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I have a toshiba laptop that has a built in wireless nic. I also bought a d-link wireless pcmcia card that I want to run. The reason I want to run this is I have a linksys wireless router that i'm connecting to and I also have a wireless transmiter that will only connect with the subnet mask being 255.0.0.0. this is the reason I want to use the d-link card so I don't have to reconfigure everytime I want to get on the internet. When both wireless cards are in and turned on which ever one is turned on last fails to start with an error code of 10.<br />
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Please help is it possible to run 2 cards if not what other way can I do this so I don't have to reconfigure.
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I have a toshiba laptop that has a built in wireless nic. I also bought a d-link wireless pcmcia card that I want to run. The reason I want to run this is I have a linksys wireless router that i'm connecting to and I also have a wireless transmiter that will only connect with the subnet mask being 255.0.0.0. this is the reason I want to use the d-link card so I don't have to reconfigure everytime I want to get on the internet. When both wireless cards are in and turned on which ever one is turned on last fails to start with an error code of 10.

Please help is it possible to run 2 cards if not what other way can I do this so I don't have to reconfigure.

Had this another section with no answer hoping it will get one here.

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