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Blue screen and Fatal Error

I am setting up my computer after a fire in my house. I used to use a Linksys router with a 2 wire wireless adapter and it worked fine. I had to replace the router with a new Belkin G router. When I plug in the 2 wire adapter in the USB I get a blue screen that says Fatal Error. When I unplug the adapter and boot the computer back up it works fine. I tried the adapter again and received the same Fatal Error. I tried to get help from 2 Wire. They say it could be the USB. But everything was fine until I bought the Belkin router. Can you help?

  • senoritaj4 Apr 19, 2009

    I am getting ready to find something else to plug in to the USB and try it. If it is the port, what would I do in that case? Thanks for answering my question.

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Have you tried plugging other devices into the same USB port? Try this to determine if the problem is with the port.

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