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Parksy
Hiya guys its been a while since i was on the forum, but again could do with some excellent advice!! You havent failed me yet thumbup2.gif

Xp SP2, AN M2-HD, AMD 64 X2 2gb ram, , 160gb Maxtor *DWL-520+ network card (pci)

Now everything has been working excellent, and still is......BUT!

When I first installed the network card it worked fine, but then needed that pci slot empty, so had to move the card from 1 slot to another. Installed again and works fine in the next slot. Only problem is when I first log into windows, i get 1 then 2 dlink symbols in system tray, as though both slots r trying to load. Then they dissappear into 1 green working dlink symbol in system tray.
Im thinking that maybe the registry is still trying to load the card in the previous position??? Is there anything else anyone can suggest, ive ran all the usual programs, searched through the registry but cant sort it.

Annoying as it takes 10 seconds or so before the card works and the symbol turns green.

Any help would be great, thanks

Parksy!
HitSquad
Hi Parksy.
Did you uninstall the cards drivers and utility before you moved it?
Do you see two identical startup entries in msconfig for it?
Does DM show two identical wirless adapters?
Also, make sure it's not trying to use both the windows built-in wireless configuration and the cards wireless utility at the same time.
Parksy
Hiya hitdquad, thanks for the quick reply!

I may not have uninstalled the utility before moving but defo with the driver.

Only one entry in startup via msconfig.......

DM only detects the one card/adapter....

I have the windows wireless disabled....

Do yuo think it would help totally uninstalling driver and utility, shutting down, taking the card out then booting, adding the driver, then shutdown, install adapter, boot up then add the wireless utility~??

Cheers
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