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Walt Davidson
I'm running XP Home Edition. Somehow, I've managed to get the entry
for my on-board ethernet adapter duplicated in the registry, although
only one occurrence of it shows up in Device Manager, always with
"# 2" after the name. Removing and reinstalling the device in Device
Manager makes no difference.
If I run "netsh diag show adapter", I get the following output:
Network Adapters
1. [00000001] SiS 900-Based PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter
2. [00589827] WAN Miniport (IP)
3. [00000012] Microsoft TV/Video Connection
4. [00000013] SiS 900-Based PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter
Adapter 00000013 appears to be the one that is actually in use, hence
the "# 2" appearing after its name. Is there any way of removing the
spurious, duplicate registration of the single ethernet adapter?
for my on-board ethernet adapter duplicated in the registry, although
only one occurrence of it shows up in Device Manager, always with
"# 2" after the name. Removing and reinstalling the device in Device
Manager makes no difference.
If I run "netsh diag show adapter", I get the following output:
Network Adapters
1. [00000001] SiS 900-Based PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter
2. [00589827] WAN Miniport (IP)
3. [00000012] Microsoft TV/Video Connection
4. [00000013] SiS 900-Based PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter
Adapter 00000013 appears to be the one that is actually in use, hence
the "# 2" appearing after its name. Is there any way of removing the
spurious, duplicate registration of the single ethernet adapter?