Minor Problem

[manasecret]

Originally Posted by ZebraRampage

I'm not sure where I should go to do that though. If you wouldn't mind, could you tell me where?

Try checking your Device Manager (Start--> Control Panel--> System--> "Hardware" Tab--> "Device Manager" Button).

If anything related to USB comes up with a Yellow Question Mark or a Yellow Exclamation Mark, that might be your problem. USB would most likely be under System Devices, or possibly under it's own section.

If that is your problem, I can give you further advice to install the drivers.

[ZebraRampage]

Originally Posted by manasecret

Try checking your Device Manager (Start--> Control Panel--> System--> "Hardware" Tab--> "Device Manager" Button).

If anything related to USB comes up with a Yellow Question Mark or a Yellow Exclamation Mark, that might be your problem. USB would most likely be under System Devices, or possibly under it's own section.

If that is your problem, I can give you further advice to install the drivers.

No that's not the problem. I searched for my wireless usb adapter on my computer and a few things came up that were related to it. There was on that said WUSB11Confg or something like that, and when I double-clicked it, that same error came up.

[Jonbo298]

As I was typing my original reply (which wasn't getting much help since Google didn't help as much), I checked one more site. And someone else with the problem had replies from people and someone posted something to try and it worked for 2 people (the only ones who replied after it). And just ot make sure, your running Windows 98/ME right?

Here's the link. Read the directions he posted CAREFULLY. And as he said, make sure to backup your registry just in case you delete the wrong thing and can recover the registry. Also, I'd recommend making sure you have your Win98/ME disk handy just in case.

http://www.newbie.org/help/messages/13640.html

[GameMaster]

Zebra, you can also check the Linksys knowledge base, they have tons of help there.

[ZebraRampage]

Thanks guys, I'll try all of that out.

[Hero2]

What version of windows???

if its win xp then try going to start then run and type in "netsh int ip rest all" and reboot
if its win 2000 try going to start run then tye in "netsh int reset all" and reboot

and jonbo im shocked I googled it and all I got was tcp/ip errors and windsock errors you should have picked those out asap. :P

[Jonbo298]

He's running ME (told me on AIM earlier). And I had to wade through 4 pages before getting a forum in which there were replies from people (and a solution someone posted) that said it worked. I figured he had 98 or ME since each click kept mentioning 98 or ME.