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"Code 10" Error
I was helping a friend with his Inspiron 2650 (win xp) laptop. During
the course of tying to get a router set up, we suddenly lost the integrated ethernet network adaptor. The machine would detect new hardware, but could not find the appropriate driver on his hard drive or on the supplied DELL drivers CD. When I tried a manual install via the wizard, I was able to see a list of network adaptors. I picked what I thought was the correct one (3com 3c920 integrated lan). The wizard said it was not approved but I installed it anyway. A subsequent reboot and check of the device manager yielded a yellow question mark with the code 10 message that the device cannot be started. Any help would be appreciated in getting the adaptor reinstalled. Thanks, Harvey |
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best bet is to try to roll back the driver...
start-mycomputer(rightclick)-properties-hardware(tab)-devicemanager-click on the network adapter and then select properties, then click the drivers tab, and then click roll back driver. "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:KFWMb.46213$xy6.116180@attbi_s02... I was helping a friend with his Inspiron 2650 (win xp) laptop. During the course of tying to get a router set up, we suddenly lost the integrated ethernet network adaptor. The machine would detect new hardware, but could not find the appropriate driver on his hard drive or on the supplied DELL drivers CD. When I tried a manual install via the wizard, I was able to see a list of network adaptors. I picked what I thought was the correct one (3com 3c920 integrated lan). The wizard said it was not approved but I installed it anyway. A subsequent reboot and check of the device manager yielded a yellow question mark with the code 10 message that the device cannot be started. Any help would be appreciated in getting the adaptor reinstalled. Thanks, Harvey |
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Already tried that to no avail (it said there was nothing to roll back
to). Also, tried a restore point from several days earlier without success. Thanks, Harvey Christopher Muto wrote: best bet is to try to roll back the driver... start-mycomputer(rightclick)-properties-hardware(tab)-devicemanager-click on the network adapter and then select properties, then click the drivers tab, and then click roll back driver. "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:KFWMb.46213$xy6.116180@attbi_s02... I was helping a friend with his Inspiron 2650 (win xp) laptop. During the course of tying to get a router set up, we suddenly lost the integrated ethernet network adaptor. The machine would detect new hardware, but could not find the appropriate driver on his hard drive or on the supplied DELL drivers CD. When I tried a manual install via the wizard, I was able to see a list of network adaptors. I picked what I thought was the correct one (3com 3c920 integrated lan). The wizard said it was not approved but I installed it anyway. A subsequent reboot and check of the device manager yielded a yellow question mark with the code 10 message that the device cannot be started. Any help would be appreciated in getting the adaptor reinstalled. Thanks, Harvey |
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the integrated nic is the 3c920. i suggest that you download the latest
driver from support.dell.com and then delete the device from system properties, then shut down, and supply the downloaded driver when it detects the new hardware upon restart. i wonder if this has to do with having the computer hibernate... see this article which may apply: http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;314801 "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:%0XMb.45269$I06.281454@attbi_s01... Already tried that to no avail (it said there was nothing to roll back to). Also, tried a restore point from several days earlier without success. Thanks, Harvey Christopher Muto wrote: best bet is to try to roll back the driver... start-mycomputer(rightclick)-properties-hardware(tab)-devicemanager-click on the network adapter and then select properties, then click the drivers tab, and then click roll back driver. "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:KFWMb.46213$xy6.116180@attbi_s02... I was helping a friend with his Inspiron 2650 (win xp) laptop. During the course of tying to get a router set up, we suddenly lost the integrated ethernet network adaptor. The machine would detect new hardware, but could not find the appropriate driver on his hard drive or on the supplied DELL drivers CD. When I tried a manual install via the wizard, I was able to see a list of network adaptors. I picked what I thought was the correct one (3com 3c920 integrated lan). The wizard said it was not approved but I installed it anyway. A subsequent reboot and check of the device manager yielded a yellow question mark with the code 10 message that the device cannot be started. Any help would be appreciated in getting the adaptor reinstalled. Thanks, Harvey |
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Thanks. I will have try this in the next few days.
Harvey Christopher Muto wrote: the integrated nic is the 3c920. i suggest that you download the latest driver from support.dell.com and then delete the device from system properties, then shut down, and supply the downloaded driver when it detects the new hardware upon restart. i wonder if this has to do with having the computer hibernate... see this article which may apply: http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;314801 "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:%0XMb.45269$I06.281454@attbi_s01... Already tried that to no avail (it said there was nothing to roll back to). Also, tried a restore point from several days earlier without success. Thanks, Harvey Christopher Muto wrote: best bet is to try to roll back the driver... start-mycomputer(rightclick)-properties-hardware(tab)-devicemanager-click on the network adapter and then select properties, then click the drivers tab, and then click roll back driver. "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:KFWMb.46213$xy6.116180@attbi_s02... I was helping a friend with his Inspiron 2650 (win xp) laptop. During the course of tying to get a router set up, we suddenly lost the integrated ethernet network adaptor. The machine would detect new hardware, but could not find the appropriate driver on his hard drive or on the supplied DELL drivers CD. When I tried a manual install via the wizard, I was able to see a list of network adaptors. I picked what I thought was the correct one (3com 3c920 integrated lan). The wizard said it was not approved but I installed it anyway. A subsequent reboot and check of the device manager yielded a yellow question mark with the code 10 message that the device cannot be started. Any help would be appreciated in getting the adaptor reinstalled. Thanks, Harvey |
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Did not work. He will be calling DELL shortly.
Thanks for your help, Harvey Harvey Gratt wrote: Thanks. I will have try this in the next few days. Harvey Christopher Muto wrote: the integrated nic is the 3c920. i suggest that you download the latest driver from support.dell.com and then delete the device from system properties, then shut down, and supply the downloaded driver when it detects the new hardware upon restart. i wonder if this has to do with having the computer hibernate... see this article which may apply: http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;314801 "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:%0XMb.45269$I06.281454@attbi_s01... Already tried that to no avail (it said there was nothing to roll back to). Also, tried a restore point from several days earlier without success. Thanks, Harvey Christopher Muto wrote: best bet is to try to roll back the driver... start-mycomputer(rightclick)-properties-hardware(tab)-devicemanager-click on the network adapter and then select properties, then click the drivers tab, and then click roll back driver. "Harvey Gratt" wrote in message news:KFWMb.46213$xy6.116180@attbi_s02... I was helping a friend with his Inspiron 2650 (win xp) laptop. During the course of tying to get a router set up, we suddenly lost the integrated ethernet network adaptor. The machine would detect new hardware, but could not find the appropriate driver on his hard drive or on the supplied DELL drivers CD. When I tried a manual install via the wizard, I was able to see a list of network adaptors. I picked what I thought was the correct one (3com 3c920 integrated lan). The wizard said it was not approved but I installed it anyway. A subsequent reboot and check of the device manager yielded a yellow question mark with the code 10 message that the device cannot be started. Any help would be appreciated in getting the adaptor reinstalled. Thanks, Harvey |
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