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Ok well every once and awhile my PC will disconnect from the internet then reconnect. This isn't such a bad thing because normally it reconnects right away. The one thing that is a big deal however is that sometimes I get the blue screen of death and my PC restarts. Im pretty sure its because the Wireless Card because it will happen right when the card reconnects. I don't know if this is just a bad driver or virus or what.
Intel E6300 Core 2 Duo
G.Skill 1GB DDR26400
Sapphire Radeon X1900XT
Seagate 320GB HDD
Windows XP Professional

Have you tried removing the wireless device and then rebooting (allowing for a reinstall)? Are you running an up-to-date reliable anti-virus program?
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No I haven't tried removing it. It's an internal WiFi card in my laptop and not fun to get too. I'm more than willing to do anything that needs to do done, but I just want to try everything else before opening up the laptop. I have installed Wildpacket Drivers before, but I think im using the Gigabyte drivers now....could this be a problem if the old drivers are still there?
Intel E6300 Core 2 Duo
G.Skill 1GB DDR26400
Sapphire Radeon X1900XT
Seagate 320GB HDD
Windows XP Professional

I don't believe Jennifer was recommending you physically remove the device. Just go into device manager and uninstall the device. Then reboot. It should be detected and installed upon booting up.
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Ahhh I see what your saying lol. Yea I must have mis-read that :) Yea I am going to try that and post the results.
Intel E6300 Core 2 Duo
G.Skill 1GB DDR26400
Sapphire Radeon X1900XT
Seagate 320GB HDD
Windows XP Professional

my router gets hanged and has to restart it and has to set my router settings again and again . what would be the problem

Right. Wanderer can always interpret correctly what I say. I meant remove the device from Device Manager..
Life is more painless for those who are brainless.

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