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| 665787 | 2008-05-04 10:40:00 | Hi all, recently I had a MAJOR infection on my system, and I was only just able to gain control back, after hanging on by the skin of my teeth . Now, after the carnage, many drivers are damaged / missing etc . However the main problem is that it refuses to connect to my wireless network . It finds it, and starts connecting, but after a while just Resets to "Automatic" but is not Connected . It was fine before the attack, other Computers are fine too . Im running XP SP3 on a Linksys WRT54G Router . Any Ideas? It is quite possible that the OS is too badly damaged and it will have to be Re-installed, but id like to aviod that . Thanks . |
Windsurfingfreak (13700) | ||
| 665788 | 2008-05-04 11:50:00 | go into the wireless netwoking tab in properties and delete the name of your wireless network so your system will do a "fresh" connection. hope that makes sense! |
Term_X (560) | ||
| 665789 | 2008-05-04 18:14:00 | I'll assume you've backed everything up incase things turn to custard again and/or you're forced to reinstall.... tried reinstalling the wireless network adapter drivers? (oh, and DO tell how you got XP to run on your router:p) |
motorbyclist (188) | ||
| 665790 | 2008-05-04 20:58:00 | Can you connect to your LAN (i.e. using a network cable rather than trying wirelessly)? If not, it's possible your TCP/IP stack was damaged by the virus. If that's the case, post back and Speedy et al will help you out. :thumbs: |
nofam (9009) | ||
| 665791 | 2008-05-05 06:05:00 | Can you connect to your LAN (i.e. using a network cable rather than trying wirelessly)? If not, it's possible your TCP/IP stack was damaged by the virus. If that's the case, post back and Speedy et al will help you out. :thumbs: Yes, LAN is fine. I refreshed the Stored Network data. No Luck |
Windsurfingfreak (13700) | ||
| 665792 | 2008-05-05 06:32:00 | (oh, and DO tell how you got XP to run on your router:p) What Do you Mean? Anyway I tried to update the Drivers . . . No Luck . Now it says "disabled" and when I try to enable it it goes "Enabling . . . , Connection Failed!" I've Tried to remove the Drivers Completeley, but it Just Freezes up . In device Manager it states that there are no drivers installed . . . possibly due to corrupted ones from a Virus? Im still getting the odd Adware popup, so if you need a HJT log let me know . Thanks |
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