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Michael Brown
Hey All,
I¹ve got a Dell Inspiron 4150, WinXP SP2 that loses connection to our
wireless networks several times a day (and its seemingly random). We have
several other computers using this same wireless network with no trouble.
Connection signal is very good 90+% of the time.
The results are the same when using either our Linksys WAP54G (default) or
our Belkin F5D7130 (backup) wireless access points.
The Dell is connecting to the wireless network with its Linksys Wireless-G
card, WPC54G, latest drivers.
The first event in the log when this machine loses its connections is this:
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Event ID: 14103
QoS [Adapter {C766...D48}]:
The netcard driver failed the query for OID_GEN_LINK_SPEED
For more information.....
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(and the link doesn¹t provide any additional info)
After this event, several other occur, all, I believe, are directly related
to this (please let me know if I¹m wrong).
I¹ve been searching online, but haven¹t found much, except about disabling
802.1x authentication on the wireless card (done!)
Please post reply if you know any additional troubleshooting I can do or if
you know what may be causing this error.
Thank you!
-Michael
I¹ve got a Dell Inspiron 4150, WinXP SP2 that loses connection to our
wireless networks several times a day (and its seemingly random). We have
several other computers using this same wireless network with no trouble.
Connection signal is very good 90+% of the time.
The results are the same when using either our Linksys WAP54G (default) or
our Belkin F5D7130 (backup) wireless access points.
The Dell is connecting to the wireless network with its Linksys Wireless-G
card, WPC54G, latest drivers.
The first event in the log when this machine loses its connections is this:
----------
Event ID: 14103
QoS [Adapter {C766...D48}]:
The netcard driver failed the query for OID_GEN_LINK_SPEED
For more information.....
----------
(and the link doesn¹t provide any additional info)
After this event, several other occur, all, I believe, are directly related
to this (please let me know if I¹m wrong).
I¹ve been searching online, but haven¹t found much, except about disabling
802.1x authentication on the wireless card (done!)
Please post reply if you know any additional troubleshooting I can do or if
you know what may be causing this error.
Thank you!
-Michael