Deleting 1394 Connection

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How do I delete a 1394 Connection? I got stuck with this connection after mistakenly running the Network Connection Wizard. I do have an IEEE 1394 port on my laptop, but it is never used. I only use my ethernet port which is connected to a router, then to a DSL modem. I don't network to any other computers either. The delete option is grayed out for the 1394 Connection in the Network Connections control panel. So how do I get rid of it then?
 
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How do I delete a 1394 Connection? I got stuck with
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this connection after mistakenly running the Network
Connection Wizard. I do have an IEEE 1394 port on my
laptop, but it is never used. I only use my ethernet
port which is connected to a router, then to a DSL
modem. I don't network to any other computers either.
The delete option is grayed out for the 1394 Connection
in the Network Connections control panel. So how do I get
rid of it then?
 
MAP said:
this connection after mistakenly running the Network
Connection Wizard. I do have an IEEE 1394 port on my
laptop, but it is never used. I only use my ethernet
port which is connected to a router, then to a DSL
modem. I don't network to any other computers either.
The delete option is grayed out for the 1394 Connection
in the Network Connections control panel. So how do I get
rid of it then?
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On what premise do you offer this advice. The connection will
just return on the next reboot.
 
No point in deleting it... since you CANNOT remove it from the notebook, the
device will be reinstalled next bootup. However you can DISABLE it!

Cari
www.coribright.com
 
How do I delete a 1394 Connection? I got stuck with this connection after mistakenly running the Network Connection Wizard. I do have an IEEE 1394 port on my laptop, but it is never used. I only use my ethernet port which is connected to a router, then to a DSL modem. I don't network to any other computers either. The delete option is grayed out for the 1394 Connection in the Network Connections control panel. So how do I get rid of it then?
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Instead of deleting it, just select Disable for the Connection
instead.

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/
 
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