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I installed Windows Vista RC as a duel boot just the other day. After installing the wireless driver through windows update in XP, I can surf the net fine in Vista. However when switching to XP, the wireless card can not find any networks. Im running XP on a tablet sat next to me and thats connected to the network fine. Any ideas what Vista has done to XP on this pc to make it lose the network? Cheers Rich |
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Are you running two operating systems on the same partition?
"richskiddle" wrote in message news ![]() Hi I installed Windows Vista RC as a duel boot just the other day. After installing the wireless driver through windows update in XP, I can surf the net fine in Vista. However when switching to XP, the wireless card can not find any networks. Im running XP on a tablet sat next to me and thats connected to the network fine. Any ideas what Vista has done to XP on this pc to make it lose the network? Cheers Rich |
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No, two seperate hard disk all together
"Brad" wrote: Are you running two operating systems on the same partition? "richskiddle" wrote in message news ![]() Hi I installed Windows Vista RC as a duel boot just the other day. After installing the wireless driver through windows update in XP, I can surf the net fine in Vista. However when switching to XP, the wireless card can not find any networks. Im running XP on a tablet sat next to me and thats connected to the network fine. Any ideas what Vista has done to XP on this pc to make it lose the network? Cheers Rich |
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Check that the network name is the same for both systems, XP defaults to
MSHOME and Vista is WORKGROUP. That threw me at first, I couldn't understand why Vista wasn't able to see the network. Ray "richskiddle" wrote in message news ![]() Hi I installed Windows Vista RC as a duel boot just the other day. After installing the wireless driver through windows update in XP, I can surf the net fine in Vista. However when switching to XP, the wireless card can not find any networks. Im running XP on a tablet sat next to me and thats connected to the network fine. Any ideas what Vista has done to XP on this pc to make it lose the network? Cheers Rich |
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Have you tried reinstalling the wireless adapter card drivers in XP? Since
the two operating system are completely independant of each other, this shouldn't have happened. I have 6 machines all with dual boot running 3 different operating systems and never seen this. Instead of using microsoft to update your drivers, try downloading the appropriate driver from the manufacture and update it in device manager. Good luck! -B "richskiddle" wrote in message ... No, two seperate hard disk all together "Brad" wrote: Are you running two operating systems on the same partition? "richskiddle" wrote in message news ![]() Hi I installed Windows Vista RC as a duel boot just the other day. After installing the wireless driver through windows update in XP, I can surf the net fine in Vista. However when switching to XP, the wireless card can not find any networks. Im running XP on a tablet sat next to me and thats connected to the network fine. Any ideas what Vista has done to XP on this pc to make it lose the network? Cheers Rich |