It's a driver error for your network adapter. You need to either reinstall
the existing one or update it to a more recent release. If you recently
updated yours, then use the driver rollback process in device manager.
I am getting the same error as Cory. I have reinstalled the device driver
and eventually the problem comes back. Some days I have to uninstall and
reinstall the device driver multiple times because my computer loses it's
connection - says there are no networks available when I can verify there is
one. Turning off teh computer and turning it back on sometimes works but not
always.
Is there a more permanent fix for this? Have been having problems with this
device (Marvell TOPDOG PCI Express 802.11n Wireless since I got my new
computer rfom Gateway in June of last year. Gateway has confirmed that the
hardware is working and that this is a software issue.
That was a little uncalled for - Since I put this question in a thread
initiated by Cory I thought you would know what error I am talking about.
Guess my assumption was wrong. So here it is: 0xD1_MRVW147
Gateway's correct, it's a software issue. However, they should be the ones
to address it as it's also their hardware. The problem is that the device
driver file is either not compliant with the operating system, or something
on the operating system is corrupting it. More than likely it's the first
one, and you may find a better device driver from Marvell than you will from
Gateway (OEM's tend to be several generations behind in their device driver
releases). You may find what you need here: http://www.marvell.com/products/pcconn/yukon/index.jsp
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