I don't know what a network card is, but I'm running wireless. However, there is a modem attached to the desktop.
On 4/30/08, Chris Gilland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For one if you want a reliable system, get a network n i c p c i card. > They're cheap. No reason for you to tape your ethernet cord into the thing, > that's gonna cause more head ache than worth. take it from someone who is a > certified network admin who's certified to serve the whole United States. > > Chris. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Tiffany D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 1:26 PM > Subject: Offtopic, but Really Need Tech Help > > > > Please guys, I know this is offtopic, but it involves my job and I > > just started there and don't want to lose it. I really need your > > help. Feel free to message me or to e-mail me offlist. I'm including > > my contact info below. I've been sending this to a few places. > > > > "I'm having a few problems here and am wondering if anyone can help me > > please. I have a desktop (not sure what kind) and a laptop (HP > > Pavilion ze5385us), both running XP. On the desktop, I keep getting > > this error "exception given in module aviWUSB54Gv4.dll at 0002516B". > > it pops up every few seconds. I looked it up and found this site. > > > http://forums.linksys.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Wireless_Adapters&message.id=3269 > > But I'm nervous about uninstalling the driver, since I need to be able > > to use the internet. I've had this problem back when we were with > > Comcast. We're now with Verizon and using a different modem and the > > problem is persisting. Any advice? can I just uninstall the driver > > and have it go online to reinstall it or will it cause trouble? Can I > > go to that site suggested and run the Netcheck application like they > > said, or would me having a secure connection prevent that? > > > > My second problem is more pressing and may or may not be tied to the > > first. I recently got a job that uses a program called VanillaSoft. > > http://www.vanillasoft.com > > It won't work on my Mac, even though it says it works with Safari. If > > any of you know a way around this, I'd really appreciate it. Anyway, > > I've been trying to use it on my XP laptop, but that's barely working. > > The adapter port broke and the adapter is literally put in with a > > piece of tape. It dies and then comes back... it's a mess. It also > > sometimes restarts itself sometimes, but I had that even before the > > port broke. So I'm trying the desktop, but although I can enter the > > information in Quick Results, when I click the link for Call Results, > > it won't go there. My laptop says new browser window and opens the > > page. My desktop does absolutely nothing. I thought it was the > > version of IE, so I upgraded to Service Pack II and the same problem. > > When I ran the test controls on the desktop, I got the information bar > > and the test told me that I failed the pop-up blocker disabled check. > > I also failed the testability to run the TAPI control from my bbrowser > > and I failed restart browser after installing control. I don't know > > what all of that means, but I checked my pop-up blocker settings under > > tools and it said it's turned off. Maybe, the application error > > message is messing this up? But I can access all other sites without > > a problem. Please, can anyone help me? I want to be able to use a > > stable and reliable computer for work. > > > > Thanks, > > Tiffanitsa" > > > > MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Google Talk and E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > AIM: Tiffanitsa > > Skype: Therebetisa > > LJ Talk: Theophania > > > > > > >
