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August 5th 07, 12:42 AM
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Microsoft ISATAP adapter
I had a yellow exclamation mark beside my ISATAP adapter in my System Device
manager. I removed it and rebooted thinking the system would redeteck and reinstall. It did not. Subsequently did a search and Microsoft Help and support and found I found Article ID : 932520. To make matters worse there was nothing wrong, the yellow exclamation is a windows BUG and my system was actually operating normally untill I removed it. The article does not explain how to reinstall or restore the Microsoft ISATAP Adapter. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks 
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August 5th 07, 01:16 AM
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Microsoft ISATAP adapter
Did you do a Power Off reboot?
If no joy - Control Panel - Add Hardware "Thomi" wrote in message ... I had a yellow exclamation mark beside my ISATAP adapter in my System Device manager. I removed it and rebooted thinking the system would redeteck and reinstall. It did not. Subsequently did a search and Microsoft Help and support and found I found Article ID : 932520. To make matters worse there was nothing wrong, the yellow exclamation is a windows BUG and my system was actually operating normally untill I removed it. The article does not explain how to reinstall or restore the Microsoft ISATAP Adapter. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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August 5th 07, 01:44 AM
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Microsoft ISATAP adapter
Thank you Spirit. The Add Hardware did it. I'm back to the installed but
with the Yellow flag in Device manager. Just wish I could be sure it's doing what it should do. Anyway you've got me back to what it was before I poked my fingers in where I shouldn't have. Thanks Thomi "Spirit" wrote: Did you do a Power Off reboot? If no joy - Control Panel - Add Hardware "Thomi" wrote in message ... I had a yellow exclamation mark beside my ISATAP adapter in my System Device manager. I removed it and rebooted thinking the system would redeteck and reinstall. It did not. Subsequently did a search and Microsoft Help and support and found I found Article ID : 932520. To make matters worse there was nothing wrong, the yellow exclamation is a windows BUG and my system was actually operating normally untill I removed it. The article does not explain how to reinstall or restore the Microsoft ISATAP Adapter. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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