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Installed a Microsot update for the D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T

Gigabit Ethernet Adapter today. Afterward, I lost all connection to the

Adaptor. I eventually uninstalled the D-Link Driver, rebooted and then

Windows 'Acquired Network Address'. So then I was connected.

 

On next reboot, the same problem. No connection, can't repair the

connection, can't locate an IP Address (even tried dos

ipconfig/release...ipconfig/renew to no avail.).

 

What the heck did the update do to my D-Link Hardware? It's a real nuissance

having to disable my adapter and reboot just to use the internet.

 

System:

Windows XP professional sp2

Dell Dimension 8100

D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

Bios Version A02

Guest Dwarf

Guest Dwarf

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As has been pointed out by several people in this newsgroup (myself

included), it is not recommended to install hardware updates from Microsoft

for anything other than Microsoft components - all other hardware updates are

best obtained directly from the manufacturer, in this case D-Link

(http://www.d-link.co.uk).

I suggest that you try a system restore to see if that restores

functionality. Also, you might need to remove the adapter, reboot, shutdown,

reinstall the adapter, reboot and let the system find the correct driver - if

you have a disk supplied with the adapter then use that instead. Note that

you may need to use a different slot (if available) to force the system to

re-detect the card. You might also like to check your Bios settings to see if

they have been changed.

 

"jettmorrison" wrote:

> Installed a Microsot update for the D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T

> Gigabit Ethernet Adapter today. Afterward, I lost all connection to the

> Adaptor. I eventually uninstalled the D-Link Driver, rebooted and then

> Windows 'Acquired Network Address'. So then I was connected.

>

> On next reboot, the same problem. No connection, can't repair the

> connection, can't locate an IP Address (even tried dos

> ipconfig/release...ipconfig/renew to no avail.).

>

> What the heck did the update do to my D-Link Hardware? It's a real nuissance

> having to disable my adapter and reboot just to use the internet.

>

> System:

> Windows XP professional sp2

> Dell Dimension 8100

> D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

> Bios Version A02

Guest jettmorrison

Guest jettmorrison

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Is there a way to remove the Microsoft update? I have been using this network

adaptor for at least three years with any problems. All of a sudden, I

download one update and the whole thing is screwed up.

 

I'll try the recommendations.

 

"Dwarf" wrote:

> As has been pointed out by several people in this newsgroup (myself

> included), it is not recommended to install hardware updates from Microsoft

> for anything other than Microsoft components - all other hardware updates are

> best obtained directly from the manufacturer, in this case D-Link

> (http://www.d-link.co.uk).

> I suggest that you try a system restore to see if that restores

> functionality. Also, you might need to remove the adapter, reboot, shutdown,

> reinstall the adapter, reboot and let the system find the correct driver - if

> you have a disk supplied with the adapter then use that instead. Note that

> you may need to use a different slot (if available) to force the system to

> re-detect the card. You might also like to check your Bios settings to see if

> they have been changed.

>

> "jettmorrison" wrote:

>

> > Installed a Microsot update for the D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T

> > Gigabit Ethernet Adapter today. Afterward, I lost all connection to the

> > Adaptor. I eventually uninstalled the D-Link Driver, rebooted and then

> > Windows 'Acquired Network Address'. So then I was connected.

> >

> > On next reboot, the same problem. No connection, can't repair the

> > connection, can't locate an IP Address (even tried dos

> > ipconfig/release...ipconfig/renew to no avail.).

> >

> > What the heck did the update do to my D-Link Hardware? It's a real nuissance

> > having to disable my adapter and reboot just to use the internet.

> >

> > System:

> > Windows XP professional sp2

> > Dell Dimension 8100

> > D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

> > Bios Version A02

Guest realcestmoi

Guest realcestmoi

Posted
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Hi there,

 

That is why: if it ain't broke: do NOT try to "fix" it.

 

In other words: if the hardware does what it is supposed to do: work well,

leave it be working well)

 

Best regards,

Michel Denie

 

 

"jettmorrison" <jettmorrison@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:7CDC7F79-2858-4E2F-A662-BE28B3C5E571@microsoft.com...

