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I've just moved my PC base unit under the desk, which meant unplugging all the USB connectors.
So, when I powered it up again, it didn't recognise the WAP, and wanted to find the drivers... Which are on a CD. Somewhere. Probably in the garage. Somewhere.
Except that, these days, when I install something, I copy the install CD to a directory under C:\Install, so all I had to do was point the install routine to that directory, and all worked first time.
It's nice when a plan actually works...
So, when I powered it up again, it didn't recognise the WAP, and wanted to find the drivers... Which are on a CD. Somewhere. Probably in the garage. Somewhere.
Except that, these days, when I install something, I copy the install CD to a directory under C:\Install, so all I had to do was point the install routine to that directory, and all worked first time.
It's nice when a plan actually works...
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I was a little horrified yesterday when copying a CD - it was the stuff for the new ADSL Modem/Router/firewall/WiFi thingy, and the CD was 700 MB. Ah well, removing the multilingual Acrobat Rader install, and the Norton Insecurity stuff cut out over 90% of it.