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I purchased a Wireless USB adapter MN510(for linking into my G network, I already have a router that works fine with 2 other computers) and tried to install it.<br />
(on a Sony Vaio machine with Win 98 which otherwise also works perfectly).<br />
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The installation didn`t work because it wanted to install plug and play and didn`t complete the installation.(I don`t know why because I`ve installed other USB devices and haven`t encountered this problem before)<br />
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Unaware of this noncompletion I plugged in the adapter and of course it failed, now I uninstalled the software but can`t uninstall the hardware (USB adapter) in order to start again.<br />
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How do I uninstall it. I`ve uninstalled devices in Win2000 with ease, but here it seems more complicated. The disk doesn`t have any uninstall.<br />
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I have the Win 98 SE full install disk.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Nelson
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I purchased a Wireless USB adapter MN510(for linking into my G network, I already have a router that works fine with 2 other computers) and tried to install it.
(on a Sony Vaio machine with Win 98 which otherwise also works perfectly).

The installation didn`t work because it wanted to install plug and play and didn`t complete the installation.(I don`t know why because I`ve installed other USB devices and haven`t encountered this problem before)

Unaware of this noncompletion I plugged in the adapter and of course it failed, now I uninstalled the software but can`t uninstall the hardware (USB adapter) in order to start again.

How do I uninstall it. I`ve uninstalled devices in Win2000 with ease, but here it seems more complicated. The disk doesn`t have any uninstall.

I have the Win 98 SE full install disk.

Thanks

Nelson

uninstalling usb device :wireless MSN adapter on a Windows 98 machine and reinstalling

Wireless networking is a method by which homes, telecommunications networks and enterprise (business) installations avoid the costly process of introducing cables into a building, or as a connection between various equipment locations. Wireless telecommunications networks are generally implemented and administered using radio communication. This implementation takes place at the physical level (layer) of the OSI model network structure. The key hardware components of a wireless computer network include adapters, routers and access points, antennas and repeaters.