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Old 05-20-2005, 06:14 PM
Al Puzzuoli
 
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Default Belkin dongle, how to revert to Windows original stack?

Hi,

I'm helping a friend who has a Nokia 6600 and a Belkin dongle, I think
an f8t03. The phone and PC connected fine when he was using the driver
as installed by Windows XP; However, now he has installed the Widcomm
drivers that shipped on the CD included with the dongle. These drivers
seem to offer more functionality but for whatever reason, we can't get
the PC and phone to talk. Instead of fighting with this, it would be
nice to revert back to the old driver; However, when we uninstall the
Widcomm software, and then connect the dongle, the new hardware wizard
comes up and says that it can't find any drivers. Is it possible to
revert or is he hosed?

TIA,

--Al

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Old 05-25-2005, 06:05 AM
Blue1
 
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Default Re: Belkin dongle, how to revert to Windows original stack?

Yes, you can revert. Device manager / update driver / select the one used
before.


"Al Puzzuoli" <apuzzuoli@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.1cf49c1c1b178cf49896b9@news.giganews.com. ..
> Hi,
>
> I'm helping a friend who has a Nokia 6600 and a Belkin dongle, I think
> an f8t03. The phone and PC connected fine when he was using the driver
> as installed by Windows XP; However, now he has installed the Widcomm
> drivers that shipped on the CD included with the dongle. These drivers
> seem to offer more functionality but for whatever reason, we can't get
> the PC and phone to talk. Instead of fighting with this, it would be
> nice to revert back to the old driver; However, when we uninstall the
> Widcomm software, and then connect the dongle, the new hardware wizard
> comes up and says that it can't find any drivers. Is it possible to
> revert or is he hosed?
>
> TIA,
>
> --Al
>



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