I have a link sys wireless and service pak 2 did the same thing it's
trying to save energy you have to force it to enable the cards power
through the control panel go to device manager to network adapters  make
sure its enabled  it has something to do with a WEP for security or go
back to your original configuration without pak 2
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 17:25:40 -0400 John Jacobson <[log in to unmask]> writes:
> Prior to reformatting my hard drive my Intel ProWireless 2100 card
> for my notebook was working fine. Since reinstalling the OS, WinXP
> Home, and drivers for the card whenever I turn on the radio and try
> to connect, always from the same location as when it was working
> correctly, the computer locks solid and has to be forced into a
> shutdown. I have obtained three other versions of software for this
> card from Intel but they all, including the drivers that came with
> the card, have the same driver version number as determined by
> Intel's connection ID tool. Windows configuration for network
> settings has been turned off as suggested. Idea's anyone?
> John Jacobson
>
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