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To: lysie
I think you need to go to the device manager and delete the wireless adapter from the list (if it's still there), then go to network places and create a NEW network connection that uses the hardwired connection. It appears that the machine is trying to use the wireless adapter to get to the network and it ain't there any more...

If this isn't a laptop (doesn't sound like it is) then ther eis a chance that it is having problems recognizing that the hardware has changed....;-))
151 posted on 03/04/2007 4:27:49 PM PST by Bitwhacker
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To: Bitwhacker
Okie, Dokie.I'm shutting down for the night. My eyes are getting a tad overworked.
154 posted on 03/04/2007 4:31:42 PM PST by lysie
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