Every time I turn on my computer, I am told I need to install the driver for
an unknown device. When I click on "continue" I get the message that
"Microsoft ISATAP adapter -- a device attached to the system is not
functioning." Should I do anything about it, if yes, then what?

By the way, this only started happening two months ago and I have had my
computer for over a year.

Click start, type:
devmgmt.msc
hit enter
In Network adapter, highlight your Ethernet card device.
Action menu, 'Uninstall' (Do Not choose to delete the driver file)
Action menu, "Scan for Hardware Devices"

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"Gloria" <Gloria@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37F2617F-5140-461F-B281-095DB0C9FEAF@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> Every time I turn on my computer, I am told I need to install the driver
> for
> an unknown device. When I click on "continue" I get the message that
> "Microsoft ISATAP adapter -- a device attached to the system is not
> functioning." Should I do anything about it, if yes, then what?
>
> By the way, this only started happening two months ago and I have had my
> computer for over a year.[/color]

Seems to have worked. Thanks.

"Gloria" wrote:
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> Every time I turn on my computer, I am told I need to install the driver for
> an unknown device. When I click on "continue" I get the message that
> "Microsoft ISATAP adapter -- a device attached to the system is not
> functioning." Should I do anything about it, if yes, then what?
>
> By the way, this only started happening two months ago and I have had my
> computer for over a year.[/color]

"Gloria" wrote:
[color=blue]
> Seems to have worked. Thanks.
>
> "Gloria" wrote:
>[color=green]
> > Every time I turn on my computer, I am told I need to install the driver for
> > an unknown device. When I click on "continue" I get the message that
> > "Microsoft ISATAP adapter -- a device attached to the system is not
> > functioning." Should I do anything about it, if yes, then what?
> >
> > By the way, this only started happening two months ago and I have had my
> > computer for over a year.[/color][/color]