I have an IBM Thinkpad 600E running Windows 95. I am trying to get a Linksys wifi PCMCIA card working on it, and am having a little problem. Any help would be appreciated...
My problem is in the Device Manager, under PCMCIA socket, I have two listings for "Texas Instruments PCI-1251 CardBus Controller". They both have the exclamation point next to them. I can go in, and update the driver, and get them both working, insert the Linksys card, update it's driver, and it works all fine and dandy, until I reboot.
After I reboot, the two Texas Instrument PCMCIA controllers have the exclamation point, and I can go through the whole process of updating the drivers and it will work...
My question is, how do I get it to stick? The Device Status (in the General Tab) gives the following error while the exclamation point is on the TI PCMCIA controllers:
This device has been disabled in the hardware. In order to use this device, you must re-enable the hardware. See your hardware documentation for details. (Code 29.)
Thanks for all help,
Mike
My problem is in the Device Manager, under PCMCIA socket, I have two listings for "Texas Instruments PCI-1251 CardBus Controller". They both have the exclamation point next to them. I can go in, and update the driver, and get them both working, insert the Linksys card, update it's driver, and it works all fine and dandy, until I reboot.
After I reboot, the two Texas Instrument PCMCIA controllers have the exclamation point, and I can go through the whole process of updating the drivers and it will work...
My question is, how do I get it to stick? The Device Status (in the General Tab) gives the following error while the exclamation point is on the TI PCMCIA controllers:
This device has been disabled in the hardware. In order to use this device, you must re-enable the hardware. See your hardware documentation for details. (Code 29.)
Thanks for all help,
Mike