Are you sure when you roll back everything gets rolled back? I've read about some firmware issues with XP Home. Maybe you're experiencing driver problems.

Josh



From: "Gerard J. Cerchio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "'Jason Straight'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [BAWUG] a Windows XP Home Edition Expereince
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 08:31:16 -0800

Hi Jason,


Have you verified that all the settings were correct on XP? for example: Network device settings for TCP/IP, the WEP key, SSID. Might make sure it's
not messed up in the device settings - ie. power saving isn't turning it
off or something stupid.


As I said in my post, the system was working perfectly before the download
of the XP home edition update. All settings were correct. On the
re-install I tripled check all settings, even the power setting hidden in
the device manager that is not available in the network setup box. I have
setup many subscribers to date. I emphatically state that the Windows XP
Home Edition update caused the problem and it was not repairable by the
restore system utility. I made sure the USB dongle was not attached during
the restore.


I shall try using an alternate connection manager, thanks for the
suggestion.

Regards,

Gerard J. Cerchio
www.ob1net.net



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