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Very often after Windows has automatically downloaded updates I lose my
connection to the Internet (wireless connection) and have to use Systems Restore to fix it. Can I prevent this happening? I am using Windows Vista Basic. -- MAR |
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GSalisbury wrote:
Wouldn't it be easier and quicker yet to click on the Network Icon in the Systray and do a Diagnose and Repair? Just a thought. Geo. No, because that doesn't reinstall drivers. Malke -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic! http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ |
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In the future look at each update that is checked "prior" to you installing
it. If the update is for your wireless connection remove the check and hide the update so you won't be tempted to install it. Get all wireless updates from the device manufacturer. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Muriel" wrote in message ... Very often after Windows has automatically downloaded updates I lose my connection to the Internet (wireless connection) and have to use Systems Restore to fix it. Can I prevent this happening? I am using Windows Vista Basic. -- MAR |
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