Problems installing Linksys WPC54G on Toshiba Satellite 460CDT.
Recently I bought a wireless card for my (old) laptop,which is a Toshiba
Satellite 460CDT. The wireless card is a Linksys WPC54G. Installing the SW/drivers from the CD-rom went without any problem. After the card is installed the PC is restarted and the card is recognised and proper drivers (Wireless G-adapter) is loaded. Sofar no problem looks like. However after starting the Linksys utitlity to configure the card the PC hangs and can only be restarted with thereset button. Initially the PC was running W98 and W98SE. Recently I installed Windows ME. All have the same behaviour. Also the bios have been upgraded, also without result. The PCMCIA setting in the bios have been set to cardbus, otherwise the card is not recognised i.e. power led no not switched on. I have run out of options. Played a bit with the interrupt settings of the PCI bus. The result was that the Linksys utility would start up and it indicates (incorrectly) that the card is working. However selecting an option makes the PC hang again. Anyone who can help here?? Thanks, Henk |
Henk R Stap wrote:
Recently I bought a wireless card for my (old) laptop,which is a Toshiba Satellite 460CDT. The wireless card is a Linksys WPC54G. Installing the SW/drivers from the CD-rom went without any problem. After the card is installed the PC is restarted and the card is recognised and proper drivers (Wireless G-adapter) is loaded. Sofar no problem looks like. However after starting the Linksys utitlity to configure the card the PC hangs and can only be restarted with thereset button. Initially the PC was running W98 and W98SE. Recently I installed Windows ME. All have the same behaviour. Also the bios have been upgraded, also without result. The PCMCIA setting in the bios have been set to cardbus, otherwise the card is not recognised i.e. power led no not switched on. I have run out of options. Played a bit with the interrupt settings of the PCI bus. The result was that the Linksys utility would start up and it indicates (incorrectly) that the card is working. However selecting an option makes the PC hang again. Anyone who can help here?? Thanks, Henk Have you checked on the Linksys site for the latest configure utility? My card's (55WPC) utility works fine on 2K but refuses to open the profiles TAB in XP. Had to do configuration in the registry... Regards -- John Doue |
John,
Yes, I have downloaded all the latest drivers and utilities from the Toshiba and Linksys sites. Henk "John Doue" wrote in message ... Henk R Stap wrote: Recently I bought a wireless card for my (old) laptop,which is a Toshiba Satellite 460CDT. The wireless card is a Linksys WPC54G. Installing the SW/drivers from the CD-rom went without any problem. After the card is installed the PC is restarted and the card is recognised and proper drivers (Wireless G-adapter) is loaded. Sofar no problem looks like. However after starting the Linksys utitlity to configure the card the PC hangs and can only be restarted with thereset button. Initially the PC was running W98 and W98SE. Recently I installed Windows ME. All have the same behaviour. Also the bios have been upgraded, also without result. The PCMCIA setting in the bios have been set to cardbus, otherwise the card is not recognised i.e. power led no not switched on. I have run out of options. Played a bit with the interrupt settings of the PCI bus. The result was that the Linksys utility would start up and it indicates (incorrectly) that the card is working. However selecting an option makes the PC hang again. Anyone who can help here?? Thanks, Henk Have you checked on the Linksys site for the latest configure utility? My card's (55WPC) utility works fine on 2K but refuses to open the profiles TAB in XP. Had to do configuration in the registry... Regards -- John Doue |
Henk R Stap wrote:
John, Yes, I have downloaded all the latest drivers and utilities from the Toshiba and Linksys sites. Henk "John Doue" wrote in message ... Henk R Stap wrote: Recently I bought a wireless card for my (old) laptop,which is a Toshiba Satellite 460CDT. The wireless card is a Linksys WPC54G. Installing the SW/drivers from the CD-rom went without any problem. After the card is installed the PC is restarted and the card is recognised and proper drivers (Wireless G-adapter) is loaded. Sofar no problem looks like. However after starting the Linksys utitlity to configure the card the PC hangs and can only be restarted with thereset button. Initially the PC was running W98 and W98SE. Recently I installed Windows ME. All have the same behaviour. Also the bios have been upgraded, also without result. The PCMCIA setting in the bios have been set to cardbus, otherwise the card is not recognised i.e. power led no not switched on. I have run out of options. Played a bit with the interrupt settings of the PCI bus. The result was that the Linksys utility would start up and it indicates (incorrectly) that the card is working. However selecting an option makes the PC hang again. Anyone who can help here?? Thanks, Henk Have you checked on the Linksys site for the latest configure utility? My card's (55WPC) utility works fine on 2K but refuses to open the profiles TAB in XP. Had to do configuration in the registry... Regards -- John Doue FWIW, I tried to install the utility on my laptop in a win98SE partition and I ran into lots of problems, including bad crashes. I had to restore the partition from a backup. I did this to check on your problem by curiosity. (I don't need this since my laptop runs win98se, 2k and xp and I very seldom use 98 that I keep just for a few programs). I suspect you will have to consider upgrading to 2K, unless your machine is too slow or limited to run it. You can of course try contacting Linksys to confirm my suspicion... Regards -- John Doue |
Hallo Henk,
Ik ben benieuwd of je het probleem opgelost hebt gekregen. Ik heb ook een 460cdt met een zelfde probleem. Ik gebruik een pcmcia card van e-tech. |
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