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Windows Forum / Windows 98 / Networking / September 2005Wireless Issue
I have installed a DLink G-520 wireless pci card on an HP pavillion running windows 98SE. I have had nothing but problems. The latest is that the card works \ does not work as follows: Upon a total wireless card driver uninstall \ install, I get a message that the card is not working and to consult windows networking help. If I go to network neighborhood\properties and change the primary logon from windows log on or microsoft family network (or vice versa depending on what is listed) and reboot, the card works. If I shut down or restart, I get the same message when the cpu reboots. If I again switch from the previous change (family network to windows log on ) all is well, until I restart or shut down. This cycle can be repeated over and over again! Thanks for the help in advance! Danny Did you possibly install the card before installing the software? Did that once, never again.... had to go to another vendors card to get out of the problem. > I have installed a DLink G-520 wireless pci card on an HP pavillion running > windows 98SE. I have had nothing but problems. The latest is that the card [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Danny Thanks for the reply Frank, but no, the software went first then the card. In fact I am getting very good and uninstalling the software, pulling the card, then starting all over again! > Did you possibly install the card before installing the software? > Did that once, never again.... had to go to another vendors card to get [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > > Danny >I have installed a DLink G-520 wireless pci card on an HP pavillion running >windows 98SE. I have had nothing but problems. The latest is that the card >works \ does not work as follows: How is the wireless contoller starting up? Try running it from here if it isn't already. HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices Jim. James, Thanks for the help. Could you please provide detailed steps as this looks like a registry entry. Prior to this issue the cpu was stalling on startup, until the wireless pci card was removed and reinstalled. Danny > >I have installed a DLink G-520 wireless pci card on an HP pavillion running > >windows 98SE. I have had nothing but problems. The latest is that the card [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Jim. James, I checked HKLM\software\microsoft\windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices & there is nothing listed for the device. Also have a RunServices and a RunServices- How or rather what do I add and do I need to remove remove an entry from somewhere else? Danny > James, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > > > Jim. >Thanks for the help. Could you please provide detailed steps as this looks >like a registry entry. Prior to this issue the cpu was stalling on startup, >until the wireless pci card was removed and reinstalled. If that's the case, you may have a hardware related issue and it's probably not what I was originally thinking. First thing to do is try a different pci slot and head for the manufacturer's website and make sure you're using the latest version of the installation program / drivers. Jim. This card has played musical chairs with my pci slots! Drivers are up to date. I am missing something but this does not work \ works with changing the logon \does not work again is starnge. > >Thanks for the help. Could you please provide detailed steps as this looks > >like a registry entry. Prior to this issue the cpu was stalling on startup, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Jim. |
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