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Join Date: Sep 2009
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OS: Windows xp SP 2
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Moved wireless adapter, now what?
While adding a slave hard drive I moved my wireless card to another slot to make room for it, and now I can see the adapter in my computer and device manager, but when I try to repair connection or connect to the network it tells me that Windows cannot configure the device. My question is how do I get this device to connect to the internet from here?
The adapter is a TP-LINK model no TL-WN651G. Running XP SP2 |
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