At 11:12 PM -0400 9/6/05, Beverly Woods wrote:
Hi folks,
Recently we got cable internet and I set up a wireless system for
the house. I have a USB wireless adapter, Netgear MA111, which I am
using with the D-Link driver on my iMac 400. It works very well,
except I can't disconnect it while the machine is on, even after
"quitting wireless status" or I get a message in 5 languages telling
me I must restart my iMac.
So I leave it plugged in, but then the iMac won't sleep; if I try
to sleep the iMac the video goes off but the light stays green and I
have to restart to get everything back.
I tried logging off and then sleeping; this worked the first time
but has not worked after the first time. I tried updating to 10.3.9.
Sleep worked again the first time I logged off, but has not since
then.
Is there anyway to kill whatever process it has going so my iMac
can be put to sleep?
Try setting up a different location (System Preferences - Network),
one without the USB device.
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