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| 544559 | 2007-04-26 22:35:00 | Asus A3Ac laptop running XP Home SP2. In Local Area Connection Properties, when I put a 'tick' to show icon in notification area when connected, the two little computer icon shows when this wireless is connected - this fine. But when I restart the laptop, this icon shows briefly with a red big X and as soon as it is connected, it disappears! When I go to check its propeties, the 'tick' has gone before the Show icon in notification area .... The wired Ethernet connection icon stays when it is connected, though. Have tried to re- tick it a couple of times but as soon as I restart the laptop, it disappears!:confused: How do I resolve this issue? |
bk T (215) | ||
| 544560 | 2007-04-27 00:46:00 | I think your LAC icon is "seeing" the wireless modem as a link to the outside world and it is therefor the only thing in which it is concerned . From the modem outward, whatever happens to modulate, encode or send/receive is no business of the OPSYS . . . that's the job of some other firmware to handle . That's why I believe the wired icon is the only one showing . Actually, it's just reporting on the LAN card . . and we know it has the ability to fudge connection speeds anyway . The red "X" is just it's way of saying it doesn't care . Or not . |
SurferJoe46 (51) | ||
| 544561 | 2007-04-28 03:03:00 | Is your wireless adapter built-in or removable? I think the icon doesn't stay permenant if your adapter is a removable one. | Shire (10317) | ||
| 544562 | 2007-04-28 06:28:00 | Is your wireless adapter built-in or removable? I think the icon doesn't stay permenant if your adapter is a removable one. It's a built-in. |
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