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Win-XP crashes when network card inserted
Windows XP Home version freezes when WiFi Network card is
inserted. Everything was working as I left the laptop run the other night. When I got up in the morning, everything was frozen. When I tried to re-boot, the system freezes while loading if the card is in the PCMCIA card slot. If I insert the card while Windows is running, upon trying to access the internet, the system crashes again. We are talking a completel system freeze with everything coming to a halt. CD, mouse, everything. Using Escape or the 3 finger salute doesn't get any responce at all either. As I said, everything was working one night, and the next morning it wasn't. I've done a complete scan for viruses. The drivers have been un-installed and re-installed. I've tried 2 different locations with different receivers with the same result. I have Norton Firewall and virus software. I have tried disabling it and still got the same result. I also tried adjusting the firewall to allow some things and notify me when it happened. It reported a scan and blocking of the UPNP 1900 Rule just before it froze up again. I don't know what this port is or anything about this rule. I don't think the firewall is the problem since it still froze with the Firewall disabled. but I don't have a clue as to what is causing this. Any ideas? Email me at : or: |
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Win-XP crashes when network card inserted
In article , "Lloyd"
wrote: Windows XP Home version freezes when WiFi Network card is inserted. Everything was working as I left the laptop run the other night. When I got up in the morning, everything was frozen. When I tried to re-boot, the system freezes while loading if the card is in the PCMCIA card slot. If I insert the card while Windows is running, upon trying to access the internet, the system crashes again. We are talking a completel system freeze with everything coming to a halt. CD, mouse, everything. Using Escape or the 3 finger salute doesn't get any responce at all either. As I said, everything was working one night, and the next morning it wasn't. I've done a complete scan for viruses. The drivers have been un-installed and re-installed. I've tried 2 different locations with different receivers with the same result. I have Norton Firewall and virus software. I have tried disabling it and still got the same result. I also tried adjusting the firewall to allow some things and notify me when it happened. It reported a scan and blocking of the UPNP 1900 Rule just before it froze up again. I don't know what this port is or anything about this rule. I don't think the firewall is the problem since it still froze with the Firewall disabled. but I don't have a clue as to what is causing this. Any ideas? Email me at : or: Windows XP's System Restore feature is just the thing for a situation like this, where you're not sure what went wrong. Click Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools | System Restore and tell it to restore your computer to an earlier time. Pick the time just before the problem occurred. -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program http://mvp.support.microsoft.com |
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Win-XP crashes when network card inserted
-----Original Message----- In article 03e101c3b719$2738dfd0 , "Lloyd" wrote: Windows XP Home version freezes when WiFi Network card is inserted. Everything was working as I left the laptop run the other night. When I got up in the morning, everything was frozen. When I tried to re-boot, the system freezes while loading if the card is in the PCMCIA card slot. If I insert the card while Windows is running, upon trying to access the internet, the system crashes again. We are talking a completel system freeze with everything coming to a halt. CD, mouse, everything. Using Escape or the 3 finger salute doesn't get any responce at all either. As I said, everything was working one night, and the next morning it wasn't. I've done a complete scan for viruses. The drivers have been un-installed and re-installed. I've tried 2 different locations with different receivers with the same result. I have Norton Firewall and virus software. I have tried disabling it and still got the same result. I also tried adjusting the firewall to allow some things and notify me when it happened. It reported a scan and blocking of the UPNP 1900 Rule just before it froze up again. I don't know what this port is or anything about this rule. I don't think the firewall is the problem since it still froze with the Firewall disabled. but I don't have a clue as to what is causing this. Any ideas? Email me at : or: Windows XP's System Restore feature is just the thing for a situation like this, where you're not sure what went wrong. Click Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools | System Restore and tell it to restore your computer to an earlier time. Pick the time just before the problem occurred. -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program http://mvp.support.microsoft.com . I have a similar problem in that i can insert the wi-fi card and use the internet. to a degree. if i try to download anything or copy anything across the internal network the whole system just locks up to the same degree as Lloyd's problem. If i use the 10/100bT port on the laptop it has no such problems, but sort of defeats the object of wireless networking... |
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