Thanks Mark for your quick reply; but unfortunately the name
"ISATAP" does...not show up under "view hidden devices"...
As far as I heard, this ISATAP is only...virtually installed...or?
And if this is correct, then it'd be also not possible to "scan
for hardware change" afterwards anyway...
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"Mark L. Ferguson" <MarkLFerguson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> Open Device manager in Control Panel, and set it to view hidden devices.
> Highlight your Network Adapter device, Action menu, "Uninstall", (do Not
> put a check in 'delete driver") then Action menu,"scan for hardware
> changes", to find the device drivers again automatically.
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> "Philippe [Switzerland]" <pascal47@gmx.net> wrote in message
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>> Hello there,
>> Accidentally I deleted this installation and although
>> it's not "a must" for the flawless running of the sys-
>> tem, I still would like to have it "back again" now...
>> I tried already to browse through many sites, but
>> wasn't able yet to locate such a download page...
>> So any hints would be now appreciated; thanks!
>> Best regards, Philippe.[/color]
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