LevelOne WPC-0100 User Manual
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Additional Note for Windows NT4.0
1. If you are not the first time to install WLAN IEEE 802.11b Utility and driver under
Windows NT4.0, the following message will be prompted during installation:
“ NDIS3.0 Packet Driver has existed in the system. “ Click “ Yes “ to update the
new driver.
2. If your WLAN Utility and driver can’t work properly, make sure the setting of I/O
address and IRQ are correct. From Start/System Manager Tool/Windows NT
Diagnosis/Resource to find the unused I/O address and IRQ, and then choose one of
them from the combo box.
Diagnosis/Resource to find the unused I/O address and IRQ, and then choose one of
them from the combo box.
Additional Note for Windows 2000
1. IEEE802.11b WLAN Utility error message
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If the IEEE802.11b WLAN Utility and Driver installation has completed under
Windows 2000, but an error message appeared as follows, you should check if your
adapter inserted successfully and packet protocol installed successfully. (See
Section 2.2 “ Install the IEEE802.11b WLAN Utility/Driver “ -----Additional note for
windows 2000 to install packet protocol, in the User Guide for details.)
Windows 2000, but an error message appeared as follows, you should check if your
adapter inserted successfully and packet protocol installed successfully. (See
Section 2.2 “ Install the IEEE802.11b WLAN Utility/Driver “ -----Additional note for
windows 2000 to install packet protocol, in the User Guide for details.)
2. Uninstall failed
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If you cannot uninstall IEEE802.11b WLAN Utility and Driver successfully. Please
follow the procedure below to reinstall the Utility and Driver.
follow the procedure below to reinstall the Utility and Driver.
(1) Find the file AWLAN.isu and delete it from the Programs files\ IEEE802.11bWLAN
Utility folder.
(2) Reboot your system
(3) Reinstall IEEE802.11b WLAN Utility and Driver.
(3) Reinstall IEEE802.11b WLAN Utility and Driver.