Having problems installing 2 devices.

[Guest]

Recently I had to do a clean install of Windows XP Home. After everything had
been installed I had two devices that was configured incorrectly. (after a
week I'm still having problems.
One device is "NET". Here is some info I got from Device Manager:

Device not configured correctly (Code 1).
Device ID: Root\NET\0000
Driver files: C:\windows\system32\DRIVERS\wanatw4.sys

Device #2:
Device not configured correctly (Code 1).
Device ID: ACPI\WEC0515\4&268D196D&0
IRQ: 05
I/O Range: 240-247

When I boot up my PC XP tries to install both devices everytime. But it can
never find what is needed.

At the same time I'm having problems with AOL 9.0 SE. I can sign on to AOL
but when I sign off and try to sign back on I get error messages. It always
says "...could not get a connection to AOL" then an error message. So far
I've gotten error messages: 65-STOE, 72-MCLL, 46-NPQE, 37-PSJL, 33-LBWA,
63-AYCX, and 25-TGIJ.

Please help!!!!
What is going on?
(e-mail address removed)

 

[AJR]

"Recently I had to do a clean install of Windows XP Home. After everything
had
been installed I had two devices that was configured incorrectly. (after a
week I'm still having problems.
One device is "NET". Here is some info I got from Device Manager:

Device not configured correctly (Code 1).
Device ID: Root\NET\0000
Driver files: C:\windows\system32\DRIVERS\wanatw4.sys

Device #2:
Device not configured correctly (Code 1).
Device ID: ACPI\WEC0515\4&268D196D&0
IRQ: 05
I/O Range: 240-247

When I boot up my PC XP tries to install both devices everytime. But it can
never find what is needed.

At the same time I'm having problems with AOL 9.0 SE. I can sign on to AOL
but when I sign off and try to sign back on I get error messages. It always
says "...could not get a connection to AOL" then an error message. So far
I've gotten error messages: 65-STOE, 72-MCLL, 46-NPQE, 37-PSJL, 33-LBWA,
63-AYCX, and 25-TGIJ.

Please help!!!!
What is going on?"


Response: Wanatw4.sys is associated with theAOL dialer - contact AOL for
assistance.

 

[Sharon F]

Recently I had to do a clean install of Windows XP Home. After everything had
been installed I had two devices that was configured incorrectly. (after a
week I'm still having problems.
One device is "NET". Here is some info I got from Device Manager:

Device not configured correctly (Code 1).
Device ID: Root\NET\0000
Driver files: C:\windows\system32\DRIVERS\wanatw4.sys

Device #2:
Device not configured correctly (Code 1).
Device ID: ACPI\WEC0515\4&268D196D&0
IRQ: 05
I/O Range: 240-247

When I boot up my PC XP tries to install both devices everytime. But it can
never find what is needed.

At the same time I'm having problems with AOL 9.0 SE. I can sign on to AOL
but when I sign off and try to sign back on I get error messages. It always
says "...could not get a connection to AOL" then an error message. So far
I've gotten error messages: 65-STOE, 72-MCLL, 46-NPQE, 37-PSJL, 33-LBWA,
63-AYCX, and 25-TGIJ.

Please help!!!!
What is going on?
(e-mail address removed)

Both problems are related to your AOL software.
1) "wanatw4.dll" is an AOL file. I suspect NET is a virtual device created
by their software.
2) More AOL stuff.
You need to contact AOL tech support about this.

 

[Sharon F]

Device #2:
Device not configured correctly (Code 1).
Device ID: ACPI\WEC0515\4&268D196D&0
IRQ: 05
I/O Range: 240-247

This may or may not be related to AOL. ACPI has to do with the power
management features on your system. This could be a separate problem or it
is side effect of the AOL problem.

Personally, I would try to reset the system minus all AOL stuff. Test
functionality. Then add AOL to see what happens.