> Is there a way to remove the Microsoft update? I have been using this

> network

> adaptor for at least three years with any problems. All of a sudden, I

> download one update and the whole thing is screwed up.

>

> I'll try the recommendations.

>

> "Dwarf" wrote:

>

>> As has been pointed out by several people in this newsgroup (myself

>> included), it is not recommended to install hardware updates from

>> Microsoft

>> for anything other than Microsoft components - all other hardware updates

>> are

>> best obtained directly from the manufacturer, in this case D-Link

>> (http://www.d-link.co.uk).

>> I suggest that you try a system restore to see if that restores

>> functionality. Also, you might need to remove the adapter, reboot,

>> shutdown,

>> reinstall the adapter, reboot and let the system find the correct

>> driver - if

>> you have a disk supplied with the adapter then use that instead. Note

>> that

>> you may need to use a different slot (if available) to force the system

>> to

>> re-detect the card. You might also like to check your Bios settings to

>> see if

>> they have been changed.

>>

>> "jettmorrison" wrote:

>>

>> > Installed a Microsot update for the D-Link - Networking - D-Link

>> > DGE-530T

>> > Gigabit Ethernet Adapter today. Afterward, I lost all connection to the

>> > Adaptor. I eventually uninstalled the D-Link Driver, rebooted and then

>> > Windows 'Acquired Network Address'. So then I was connected.

>> >

>> > On next reboot, the same problem. No connection, can't repair the

>> > connection, can't locate an IP Address (even tried dos

>> > ipconfig/release...ipconfig/renew to no avail.).

>> >

>> > What the heck did the update do to my D-Link Hardware? It's a real

>> > nuissance

>> > having to disable my adapter and reboot just to use the internet.

>> >

>> > System:

>> > Windows XP professional sp2

>> > Dell Dimension 8100

>> > D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

>> > Bios Version A02

Guest Alan

Guest Alan

Posted
Posted

Hi Michel,

 

Many of us have learned -- some of us, the hard way :> -- that philosophy

about not fixing what isn't broken.

 

I wonder why Microsoft seems not to have learned it?

 

Alan

 

"realcestmoi" <mdenie@dutchweb.nl> wrote in message

news:%23HQ%23MsQ7HHA.5796@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Hi there,

>

> That is why: if it ain't broke: do NOT try to "fix" it.

>

> In other words: if the hardware does what it is supposed to do: work well,

> leave it be working well)

>

> Best regards,

> Michel Denie

>

>

> "jettmorrison" <jettmorrison@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:7CDC7F79-2858-4E2F-A662-BE28B3C5E571@microsoft.com...

>> Is there a way to remove the Microsoft update? I have been using this

>> network

>> adaptor for at least three years with any problems. All of a sudden, I

>> download one update and the whole thing is screwed up.

>>

>> I'll try the recommendations.

>>

>> "Dwarf" wrote:

>>

>>> As has been pointed out by several people in this newsgroup (myself

>>> included), it is not recommended to install hardware updates from

>>> Microsoft

>>> for anything other than Microsoft components - all other hardware

>>> updates are

>>> best obtained directly from the manufacturer, in this case D-Link

>>> (http://www.d-link.co.uk).

>>> I suggest that you try a system restore to see if that restores

>>> functionality. Also, you might need to remove the adapter, reboot,

>>> shutdown,

>>> reinstall the adapter, reboot and let the system find the correct

>>> driver - if

>>> you have a disk supplied with the adapter then use that instead. Note

>>> that

>>> you may need to use a different slot (if available) to force the system

>>> to

>>> re-detect the card. You might also like to check your Bios settings to

>>> see if

>>> they have been changed.

>>>

>>> "jettmorrison" wrote:

>>>

>>> > Installed a Microsot update for the D-Link - Networking - D-Link

>>> > DGE-530T

>>> > Gigabit Ethernet Adapter today. Afterward, I lost all connection to

>>> > the

>>> > Adaptor. I eventually uninstalled the D-Link Driver, rebooted and then

>>> > Windows 'Acquired Network Address'. So then I was connected.

