Hi,
I posted this before with no results, so I thought I would try again. Under
device Manager/Network Adapters I have about 20 entries for "Microsoft ISATAP
Adapter" and "Microsoft 6to4 Adapters". They all state that they are not
working properly. I deleted them at one time and they keep coming back.
What are they and why do they keep coming back?
Thanks,
Phil
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Phil

"Phil" <phil@discussion.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0B10E18F-65EE-4204-AC25-3F1F0B803C59@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> Hi,
> I posted this before with no results, so I thought I would try again. Under
> device Manager/Network Adapters I have about 20 entries for "Microsoft ISATAP
> Adapter" and "Microsoft 6to4 Adapters". They all state that they are not
> working properly. I deleted them at one time and they keep coming back.
> What are they and why do they keep coming back?
> Thanks,
> Phil
> --
> Phil[/color]

You can ignore them apparently; I've got 2 Microsoft ISATAP Adapters, #2 and #3,
that have suddenly appeared on my Win7 install, both with yellow exclamation marks.
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932520[/url]

"Phil" <phil@discussion.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0B10E18F-65EE-4204-AC25-3F1F0B803C59@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> Hi,
> I posted this before with no results, so I thought I would try again.
> Under
> device Manager/Network Adapters I have about 20 entries for "Microsoft
> ISATAP
> Adapter" and "Microsoft 6to4 Adapters". They all state that they are not
> working properly. I deleted them at one time and they keep coming back.
> What are they and why do they keep coming back?[/color]

I have a #3 adapter and disabled it with no negative consequences.
By deleting them do you mean "uninstalling"?
My suggestion is to uninstall all drivers but one, if they they are all the
same and then disable this one, just in case.
You may want to contact Microsoft to find out the reason for their stubborn
behavior. <H>.
[color=blue]
> Thanks,
> Phil
> --
> Phil[/color]