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In comp.sys.laptops * * Chas <dnafutz@aol.spam.com> wrote:
: I just bought a U.S. Robotics USR5410, 802.11g PC Card. So far, it's
: working great.

: It has the best reception of any wireless PC Card I've used and it's the
: only one that I've been able to get to work on Win98SE TPs (240x & T20).

: The USR 802.11g Wireless Turbo Configuration Utility works OK in win98SE
: but when I tried installing the card in XP, it seems to conflict with
: the native XP wireless connection utility.

Why does it conflict?  What do you mean?  What do you see in Device
Manager?  Any yellow (!) next to the network device?  If the drivers
aren't installed correctly, try to install them correctly.

Here's what I've done:  if you have a yellow'ed device in drive
driver, remove it.  Then do Control Panel -> Add New Hardware.  You
should be prompted to install this device.  If you let it pick a
device, try installing whatever device it picks.  If that still
doesn't work, you may find that after Setup ran it uncompressed/copied
some drivers a program directory for the card - try browsing to the
.inf files you might find there.  Sometimes it is just a matter of
installing/re-installing the drivers a few times to get it right, even
in XP.

Andrew
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