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Problems Installing WMP54I am having enormous problems installing a WMP54-G card on WinXP.
I have all the latest drivers from linksys, but Windows refuses to 'see' the drivers and install the card!? I have tried all sorts of permutations and I'm just running out of ideas. The card has been successfully installed ona win2k machine by a friend. grag,
I had the same problem when I tried to install that same card. What I did was uninstall the card in device manager, restarted the pc and allowed XP to find New Hardware. When prompted by XP I put my driver CD in for the card and finished the install. I also disabled my LAN card. Once I did all of that it still looked like it wasnt installed so I just tried to connect to my network and then it worked fine. Show quoteHide quote "-+= graq =+-" <goo***@graq.co.uk> wrote in message news:549db26c.0504150204.513a7e6a@posting.google.com... >I am having enormous problems installing a WMP54-G card on WinXP. > I have all the latest drivers from linksys, but Windows refuses to > 'see' the drivers and install the card!? I have tried all sorts of > permutations and I'm just running out of ideas. > > The card has been successfully installed ona win2k machine by a > friend. Thanks Parker, but I have tried that many times.
I Disable Wired LAN (onboard). I uninstall WLAN card in device manager. Reboot the machine - WinXP detects the hardware, I opt not to connect to the internet (especially as it is disabled). The install wizard the prompts me 'to insert install disk' if there is one. I place the CD in the drive, there's a bit of a whirr and then the install wizard tells me: "The wizard could not find the software to install your component for .... ... ? network controller". I personally think that that is appaling. :( Show quoteHide quote "Parker" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message news:<OBtHZ5cQFHA.2136@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl>... > grag, > I had the same problem when I tried to install that same card. What I did > was uninstall the card in device manager, restarted the pc and allowed XP to > find New Hardware. When prompted by XP I put my driver CD in for the card > and finished the install. I also disabled my LAN card. Once I did all of > that it still looked like it wasnt installed so I just tried to connect to > my network and then it worked fine. > > > "-+= graq =+-" <goo***@graq.co.uk> wrote in message > news:549db26c.0504150204.513a7e6a@posting.google.com... > >I am having enormous problems installing a WMP54-G card on WinXP. > > I have all the latest drivers from linksys, but Windows refuses to > > 'see' the drivers and install the card!? I have tried all sorts of > > permutations and I'm just running out of ideas. > > > > The card has been successfully installed ona win2k machine by a > > friend. I had the same problem. Try a different PCI slot.
Show quoteHide quote "-+= graq =+-" <goo***@graq.co.uk> wrote in message news:549db26c.0504152328.505fb61d@posting.google.com... > Thanks Parker, but I have tried that many times. > > I Disable Wired LAN (onboard). I uninstall WLAN card in device > manager. > Reboot the machine - WinXP detects the hardware, I opt not to connect > to the internet (especially as it is disabled). > The install wizard the prompts me 'to insert install disk' if there is > one. > I place the CD in the drive, there's a bit of a whirr and then the > install wizard tells me: > > "The wizard could not find the software to install your component for > ... > ... ? network controller". > > I personally think that that is appaling. :( > > > > "Parker" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message > news:<OBtHZ5cQFHA.2136@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl>... >> grag, >> I had the same problem when I tried to install that same card. What I >> did >> was uninstall the card in device manager, restarted the pc and allowed XP >> to >> find New Hardware. When prompted by XP I put my driver CD in for the >> card >> and finished the install. I also disabled my LAN card. Once I did all >> of >> that it still looked like it wasnt installed so I just tried to connect >> to >> my network and then it worked fine. >> >> >> "-+= graq =+-" <goo***@graq.co.uk> wrote in message >> news:549db26c.0504150204.513a7e6a@posting.google.com... >> >I am having enormous problems installing a WMP54-G card on WinXP. >> > I have all the latest drivers from linksys, but Windows refuses to >> > 'see' the drivers and install the card!? I have tried all sorts of >> > permutations and I'm just running out of ideas. >> > >> > The card has been successfully installed ona win2k machine by a >> > friend. As Mark said, thats a good thought because it was a little touchy when
pressed into the PCI slot on my machine. Show quoteHide quote "Mark" <mjman2***@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:Obl4K87QFHA.2356@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... >I had the same problem. Try a different PCI slot. > > > > > "-+= graq =+-" <goo***@graq.co.uk> wrote in message > news:549db26c.0504152328.505fb61d@posting.google.com... >> Thanks Parker, but I have tried that many times. >> >> I Disable Wired LAN (onboard). I uninstall WLAN card in device >> manager. >> Reboot the machine - WinXP detects the hardware, I opt not to connect >> to the internet (especially as it is disabled). >> The install wizard the prompts me 'to insert install disk' if there is >> one. >> I place the CD in the drive, there's a bit of a whirr and then the >> install wizard tells me: >> >> "The wizard could not find the software to install your component for >> ... >> ... ? network controller". >> >> I personally think that that is appaling. :( >> >> >> >> "Parker" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message >> news:<OBtHZ5cQFHA.2136@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl>... >>> grag, >>> I had the same problem when I tried to install that same card. What I >>> did >>> was uninstall the card in device manager, restarted the pc and allowed >>> XP to >>> find New Hardware. When prompted by XP I put my driver CD in for the >>> card >>> and finished the install. I also disabled my LAN card. Once I did all >>> of >>> that it still looked like it wasnt installed so I just tried to connect >>> to >>> my network and then it worked fine. >>> >>> >>> "-+= graq =+-" <goo***@graq.co.uk> wrote in message >>> news:549db26c.0504150204.513a7e6a@posting.google.com... >>> >I am having enormous problems installing a WMP54-G card on WinXP. >>> > I have all the latest drivers from linksys, but Windows refuses to >>> > 'see' the drivers and install the card!? I have tried all sorts of >>> > permutations and I'm just running out of ideas. >>> > >>> > The card has been successfully installed ona win2k machine by a >>> > friend. > >
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