[Thinkpad] Re: PCMCIA devices
dave
vwdoc1 at hotmail.com
Fri Dec 5 09:11:32 CST 2003
I just installed an older 10/100 Linksys network card on my TP570 (WME) last
night. I downloaded the proper exe program from the Linksys website to
install the card and after that program was installed on the TP, I could
properly install the card.
I tried connecting to my DSL router and the other networked computers last
night and all was fine. I don't think that I let it fall asleep though.
:-)
Do you want me to try it to see if I have problems with sleep?
later,
dave
> From: Adam <adam_src at fastmail.fm>
> Subject: [Thinkpad] PCMCIA devices
>
> I have a new Linksys network card I thought I had all set up. It
> seemed to work. Then, today I found I couldn't connect. And the lower
> right icon had changed to WPC11 not installed.
>
> I tried powering the system down and on again. Still was the same way.
> So I poke around here and there. I go to Device manager, where I was
> advised before to check out. I find this network adaptor. I right
> click on it. I managed to locate one oddity. I think it said, 'this
> device is disabled'. Can't imagine why that should be. I try enabling
> it.
>
> Thereupon the Thinkpad seems to crash. The mouse pointer disappeared.
> CTRL ALT DEL doesn't work. And at the very top edge of the screen, a
> long series of black bars appeared. And the time of day is not
> updating.
>
> Before I had it set up first, I was wondering if I had all the
> drivers. So I checked out the IBM site. The only mention of anything
> related to PCMCIA was this item:
>
>
> TP 600,770 - PCMCIA SelectaDock I/II Features for Windows 95/98
> Applicable countries and regions
>
> But I have a feeling that is for something I don't have.
>
> Anything sound familiar here?
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