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[Help] Not able to disable my network

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Hi, well i hav a small problem that im not able to disable my network connections, here is the screenshot of error im getting

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can anyone help me out :unsure:

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--Sonic

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when this problem started to happen, have you install or remove some hardware recently...

nope i havnt removed any hardware

When this started to happen, did you do anything on ur PC, or just one day out of nowhere this problem occured..

You have a protocol on the connection which block the disable function. It's normal for many wifi network with their AEGIS protocol.

But you can force to disable the network by the "peripheal manager" (in french I have "Gestionnaire de périphérique").

Goodbye.

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well i was able to disable only by disabling my network card....

I've the same problem after installing SP2 on XP Pro

also, i'd installed IE7 Beta2...

You have a protocol on the connection which block the disable function. It's normal for many wifi network with their (for example) AEGIS protocol.

But you can force to disable the network by the "peripheal manager" (in french I have "Gestionnaire de périphérique").

Goodbye.

No other solution than disabling by Hardware manager ...

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