Portable PC - WLAN miniport for nework stated "disconnected"

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MoiMeme

Hi,

on my wife's PC suddenly no more network. Be it local or internet

When I go in cmd window and start ipconfi /all I get a message staing that
her "Planet WL-3564" port is "not connected"
- it is physically connected
- no energy saving mode activated for it
- properties seem to be correct


What can I do ?

Do I have to think it is broken ? Or can it be that somehow Windows thinks
it is not connected ?

TIA very much !
 
Hi,

on my wife's PC suddenly no more network. Be it local or internet

When I go in cmd window and start ipconfi /all I get a message staing that
her "Planet WL-3564" port is "not connected"
- it is physically connected
- no energy saving mode activated for it
- properties seem to be correct

What can I do ?

Do I have to think it is broken ? Or can it be that somehow Windows thinks
it is not connected ?

TIA very much !
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Without knowing more details, this usually indicates that the
program / application which "connects" the wireless adapter is not
running. Do you know if you are using XP's built-in Wireless Zero
Configuration or are you using the manufacturer's own tool.
 
Using XP's tool. And the monitoring program of the adapter functions Ok. I
wonder if the antenna of that thin adapter is not broken.
Have tried using my USB adapter and with it everything runs ok.
The defective one is a PCI adapter on the side of the PC

"smlunatick" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de (e-mail address removed)...
Hi,

on my wife's PC suddenly no more network. Be it local or internet

When I go in cmd window and start ipconfi /all I get a message staing that
her "Planet WL-3564" port is "not connected"
- it is physically connected
- no energy saving mode activated for it
- properties seem to be correct

What can I do ?

Do I have to think it is broken ? Or can it be that somehow Windows thinks
it is not connected ?

TIA very much !
Click to expand...

Without knowing more details, this usually indicates that the
program / application which "connects" the wireless adapter is not
running. Do you know if you are using XP's built-in Wireless Zero
Configuration or are you using the manufacturer's own tool.
 
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