Windows XP Home SP2 CPU 3.0Ghz Pentium 4 Geoff "Geoff" wrote: Hi I was just clicking around in my Control Panel to see what things were when I encountered 1 'error' messages that hopefully someone maybe able to help with. When clicking on the icon - 'Intel(R) PROset wired' - I get " Failed to load one of the network components ". On clicking 'ok' it takes me into Intel(R) Proset for wired connections. But there is nothing in the 'Elements in this folder' window. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thanks Geoff Uninstall the Card from within the Device manager and Reboot your Machine, windows will detect it for you and install the driver or if you have the CD select to install from Disk. http://www.intel.com/network/connect...0s_adapter.htm Wireless Software and Driver Identification: http://support.intel.com/support/not.../cs-008170.htm http://support.gateway.com/s/Servers...9199su40.shtml HTH. nass ---- www.nasstec.co.uk |
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'Intel(R) Proset wired' error message/Problem
Thanks nass for advice, however under Device Manager there is no Intel(R)
Proset Wired. There are other 'Intel(R)'s under eg: device adaptors, IDE ATA/ATAPI controlers, Network adaptors, Processors, System Devices and USB controllers. All of these are followed by numbers except for Network contollers which is the closest match with Intel(R) PRO 100/ve network connection. So can not find the card you mention. "nass" wrote: "Geoff" wrote: Sorry, me again. As soon as I clicked 'Post' I thought I should have put the following in case it helps. My pc is Dell 3000, Windows XP Home SP2 CPU 3.0Ghz Pentium 4 Geoff "Geoff" wrote: Hi I was just clicking around in my Control Panel to see what things were when I encountered 1 'error' messages that hopefully someone maybe able to help with. When clicking on the icon - 'Intel(R) PROset wired' - I get " Failed to load one of the network components ". On clicking 'ok' it takes me into Intel(R) Proset for wired connections. But there is nothing in the 'Elements in this folder' window. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thanks Geoff Uninstall the Card from within the Device manager and Reboot your Machine, windows will detect it for you and install the driver or if you have the CD select to install from Disk. http://www.intel.com/network/connect...0s_adapter.htm Wireless Software and Driver Identification: http://support.intel.com/support/not.../cs-008170.htm http://support.gateway.com/s/Servers...9199su40.shtml HTH. nass ---- www.nasstec.co.uk |
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'Intel(R) Proset wired' error message/Problem
Hi Geoff, Yes, on Device Manager under Network Adapters: Intel(R)' LAN/WAN 10/100 Right click this and see if there is any conflict or IRQ. You can remove and Reboot and windows will install it for you. Does this machine on the Internet and connecting okay?. Is there is any hardware installed recently?. HTH. nass --- www.nasstec.co.uk "Geoff" wrote: Thanks nass for advice, however under Device Manager there is no Intel(R) Proset Wired. There are other 'Intel(R)'s under eg: device adaptors, IDE ATA/ATAPI controlers, Network adaptors, Processors, System Devices and USB controllers. All of these are followed by numbers except for Network contollers which is the closest match with Intel(R) PRO 100/ve network connection. So can not find the card you mention. "nass" wrote: "Geoff" wrote: Sorry, me again. As soon as I clicked 'Post' I thought I should have put the following in case it helps. My pc is Dell 3000, Windows XP Home SP2 CPU 3.0Ghz Pentium 4 Geoff "Geoff" wrote: Hi I was just clicking around in my Control Panel to see what things were when I encountered 1 'error' messages that hopefully someone maybe able to help with. When clicking on the icon - 'Intel(R) PROset wired' - I get " Failed to load one of the network components ". On clicking 'ok' it takes me into Intel(R) Proset for wired connections. But there is nothing in the 'Elements in this folder' window. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thanks Geoff Uninstall the Card from within the Device manager and Reboot your Machine, windows will detect it for you and install the driver or if you have the CD select to install from Disk. http://www.intel.com/network/connect...0s_adapter.htm Wireless Software and Driver Identification: http://support.intel.com/support/not.../cs-008170.htm http://support.gateway.com/s/Servers...9199su40.shtml HTH. nass ---- www.nasstec.co.uk |
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'Intel(R) Proset wired' error message/Problem
Hi nass
Firstly, thanks for your reply & also sorry for taking a bit of time to get back - on the road with work. There were no conflicts showing with the adaptors. I have, as suggested, uninstalled the 'intel(R) lan 10/100 and rebooted. windows then installed. Dbl clicked on it again in control panel and same message came up - failed to toad one of the network components. No, no new hardware, internet connects ok (adsl2+) although seems to go like dial at times. I'm doing a scan of the pc awaiting any reply to see if there is a gremlin. Geoff "nass" wrote: Hi Geoff, Yes, on Device Manager under Network Adapters: Intel(R)' LAN/WAN 10/100 Right click this and see if there is any conflict or IRQ. You can remove and Reboot and windows will install it for you. Does this machine on the Internet and connecting okay?. Is there is any hardware installed recently?. HTH. nass --- www.nasstec.co.uk "Geoff" wrote: Thanks nass for advice, however under Device Manager there is no Intel(R) Proset Wired. There are other 'Intel(R)'s under eg: device adaptors, IDE ATA/ATAPI controlers, Network adaptors, Processors, System Devices and USB controllers. All of these are followed by numbers except for Network contollers which is the closest match with Intel(R) PRO 100/ve network connection. So can not find the card you mention. "nass" wrote: "Geoff" wrote: Sorry, me again. As soon as I clicked 'Post' I thought I should have put the following in case it helps. My pc is Dell 3000, Windows XP Home SP2 CPU 3.0Ghz Pentium 4 Geoff "Geoff" wrote: Hi I was just clicking around in my Control Panel to see what things were when I encountered 1 'error' messages that hopefully someone maybe able to help with. When clicking on the icon - 'Intel(R) PROset wired' - I get " Failed to load one of the network components ". On clicking 'ok' it takes me into Intel(R) Proset for wired connections. But there is nothing in the 'Elements in this folder' window. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thanks Geoff Uninstall the Card from within the Device manager and Reboot your Machine, windows will detect it for you and install the driver or if you have the CD select to install from Disk. http://www.intel.com/network/connect...0s_adapter.htm Wireless Software and Driver Identification: http://support.intel.com/support/not.../cs-008170.htm http://support.gateway.com/s/Servers...9199su40.shtml HTH. nass ---- www.nasstec.co.uk |
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