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Thread ID: 55485	2005-03-11 18:04:00	Code 31 in device manager for Wlan adapter	crs117 (7570)	Press F1

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333219	2005-03-17 21:39:00	Have EXACTLY the same problem. I found out that removing of spyware by Adaware caused the problem. Returned the quarantine registry items and my network adapters are back. I have connection back to my wireless router and all the code 31 problems are gone. However still can't get to the internet. :mad: Found couple of links that might help you. castlecops.com www.cexx.org succes Hans (from the Netherlands...) I HATE SPYWARE MAKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!	HansV (7572)
333220	2005-03-18 01:32:00	Try this Hans. www.simplysup.com The newer version 6.3.6 does this. It may fix the internet connection. Its a 30 day trial. Not free. It'll also reset the homepage and the hosts list. a) Added a routine to reset the HOSTS file if it has been over-written by IM-WORM.SUMOM. b) Some Adware/Spyware programs install themselves as "Layered Service Providers". If such a program is disabled or removed, but the registry entries it created are not repaired, then Internet connectivity can be lost. When Trojan Remover disables such a program, it will now check the LSP stack registry entries and carry out repairs where necessary. c) Added a new utility to the Utilities menu, "Repair Layered Service Provider registry entries". This can be used to manually check and repair LSP stack registry entries. You would normally only use this if you have lost Internet connectivity as a result of an Adware/Spyware program being removed, and the registry entries it created were not repaired. d) Added a new utility to the Utilities menu, "Reset Windows Update Policies". Some malware programs attempt to disable Windows Update from running, and inhibit access to resetting Windows Update by blanking out the Windows Update configuration screen. This utility will check the current Windows Update settings and correct them where necessary.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
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