Solve : Code 10 with wireless NIC- bad driver???

1.	Solve : Code 10 with wireless NIC- bad driver???
Answer» Just installed two TPLink 802.11g/b cards and second card cannot start. GETTING code 10. I've uninstalled and reinstalled drivers several times to no avail. Is there a system conflict with having two of the same NICs? teppichkopf ........ Why are you installing 2 of these adapters?...... or did I miss read something ? dl65 You read correctly. I put these on a Server 2003 box. Trying to set up routing for wireless LAN to connect to another network. Not sure if it's even possible. Ultimately I want them to serve as a repeater. Maybe they have an IRQ conflict? I've switched PCI slots for the card but it didn't MAKE a difference. Quote from: dl65 on May 17, 2007, 03:08:29 PM teppichkopf ........ Why are you installing 2 of these adapters?...... or did I miss read something ? dl65 not sure i understand.But you can run 1 NIC from the router and the other to the wireless for a static IP.

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Just installed two TPLink 802.11g/b cards and second card cannot start. GETTING code 10. I've uninstalled and reinstalled drivers several times to no avail. Is there a system conflict with having two of the same NICs? teppichkopf ........ Why are you installing 2 of these adapters?...... or did I miss read something ?

dl65 You read correctly. I put these on a Server 2003 box. Trying to set up routing for wireless LAN to connect to another network. Not sure if it's even possible. Ultimately I want them to serve as a repeater.

Maybe they have an IRQ conflict? I've switched PCI slots for the card but it didn't MAKE a difference.

Quote from: dl65 on May 17, 2007, 03:08:29 PM

teppichkopf ........ Why are you installing 2 of these adapters?...... or did I miss read something ?

dl65

not sure i understand.But you can run 1 NIC from the router and the other to the wireless for a static IP.

Solve : Code 10 with wireless NIC- bad driver???

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