>>> >

>>> > On next reboot, the same problem. No connection, can't repair the

>>> > connection, can't locate an IP Address (even tried dos

>>> > ipconfig/release...ipconfig/renew to no avail.).

>>> >

>>> > What the heck did the update do to my D-Link Hardware? It's a real

>>> > nuissance

>>> > having to disable my adapter and reboot just to use the internet.

>>> >

>>> > System:

>>> > Windows XP professional sp2

>>> > Dell Dimension 8100

>>> > D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

>>> > Bios Version A02

>

>

Guest realcestmoi

Guest realcestmoi

Posted
Posted

Hello Alan,

 

Why do you think there are such things as system restore and backup

utillities?

 

Not because microsoft software is perfect I guess?

 

Best regards,

Michel Denie

 

"Alan" <somewhere@nospam.not> wrote in message

news:ukynScb7HHA.4436@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

> Hi Michel,

>

> Many of us have learned -- some of us, the hard way :> -- that

> philosophy about not fixing what isn't broken.

>

> I wonder why Microsoft seems not to have learned it?

>

> Alan

>

> "realcestmoi" <mdenie@dutchweb.nl> wrote in message

> news:%23HQ%23MsQ7HHA.5796@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Hi there,

>>

>> That is why: if it ain't broke: do NOT try to "fix" it.

>>

>> In other words: if the hardware does what it is supposed to do: work

>> well, leave it be working well)

>>

>> Best regards,

>> Michel Denie

>>

>>

>> "jettmorrison" <jettmorrison@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:7CDC7F79-2858-4E2F-A662-BE28B3C5E571@microsoft.com...

>>> Is there a way to remove the Microsoft update? I have been using this

>>> network

>>> adaptor for at least three years with any problems. All of a sudden, I

>>> download one update and the whole thing is screwed up.

>>>

>>> I'll try the recommendations.

>>>

>>> "Dwarf" wrote:

>>>

>>>> As has been pointed out by several people in this newsgroup (myself

>>>> included), it is not recommended to install hardware updates from

>>>> Microsoft

>>>> for anything other than Microsoft components - all other hardware

>>>> updates are

>>>> best obtained directly from the manufacturer, in this case D-Link

>>>> (http://www.d-link.co.uk).

>>>> I suggest that you try a system restore to see if that restores

>>>> functionality. Also, you might need to remove the adapter, reboot,

>>>> shutdown,

>>>> reinstall the adapter, reboot and let the system find the correct

>>>> driver - if

>>>> you have a disk supplied with the adapter then use that instead. Note

>>>> that

>>>> you may need to use a different slot (if available) to force the system

>>>> to

>>>> re-detect the card. You might also like to check your Bios settings to

>>>> see if

>>>> they have been changed.

>>>>

>>>> "jettmorrison" wrote:

>>>>

>>>> > Installed a Microsot update for the D-Link - Networking - D-Link

>>>> > DGE-530T

>>>> > Gigabit Ethernet Adapter today. Afterward, I lost all connection to

>>>> > the

>>>> > Adaptor. I eventually uninstalled the D-Link Driver, rebooted and

>>>> > then

>>>> > Windows 'Acquired Network Address'. So then I was connected.

>>>> >

>>>> > On next reboot, the same problem. No connection, can't repair the

>>>> > connection, can't locate an IP Address (even tried dos

>>>> > ipconfig/release...ipconfig/renew to no avail.).

>>>> >

>>>> > What the heck did the update do to my D-Link Hardware? It's a real

>>>> > nuissance

>>>> > having to disable my adapter and reboot just to use the internet.

>>>> >

>>>> > System:

>>>> > Windows XP professional sp2

>>>> > Dell Dimension 8100

>>>> > D-Link - Networking - D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

>>>> > Bios Version A02

>>

>>

>

>

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