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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 3
OS: WinXP SP 2
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Unable to Connect, Makes computer restart consistantly.
About a week ago, when I went to bed, I noticed my internet cut out, I just figured, I needed to restart my modem, because I have a wireless connection in my room. Well I was messing with it the next day, because I couldn't get it connected, I clicked the "repair" button, and my computer restarted. It got to where it would load windows XP, and got a blue screen (Was WAY to fast to see), and it would restart again, and again, and again. I went into safe mode, called up support, tried everything, and eventually reformatted today. I have ran into the same problem, this time when trying to install the wireless router, it reboots, but I don't get the same blue screen ALL the time, but I am able to log into windows.
I have.. Windows XP Service Pack 2 Linksys Wireless G 2.4 Ghz Network adapter. Please help! I have searched here, and google, Can't find anyone with the same problem. Justin |
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Manager, Networking Forums
Join Date: Sep 2002
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Re: Unable to Connect, Makes computer restart consistantly.
Why do you have to "install" a wireless router? There is no install for the router. Are you talking about the drivers for that Linksys wireless adapter?
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Join Date: May 2008
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OS: WinXP SP 2
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Re: Unable to Connect, Makes computer restart consistantly.
Yes, My apologies..
I got the drivers installed now, but everytime I connect VIA USB, it doesn't recognize it, I just tried it again, and when I plugged it in, it said, "The Device would be faster if you plugged in a 2.0 connection" or something like that, then restarted before I could read it all. :( Justin |
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Re: Unable to Connect, Makes computer restart consistantly.
Well, that has all the earmarks of a driver issue or possibly the USB hardware is defective. I'm not a fan of USB for networking, too many issues just like this one.
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Re: Unable to Connect, Makes computer restart consistantly.
Glad it was an easy fix.
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